The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-04
VOTING POPULATION OF NEW
YORK CITY.
GREELEY AND THE NEW
YORK CUSTOM HOUSE
l+H NEW DEPARTURE"
THE FIGHT BETWEEN MACE
AND COBURN.
APPOINTMENT OF CHARLES
FRANCIS ADAMS DENIED.

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IMr. Rdwi, Hoy,. OF the Arm of Hovt
sprsgue & Co. ios Franklin street
csIleS mon fv a neyson With . c.,I "a
wnI, conne,,ad n,a..nrs 5es;nrsd - h,iny y
egs;n,t The c;,v os,c;a,s snd th., ho o..
cordingly signed the paper. Subsequent
who desired him to sign the paper pub.
lished Yesterday. This he declined
to do, giving as his reason
for so doing, the fact that a much more
largely signed call was in circulation, and
il would be bad policy 10 divide the force
of the movement by holding two meetings
under different auspices. He was sur
prised when he read the call published yes
terday to find the list of signatures very
different ones from that in which he had
Joined. His suspicion being aroused, he
read the bodyof the document rather more
He is disposed to regard the matter in
the light Of a fraudulent attempt to defeat
the SeSy purpOse iOI which tue IneetiHg
was austensible called.
rnE BourwELL.pLxAsAsros TROUBLES.
A Tribune Washington correspondent
telegrsphed last night that nothing sddi,
tionsl had occurred since yesterday In
the Boutwell, Plessanton trouble; but it
is known that Gen. Plessantoa will cate
his office in = day or two. The Change
would have been made some days ago but
for the fact that the commissone requested
q short delay for reasons of his own. u
THE PRESIDENT ASKS PLEAsANroN TO RE,
I.... sg,. SIGN. gu., i
1t is known that the president decided
long agoto make change in that once,
and that ne, yesterday dstinctiy asked ior
Gen. Plessantons reslgnation. Inc istter,
however, has frequently asserted tnas ne
would resign, Dur since tne presiden! mas
determined on q change u u tnougns tnat
ne WIN reconsider MS oe''S'on' " 10 nss
% ~ a;,r,.ooa ,.;.h
out further delsy,
Secretary Boutwell, stated TODAY that
Gen. Pleasanton would retire in a day or
two, and ''ThElIGI