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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
6petial Nolires

TO Newsdenlers.rsefe vi be ten eope Of Tag NsS,ioE.
0eck At he prnung No n Frankost ih % nacr l-ale'
send for IHk WHITES, IS lie p1sales h''' ~ "
edua's u sentrg H. .-.--t--.-...
Tefa be he following premirns sudget on SNtIp
ing va IL DegsieAe newsboy who blrs most dlr -
so Second s5i tie third 81 TO the fourh - 1 "
ST. III. July liih.
Piie-! Piles !!-ALL KINDS lNTBRNAL ~ 1900,
BLIND BLEEDING, ITCiilNG Ge, pestvey pe,t IL aRsogP
cnf without pain danger esustcs instfuea ee AT
TfOS by MCCANDLlSs. NJ, D., Sho DNa irIi yt,ET
rHIEspAY Eyh NING JULY 20. ls7l Oan ~ -, " " - 49,
iustsnt re hef, and ut ARASrEES Persect pe'-- -
~ James Hotel, Boston. =. "A Lite. .,
7, IN, o1srs. :, m kir.y inform either ol ~ :. f
s,, se shall be better prepare ~ Nls'' eoa''I
r. rsst1'Ioa o. thIs se- asd elegant e''A'i'" - " "
cure . "a snelL
Transient Board -Four PROPRIETOR ST JAMES HorgL Bost
" r Nartin's Blaekins' universal .eAne"'els ~ '7''
n A g presrves tie leather does not ' e'AHs 'hi s'.
y @ H. hest japanese vtruish So b al gocess.srs she's
t., wholesale Ays0cy re Palol-1
Gy, ..ouIe's Linirrcni col y Join p htNaf cSissel
place, ane ~ Ass.',.-
A., snfRDAY JaE -, sl, WI cose % tp o4seSn A,hAl
III a. 90 WbDsheDAA a. u n % tsuha.I Al ~ "a "a
satSATIpnAN al o. r. u. O.ss- ttAs><S -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

needn't be- One time he went top 81 the house, but
made him come down. He must have stayed here three
hOurS and there other soldiers here It's all non
sense about ms going 10 TWENTY seyents aud the rest
OF those streets across lots and fences Ills walked
away from here 10 Nnthaye., whore he took carriage
that was waiting for him"
This amiabe informant, who certainly deserves heavy
saynges from the Opera House party rather deprecated
tho mention Of lis name bat his testimony concerning
the cowardice OF such prominent leader Of the militia
viii fully cXonerato him In the eyes Of all Hibernia
from the guilt incurred by harboriug the fugitive. In
taking leave Of Frhy Fisk and his various tersycrsa
tons, fitting conclusion 70 be found In the ia
n'iar line, Room for the LoOlporl Boomw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

--- - ,,-e tor virtuous, too patriotc,
,n,eHgcnt too Republean Nv or of being guilty
t% raught in any stSu CTI fai.chood suoh logic
Of Any toiow and too incohsiSten. "a orot,on what
sor her to give igp' Tor any TIE wealth Of Northern
eyer.,- the Loon sosacll5 anu their part
llen9Sc,' Democrats have coilllibu,ou and their
NorthcI1 Ioes auI orr mdortunes a., for they
80 our ;,,ce me war has become pf"NrelD, ta us
Vcwalui ne thing and piUcitc ulot,'' ,iirc fraudu-
profess OnS rrc Unconstitutional, DeiE CRYING
she Ame l,d and ficu eat their own Wm.S p; bssS
lenu5 ,bit 1--WE ACcErT 1lE sltAli1,,., your pledges
ou.Ps,y nvptCr icIi YANKEES i a. frgst YOU now.
10 ~ have ~ mi ,.ifb Dc in YOUR mouth u. b,ve
when bcgrtsi Away with your Tie south
30 o thcml - COW Fu- ~. ~ such putrd mass OF
en- Demo racI VIII '''''
corruption ,, o,-rsrtON
non Tss Sc.-H6rr 30 H. co,rtesv and all
Hartford has thrown asluT Sec,"s 3eternicd
ISioriy fecuuy in tins unie'' anu or rights and feel
nogAuo,' he wbot rg rdiceS oi our - =" Gsfend
10, We may he Pow worries, non. Int les those who
80 and ahcttUg THIS "lLIu ',S,,,l, n. a
ht SS,h.f fbey are the a--Ir-''lS tu W Now
Inna tun. yly such as tls S.alc las heN o. sC'- yi
local con lt submit 90 tns teatu l. WIN
haNel Nod vote " 1000 enc can any W. W. ti.on
:, 80 y,ce besrl cnt = y. g." H. ~ Haven is not
neN ;~fI in tuI. CuIt,mp.dode lasl.iou ,,5 I1-
TO- ~ NAV DE tNcU Cor J.e oi".i4' me- - a. l,.r
rhclt ~ ',',l o. a. men WHO loOk upon Hartford Pr
.td,iy mace worthy OF decent Nt'tll "' q" ' ,,.,Iv
~ dc legislature. ALH W., w - in fine cen
tte mcu VITO l.i1 seats lL's i1a! !" rd obSy,
~ Assembly. TUere are men pC Hluu ~ 80 n,
,cn WHO cor Ia, % they would cause We $500 an M
f a. h deserves, and the tive c~plt".s P'a,etV "
Li uc WatCu their course ON MS ulstiOi a.
a. fature inward them as they deserve i! ~!
- ,l-r1rs-y in stale politics SINKS mo lu,s-i.
paI9 Iico lie cross Injustice sought 70 he put upJi
G- c,ty Every c.t.z oi non ii@NS' ,a mn
ieo taI prN ,rl' may Nr ", I n, 0. tIis state 81
,rbetler /. Is. me turi city DO NcW-Lu anu h ,t'
~ any consideration at toe hands =. our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
TIE POLICE CASUALTIES.
The following statement Of police {

The following statement OF police casualties
has been compiled from the official returns from each
precinct:
Firsf Precinct -Patro.mon John McGrath, VIM. Dough
cTty, and Joseph lp,k. slight biui-es
Thirteenth PrcciHcf-PItIOlmaH John O'COnnOr, severe
CuusbOt wound in tine side FatOlmau James Mahei'
overcome by heat.
FiIseDH Frceuet-Capt Henry Hedden, blow on the
sixth Precincts PatrOlmau Fred A. Meschut, struck ON
the shoulder with brick, PairOlman Geo. H. Covert,
sunstruck, serlOus.
SiIiecnH Precinct -Patromau VIM J. Lcnlon, shot in
the arm, al gGt.
NiucfeenH Frecipci-ser.eant T. p. Whitconh, struck
on the arm with % club, slight; patrOlmau VIM DlNOu,
struck the hands, severe PatrOlman Leon Philips,
hand run through with a bdyOnet
TvcHieth PTCciTciSergt. VIM. III. Mccullough, struck
bv a brick ON the Knee and leg; rgt Tnos. y. James,
struck on the with pavng-,fonc, severe; Patrol
man VIM. Irving struck Oh the hand with payngstOuc,
slight
struck tn the mouth with paNIrC-stonc, severe.
Trcnt-SsrCHh Pyeci5icf.-latIOlmcu Martin German
and John HAmill. struck 10y stones, slight.
TtrcJtyei9Hkh ITcctHct.-PatrOitnan Edward Gllgert
fell from "A stage, back and arms injured.
TtceHrruinh Treciuct-Patromln frank H. Curtis,
struck on the with spent ball
Thirt1-frSf Ircciuct-PaIrolmau VIM. IT. ROh, acct
deutally struck on thc leg with polccman's club
JLrfyec0pd Precinct liisifEtcd FOrc-Ca A. SWil-
SON struck the head and back with stones seIgt.
Geo H. Havens, struck on the left ear win stone !;
PatTO man Henry W FOrhu,h, thrown rom his morse,
bneepau cut; PatrOlmau T1Os &. joyce, thrown from
his Ls-c ankle sprHinod and struck on the back with
stones. PatrOmau Thomas Courtney struck on the Datk
WI II d bI4ck. Total number of casualties 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH

William Kapus has resigned the Collectorship
o. Customs for Alaska.
=; John d. Dunbar, weIl-known citizen of Can
ton, Mass, died D Sunday
Commander VIM Mitchell VIII o was placed
the retired Lat navy years ago ae in Washington On
Sunday.
Benjamin Whitner, age 80 of the town of
Big Plat, Cle-uag Co., n " ie dead Emr yesterday Of
ap0pie1y
The Emperor Of Russia has sent a hattcring
telegaphc dispatch Prince OF sa4ouv ef,g ON nm
tie hOaorAU title Of Field Marshal
M Treilhard, late French Minister 10 Washing
ton il present sJol1g Connecticut la, entirely -,r1gr
ts hea and vii Tor Fraact shall learn tbtt the
Germans have evacus.ed that portion Of the country esdes hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
II MAYOR HALL A COWARD, OR IS he A TRAITOR
y LIZ EdLInr n liz TriLnne

II MAYOR hall. a COWARD, OK Is NE IEAlIOk !
To me Edftor Of Tks Tribune.
SIn Mayor HILL is reported 10 have said
that tho authorities unable n cope with tho mob in
uis city" and "tlat If unOrsanized mob made sut
Client resistance 10 cause such edsion Of blood
that on Wednesday, what would Eavo Boon tie FesGlto
q collision between the military and 1000 20 1900 Ibcr
Mans fully supplied with the best arms, and well
oicsred and driledl" Il not this plain invitation TO
tie mob 10 DO ~ they please, and an Acknowledgements
by tho Mayor that there power 70 control them or
defend the lives and property Of our ciiizensf
What are the factsl Did the mob af-r nearly weeks
PREPARATION mako any resistance after the hat yooy
Gred by mere handful Of so,lersi D.d not The vlo.e
crowd take to eight on the instant they found mat DE-
ttIlMh RESISTANCE was TO b. mad'i TIE dr.3u-ii Gnu
OF determination, all thor h0l.ta OF their Irresistible
power, resulted lu tie dc4-f o. Three 'ucg
To tax o. mon 81 sst.Lr successfully tho whole police
ever hcarj o and sluws Ma oT IIai ~ be most
outTagcOuo coward, O. too Ignorant aI iun tn ouJ 10 e
allowed TO disgrace tbs city by acting ls Goa ruler
NcdHCsGay What would be- Che eject OF q N4frr of 10
inch loU.ts.Ts and few Gatan gums, lacGcd mp DIV
l0c0J National Guards, force Tat C0Gli be BROUGHT into
acu0h al o ieW hour Holl1tt ...,..
Napoleon pt the s5re'ts OF Paris OF 5000 with
sullc battery. II 1868 most s.yag. aud o.. crinuo8
mob aftUg holding complete possession O largo part OF
our city, WIS driven nkO ChaI before tie wab by u
single CimgIt. feel ashamed and Fortified U think
that fir city ciss.oecc by crowd OF rridus;
who should have stood for Ut the head Of his troops
Or AT e st ~ the police ana mlu'iiued the laws az Tie
Ish OF lis DIE, thuuIt have run nom tlc post OF ouY,
and basey pr claimed that be did not dare 10 resist liz
grace 10 the city, unfit 10 De is chel magistrate Is u
not perfectly lent that Mayor Han II, ny ms own con-
f-siOn, utterly unit for his position, and tnt Il D, ms
Guly to resign iJrJtWt-uf & W.
ActU- IOya, j ly II, lsiI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
A ROMAN CATHOLIC pROTFsTs.
To TIE RAZOR Of me TrtLuHe.
SIR: haYe boon rnading i'm the nnws

SIR: have been reading in the newspapers
OF The last lew days many express OF Indignation
aSgBEt the late ro.ers. This Indignation is Just when
directed in the proper quarter. But At is not far 20
blame al Roman Catholics and Irish Let the blame
rest where 10 belongs, on crowd OF ignorant nedu-
Gated Irshmen, who cannot be called Roman Catholics
because they do not live mp 10 the teachings OF their
hGiOn, which always breaches peace and good VIII TO
men" TGCy utterly rcpudiatCd 10y al good Roman
Catholics, who will be glad 10 them summariy pun
i-hed have noticed that every who has any petty
spite against Roman Catholics takes this occasion TO let
1t have full vent To he a practical Roman Catholic
means to be good, quiet, orderly czen and is very
hand find In almost every paper articles cOndemnng
all Roman Catholics. without any discrimination, for
this late wrctched affair which you cannot regret any
more than We do, JUSTICE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
VEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,


hAHliir1iDN' July II, lall-I y.
Synopsis JOr lie pat hrcgi1 flour hours.
No important change is reported from the
Pacific coast. The barometer has fallen rapidly this
afternoon in the extreme Northwest The hi chest prc
continues In the extreme Southwest. The low
pressure which existed sunday evening north OF Penn
ometer has fallen decidedly IN Georgia. The tempera-
tuTe D. lower the middle and east Atlantic coast
no and westward. NORTHEAST winds are reported
IN Missouri, Indiana, and Tennessee Rain ana threat
Cnlng weather reported from Northern Florida
aEd Georgia, and also from Nebraska.
Probabilities.
The conditions are favorable for local storms tonight
from Missouri to Tennessee. Threatening weather. with
lightning. viii probably extend during the night over
tie CarOhnas with severe local storms. Pleasant
weather VIII probably continue from the lower lakes 90
The Atlantic. Tie low barometer IN the extreme North
West viii probably extend 10 Lake Huron by Tuesday
~ C4ilg, with local storms west OF Lake Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
TIE PRESIDENT VISITS FORT HAMILTON.

Pr 3Ident Grant and famlIy, Utn. FOHu
and wife the Hon. A. Drexel and family and Gen In
gals visited Fort Hamilton yesterday. Upon their ar
rival az the fort salute OF q guns was fred After IN
speeding the fort and itH surroundings thrf Ihtitp d
ih grand BAH and banquet given in thef honor. me
visitors returned 10 Sandy Hook in the steamer henry
smith, Oh bOaid Of which were Gen. SGt. COL inii-
ton All tHe army Officers stationed IN Tue Aal uJi iO4t
hoahGns- ana the banQ VI inc iOIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
TIE REcREANCY OF HAIL AND KELsO.
TO the EditOr or Tht IFt0uhc'
SIR: That wars charming exhibition OF V

SIR: That w;s a charming exhibition OF VIZ
tuous ind.euatiOu which Superintendent heIso mace
when he rated" Michael Harrison Of the Fih Precinct
and had his buttons and ns nia stripped on because ne
declared after the charge on HiDernia Han tat ~ WIS
" wruug 10 club ITishmen in that way ana that Ms
sympathies were with them, and against the Orange,
men," For the same reason kfsO might nave Derdte1
Nayor Ia. ana himself too. Tie letter oil the 70 j.
j. Bond aud the proclamation Of the other stripped OF
verbiage and put IN the mouth ~ 4e ~ lsyn VI tOu
that II was wrong club Irshmen" ard That their
syiayathies with them, and against tho orange
men" Yet these men, guilty than all others OF
the blood shed the 18TH strip Harrison aud OGTaoy
OF Their buttons ana hustle them INTO jail for WOTds that
were uttered with much better excuse and were not
tSndt d part as dastardy, COwaIdly, and harmful as
their, on Justice whittier hast thou Detken Ayselt
Allentown, =. d., July II, 1871 O. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
" PEACE AT ANY PRICE f"

SIR: ThecOvlrdly surrendered our Democratic
City officials 10 tire turattcuincs OF brutal mob OHy
repetition OF the d,pO5 ton manifested by t' leaders Oh
Tho same marty IN 1861. These peace at any pfice
politicians would then have surrendered everything 10
the hohCa led Secession rlbblo Of tho SOUTH ana fsel
tr banner oi Tie Republic dis gracefully IN the aust;
VIII these demagOses learn that our Republic Is based
upon principles Of eternal truth VIA thGy never
realize that The word liberty with us IL something more
nan mere flower Of speech Have they yet To ne taught
that all rights for all men" II the fOundaLOh upon
which our fathers built and that their children VIII
uphold the sacred edGoe reared by thenli no mater az
how great personal sacrifice Are the 0OOd-Oouglt
yctOres OF tie past % counted naught In the Et
struggle for universal liberty lnauguiated huhuieu
yevt Iesso, 1giii he "a final one, AMERICUS.
hatn.I nrL. lLLlN Is. lsLl.
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TIE STigE or TRADE.


Rl - sg 4. f 4'5, q' q >:s 7see Dab.
49, - me- yellow -1o7 S,sis. 77a25 s'' o,ls
49, PORK 5a! ~ y lp.-t ~ j, - %. oes
CieW 70. 8F@i Clear Sdes cc ss-rr Coei So. -
5e-l.' 40 OH. i.0 gas; g. i1lI,r 30,
oen,h -. -,oio, t1ti- ~ 'lei C.oce Iss 49,.
J. toiee scare. a-l fti o.: io' ttc Klr.srret' 80
Nes-lOrs 81, II HrenilH. Cos. 1854 -i' 'Nt
ArGrsrh, sI. if.-lrf'Ia fu Iarrs al !lt0tq,
pool Miiiaesi saies ID te'si receipts tast
faGIos N. e., Ily l-sri. I1-p.rIaa ..-ss II 80,
eosa s.sir - ~ or tr,ei. 81 far "a p p = =
l'. CT Trsfen'ile frm - - yellow DO - = Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican State Convention OF MlSs!s-
sppi Ia. been called 20 meet at Jackson on "'"u,'.
esrust 80 and tuat Of Louisiana at Ne"o4e"nS O "'1
uesday Augusta q, $500. Of
The new appoTdOnmcnt unueI INC 49,, -
ts-o ivcs - members 70 tIe Mary and House ol D''o
-. - ,o... ~ o. al present Allegheny Cecil tfel-
49, rIsfff0rd aud Washington counties cac H Is'
Tie,n6e, and Somerset gains one Inc alI'IHoAic"'
f,tes effect Immediately.
The MARYLAND Democratic State Convention
,-u he held in Baltimore tomorrow. Democratic p'A-
,sns cyprcss the opinion that the Hon William PINK
ley Wiyte viii Doe noaa'.u i'. 90 ei,ol' "a
and Col Levin Woo.ford of Somerset for Controller o.
lie Treasury.
The Hon. J. Proctor Knott of Kentucky, the
enemy O. Duluth has declared against the New De
rartue Accordingly The Louisville Co"ter-JoHT"aI
Sl,r.s araiust him, predicting that he will never get
TO the L. : senate. Perhaps the Louisville paper
Touu is ss intelligent and progressive as the little
sand In Massachusetts hich fights under John Quincy
Adams. Bat Knott knows better.
The Rochester Union and Adrcrtiser an organ
the rural Democracy wants explanation Of Tam
many tactics n SAYS "GOv. Hoffman, it seems, was in
New.York City on Monday, two days before the riot
when exciting question as 10 what should be done
vas under consideration and when the promu CATION OF
te order signed 10y Superintendent kelsO was pending.
Way there wac not concert OF aeol ana, j theIe w.
why the sudden change of 'front.' i'm the face OF hf danger
pre- points upou vbich light demanded" Has not The
Union heard that the tnlug was "bOtchedP
LOCAL.
The XYIlth Assembly District Republican
Association held its first meeting under the new organ
tlton last evening, Col Joel ". Mason IN the chair
The new constitution aud bylaws read. motion
% adopt them Was ruled out OF order ny tne Cafnl
Uu the ground that they enauated from the Com ant
lee appointed 10 conduct the reuIOment was not foI
she Association 10 whether they were regular OF
irregular Resolutions were passed congfatulathg tht
other Republican Associations Of the city upon the sue
cess which has attended ganizaOn, and DECLARING
their determination TO have hereafter honest representa-
ton and just protection for legal voters heSOul ION
erc also passed declaring the recent riot 10 have eeI
pne Of the legitimate results Of the depraVty ana as
honesty Of the Tammany leaders, and thanking tHt
police and military authorities for tier services II
fmnIIIIn.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
HAVE WE HAD ENOUGH PARADEs.
DISCUSSION BETWEEN THE MAYOR AND COM
M,aIONER5 MANIERRE AND BARR-REwARD-
ING THE POLICE.

DISCUSSION BETWEEN THE MAYOR AND COM
Mls8IONERs MANIERRE AND BABR-REWARD-
ING THE POLICE.
The Board of Police met yesterday, 10 dis
the question OF paraJos in the streets Of this city
Commissioner Manicrre offered the following;
U7r,i The occupation Of The public oroi0hiirr' b. cereni
-, ~, ~. i ~, Is i ,i- !" ,t ~ 'ai,. b''' 10 ="
tsdea, Tie oe rides an- lr,e lions tends
w. r ,ai 'S S oo.oos n. & 10 e ,sa 5a
0a anu SAGA OF e streets has become oLoui aud calscToa
j's4 Thrt-rafe e-er'ar t'e pd.s Of Sa;o'.' Quad
or.4lrl- taa b. permitted 20 o'1N ~ zee te f'fet q" me
rsiee lrg eisa ior slc .rus nao tho Bosi az
ast itr'o Dag pr'T 70 il' time OF - ca'i i' proc on or
In re request hal he irtd tie Su nenc'r. i-A D. ~
o 81 Isss to -i'' 81 '' -Hi give roper ''' " Tue '' '''
Before any action was takon on the above, Commits
sioner Barr offered the following:
Ee,olrei Prs sp ONT special committee Of two 10
Obtain Legal opinion an. 20 rle 2 V upo- '' Sss , n
Ing va stree ro-e'ons 'oi1-f ln te Of - Nn. o.
Of the gene al uoc to 81 unmNr NE Of iAe cdh
f.rflo 10 slcl eouLte-
Commissioners Mariorro and Bosworth wero appointed
such Committee.
The Mayor seconded the resolution Of Commissioner
Barr He challenged any respectable lawyer to give an
opinion that any procession except the military, which
is ordained by statute has night ooccupy the streets
If It has no such lawful right then tie authorities are
justified in ioIJddBS PROFESSIONS. That this authority
was exercised for the first time in recent instance
simply shows that the question was never before pro
sented Tor decision. II may be unfortunate That me
question up for the first time touching Oransemen'
hut that does ater the legal question, nor the act
that never before did procession threaten such alarming
breaches Of the peace.
the Mayor hon offered the following resolution which
was carried unanimously:
EolrcJ That recognition BY this Board Of Gle thorough ni
ir rerostr OF severe ersu0ls aHi ung,u dutes ~ Patrol
men % ho a',s lew Of absence Win ~ fe grn
Paronaa ahi performed be duties on mas dsJ 20
lar ~ yunbrr then 100 So De- ca iclyG a. one uar m
D. giso understood that leaves OF absence VIE 10
Granted under lions to the number 20 tio N
spectOI. Captains, aud SergeaGis. when applied Ioi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
LdIESI SBJP AETs.
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ARRIVED.
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pa s,la. Maarsa Cs7s N.g'ra Naaaas Il day. ia t's'-
brig iI,P 'sEos Porich-te.
schf Guiarg sn7 Ora heraa7, walOr n g. L a'J' ~iA
Fch- John Couac Sin Bla -or with -,sr Geo Hoske
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schr ssre sieritt Psaer stanford ., T., .. 49,.
sc1r Ocean Queen Wilcox, GcJ- Banks Win hsa 70 h-Sd
scar samuel A. Yalloa Rsyuoul yl5,aas v s,d 70 Hsy
selT r. BIs., nc rIoyiieue y is!e'apOrt
SER Jas Doc s5sr' Eel, Dsr5, tor Eilbe,hpor.
sI s ' clolet St joa s. B with building spL
SER. 81, Ch.se, FauRrc $50.
Sehr VIM T. Everett, Ad .ms, sl1lsegoel.
Sa, 69e S-i3-i g CO. Haven for Yii,ase.soort
s5r S6a5 5g.r Blsss Ia l1,sr % Sagool Clap C.
shr w. II -e Cole slsoc u S. Il daIs viii PhHs 70 ss'"
scar. Lara Hatch Hartford for TeOndout
scSr Jos Han Murray. Portland. CT
Ten, DAVIS, Esoh visa laE'o' to CaAs fas''s
sebr cbas. Il Sorthsm PeItoD, Portland. CT.
s se9 Gs1I2 "as,T Plor ili'i r phaspH.
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scAr. j NJ Freeman. Rlin -ga. Ps0T1t nee
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Scar Bsele, Fun =, Providence PIiladl ma.
I. p Abel koSr Providence f.r kOl ioCt
Schr J. BureY Saunders Pro7dende Cor Bon iO1i.
Schr l. Daniels, Smith WiekorL
Schf Martha Jane. MO.t. WEXFORD.
Solr J. r. Ross. Powell Pswtuclr for psudoat
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sclr. j. B. p 80 = rStu'tot .
- WlsJl, E.ll1ei for NesDors
-cer hlIDs, Marvel. n zabetlT3r for TAUNTON.
hchf. A. ". Bailey, Person. Elk hrsrtfor Apa,g
Schn. White Wing, hasn Elzabe-sport TO Westedg
sehr Emma egh Georget c. days yeiOF pss
II. isiey x Co.
Schr NtgeleH. HizletGl Virginia
StAI AHIc T. Aver, L b "a Ter Eeg
NlND-9anset. Iah W. y. W; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS
D0sTOS, July l1Ariye, Elcluo rom Calcutta Below sp
Abby hytiGn, from 81 elI.
lz.-salel, ship Tor
br gLlrfue. Tor BIl,.m0re
SAvaSSAH. isarr-ed
CH4ELEsroN e., July LOl tire port bagk hohunbiI to~s
Trinidad Ge Cuba
SPOKEN.
ship supposed 70 be the D9E QEoe from Calcutta or New YOri.
july H. lat Is a. ", lon. IS ~
iaTs Anna aL from Newport bag, for Neg-i0L July H. IA
- ~, Ion 81 20.
MEMORANDUM.
A sail boat about ~ g picked morning
about O'Clock, bottom upward bv steamship ise
Bay; she has her the builder
han jersey City July g. 88 found
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'aht' nadt on the authority or ponce. are quite
ready to believe that tho police mistaken Nobody
accused Company Of the 5ith Regiment Of being Ia.
first to nre.-EG Tyf6l
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secret organizations being productive OF pcrncious
eviis, aud times incentive TO riot and bloOdsed While
relieving tba principles and nature OF the Orange organ
fatiOn TO be most peTHicous he declared that
necessity, AZ justification for making any violent
demonstration In opposition to u.
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GOV. HOFFMAN IN RESERVE.

SIR: Among all the comments upOn the or
der OF Mayor Hail. or superintendent kesO, this ques
ton has not been answered. Was the proclamation
the Mayor and the order OF Mr. kelsO feeler" OF
the mind OF the public, and was not Gov Hoffman de-
iDCrately kept 10 COuutermand said prUe-
nation under the plea that he (HJEmanl knew nothing
of the action OF his subOrdnatesi W.
No. 7O3 HGtcr-St., July ID, 1871
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A PROMISING TA3iMANY CANDIDATE FOR I'M

To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: You were wrong in saying that Mayor
Hall was politically dead account riots or Jy
r. 1871 lie il only the alive and WILL doubtless.
like HoIatiO Seymour receive the nomination for Demo
cratic President 1872, account Of his Ounglug,
HUrati0 did for his imbccility In 1863. Y
Ngi1- York, July Is, ISL