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New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
VAR on c0CNrERFElrERS IN ONO
GOOD WORK By THE SECRET SERVICE DETECT
IVEs-A DOZEN DEALERS" UNDLR ARREST
BREAKING Up TIE GANGS.
from 1'he tI'reldnd Herd!di J'i'f

IVES-A DOZEN " DEALERS UNDLR ARREST
BREAKING Up TIE GANGS.
From Tl> Cl.rsland Herald, JereF
We are now permitted to make pubic the
det ais OF the most complete ana succe stu JO
ever undertaken by the deectyes Opera'ohs era Ions & nave
In this city six OF gang OF eOunteTteltefs nave Deh
arrested II was known that two Of the leaders Of the
gang would arrive here on saturday and as publcaton
of the previous transactions of the detectives might give
them warning and Illustrate the plan for their capture
the matter has hitherto been carefully kept private
il well known that the Government has thoroughly
organized and highly efficient sGerGt serve Depart
ment, composed of shrewd and sklu detectives whose
business IL is TO ferret out ana bring to justice
eounteFieers sgSgsrS v2a:ors enartment ehGs
Col H. G. Whitley, with headquarteTs in Wash,
last United states Marshal Hastings Of the Northern
District OF Ohio received information that consdera
notes and fractional currency circulating in North
ern Ohio and Eastern Indiana, and that large gang ~
Immediately addressed letter upon the subject to the
Solicitor Of the Treasury, who took prompt action one
this city, followed after by another. After consul
tation with Marshal Hastings they commenced opera
carefully engaged In working up the case, and have &C
last succeeded there good to believe In break
hg se " 70 'G time until at last several of the rnseaders
most desperate characters in this part OF the co
try, have been taken into custody. 80. ,,,,-. -.
James Monroe Bsse was first arrested in Alliance, on
the 10Th OF April upon the charge Of passing and Offering
nation Of los and 2o How became 10 fall into the hands
of the Phistnes as narrated By the detectives
IDS WISE ne tAOA isAio hip ~
while there showed" single evening so In spurious
los the Poughkeepsie Sew,lorkf National Bank.
Three OF these bills traced. and are now In the
hands OF the officers The three persons who had these
balls passed upon them made complaint 70 the marshal
OF Leetona and he accompanied by one OF the victims,
followed Bisstl TO Alliance, and arrested him Bissell
secured the OF Alliance lawyer aud TOOK him
with him TO Leetonia Here two other systers we're en-
"a gcd aud between them and the marshal the matter
was fixed up, Bissel "ponyng up" bis watch aud s265
In good money But the matter leaked out and reached
the ears of Marshal Hastings He forthwith sent deputy
TO Alliance and upon bis return from Leetonia, Bbsell
found that he had Only Jumped from the uyng pan into
the arc He was artestcd had preliminary examination
before COmmis,OufF Wute and WAS bound over to the
United states Court for trial. hail being hNed NJ $500
IL rVe hail. and was released fron custody. lie was
rc4rfesf cl O,i Monday, June .G
qlc work Of the secret Seycc detectives subsequently
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY.
POLITICAL.
NEW-HAMPS SHIRE.

WHOLESALE REMOVALS BY THE NEW GOVERNOR
HOW SENATOR SMITH Is TO BE PUT OUT OF
THE WAY.
CONCORD, n. H., June 28.-GOv. Weston has
made over Justices OF the Peace by commissions
and removals. lie has also nominated Joseph F. Virgins
Of Exeter as Judge Of Probate Of Rockingham County
which viii soon be vacant by the present incumbent, W.
w. sticmey of Exeter reaching the limitation Of
William Barrett OF Nashua has been nominated for Sole
itor OF llsboro County the expiration Of the term
OF the present incumbent Joseph D. Clark of Manchester
The hill exempng 500 homesteads from taxation, which
passed the House yesterday reconsldered to-day.
At a meeting OF the leaders of the Democratic party
this afternoon it informally decided 10 bring
charges Of bribery durcss and undue influences against
Senator Smith before the Senate. which charges will sus
pend him until action Is taken, in the meanwhile to
push party measures. One Of the charges will be that
son Of the Senator has been promised Washington
clershp OF s25OO as consideration for his fathers
present action. Another meeting is to be held this
evening
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
D1SSENEERc ,S4TIED.

FOR LIvERPOoL-Iu steamship Cuba June 1Mr and Mrs
Miss Beckwith, A. Bckwih, Miss Mary C. Cray Miss
Rutherford two Misses Morrow, Chas C. Hall entefson T. G. =
Bemhan ulson Mrs. Stewart Miss Miller h. r. Morris d.
Reid Mr. Nm Ktupe child aud servant Miss T. C. Greene
McCury Ms weservelt Mrs Butcher and er,
Carter Mr.. james Carter Miss Helen L. Carter Miss Mar
grt Carter Mis- Isabella W Garter M and Mrs Ihos kenreiy r
T. A. Abel Mr. A. M Stokes MI A. Rope M IhO- lalnal Mr
Wn NJ Lawton j. DE Rivera Mss G. De Rivera Miss kans
deon Mr. IL erschen Mr. o. Johnson M John Rutherford Mr.
Thos Fenn Ethel Norman Mr. aul Mrs Albert J. MIbak
W. r. Stewart, f. Townsend Townsend jr J. C. Paige, r. n.
Townsend Mo DE Hart Mis- Brueu Wm O. Rlneanter
Miss Rhinelnder Miss Rhueande maid Chas b. Gubb Miss
Iy Gubb Daily b. GTlbb Mrs Clement b Grub, Mr. and
Mrs J. Buchanan eni Count de Ma Gelan,
G. W Andrew M aud Mrs. Cha4 Lys Henry De Coppet Dgss
MIR snd M Crossand Mrs Sarah Huihn aud master Hnclgs
Thomas Kelly Ja Cornell r. Bory. Mrs L. Cuiu Msos
Bg-iiw " Trbury VIM Beals Dir and Mrs MuuaT Forbes,
MI sud Mrs Robert Morris Mr. Mr Patrick RUSSELL J. G. Paul
&. Dtnlop.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

THE COMMENCEMENT sPEECHES-THE DINNER.
PROVIDENCE, June 28-The exercises of the
1851 Commencement OF Brown University were
celebrated in the First Baptist Church this morn
ing. According to the tme-honOred custom, the
Governor the State Mayor of the City the Corpora
tion and Faculty of the College together with the grad
yates and undergraduates formed in procession at 10
o'clock upon the College Campus, and marched TO the
church. Tho exercises were opened with prayer by
President CasweI, and the following oratons OF the
graduating class were then delivered:
Latin salul,to-J VI Gou Bangor Mel The Tu!ue Of Frlace
fucker New BEDFORD Mass Moabte Stoned H. Taylor Povi.
Muc Modern Pantbeism O. W. Buckln Providence Intellectual
SC9i1ge IL H. WTfp WIN GSaeF ~ TN A' Ine SS F al Son q Hn
able Literature w Hendrek, Trenton, no Moral Eamgtnss
Occupation 6o Of Rome SiT Ms % wac " co1% & s ' s % s.
L. Fitch Eev opdcn Conn orsion with he vSory AilresssG
Academic h Ioyaly Alfred Evan Joha,ol PIoyidenee
william Bogs PrOyaeae e5 Ee Zee, ASI "5, & RssR ASH " RoS Ne
vaTi Freedom Chill Prcdence Matthew Morris HoSlind New
RoS & Ms' RaIs Wessst @ oy & + p1 ayeI A 4s William
At tho conclusion OF the speaking, President Caswcll
took his seat upon the platform, and addressing the
graduating class in the old Latin formula delivered the
diplomas The degree Of Doeor OF niysY %i nd the
Rev. Alfred p Putnam of Brooklyn, n. Y. The exercises
with the benedction by President Caswe and the
partale the Commencement dinner. After the usual
feagt of cold chicken and Strawberries the President
addressed the assembly upon the general condition Of
the College and its progress during the past year. Tic
believed the University to be in most prosperous con-
dition and said that unusually large class was in
prospect for the coming At the conclusion Of his
remarks the President called the following toasts
The State Of Rhode IanHonored and maguaed b. her sol"
Response bT Gov Pstelion.
The High CommssiCn-We honor the Statesmanp which knov
how TO cacede with tEi and 20 p7e the peace Of nsion'
Response by eNGov. W. b. Lawrence.
Cornell UyesLa.t but least" Response By President A.
d. White.
od England with social amenities and her noble culture Re.
sponse by!he Hon. Francis Wavllnd.
The College and the CyMutua aids each other" Response by
the Hon. Abraham PaYne
Tho University extends her hand to her Ia tie sunny South
Culture and hInau make people" Response by the Rev.
J. J.. Boyce, d. D., o. Greenyile s. G.
The attendance OF alumni unusually large and
the change OF time in the holding Of Commencement IS
evidently an established success.
In the evening the President held his annual recrp
ti0n, which was, usual, largely attended and
brilliant affair.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
THE CITY HACKiIEN FORM LowFARE AssocI
ALTON

One hundred hack-OwneTs and drivers assem-
bled at No 100 sprugst last evening and organized
Hackmen's Association with the following officers;
President J. W. Marion Secretary, Jacob Phillips;
Treasurer, Thomas Naughton resolution was adopted
that all members of the Association will carry
single passenger with baggage to any part OF
Pcsout0ps were also adopted denouucng the imp0si-
tons practced upon the public by certain class OF mack
men recommending agrCement with eXpressinen 10
deliver baggage which for ny reason cannot be
veyed on hack any part Of the city for % cents Tor
each piece: and authorizing each member to carry as
many s four pa ssengcrs with their baggage at the rate
OF 30 cents per passenger and permitting MIN 20 charge
81 when lack Is engaged by passenger ana oJners
apuy for it, A badge voted with the INSCRIPTION,
Association Carriage and Express" Adjourned until
tomorrow evening, when largely increased nelIOet
sl N ia anticipated
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
IN Notices Of Ma,riaaes must be imdorsod ,cith hn
DIED.


BABCOCK-On Tueslay Frederick infant Of
Ba1cOck aged mouths and ~ daYs
will take place to-day Thursy t $40 O'clock
residence, Seyen-Xht and East River Relat
and friends invited TO be present
CLARK-At Orange Monday, June &C. Paris Clark Coan-
seora-law Of New-York City, aged 81 years
Hnsons.. Thurday June D, at Morris and Bse,
trains leave Barcys' Bdck Church Station at 1910 and
2s2 and SIG Relatives and friends
fully invited attend without further notice The cRns
Will be taken 20 Auburn for ntermcnL
Auburn, n. T., papers please copy.
CLAPPAt Brooklyn, June g. the residence Of bis John Capp.
ayol 70 years and 3 months.
HIS remains Will e taken Bethel Conn., Friday the 3oh
iutefmeu.
CODDNGToN-Ou Wednesday June Newark N j. Miss
A. Codiingtn
The relatives and friends are THURSDAY
from her late resiieuce l7O Byleaye.
Newark " j. Her will be taken 10 Hanover Morris Co. NJ
J., for inermenL
JACKSONn Weester June 30 the Very Rev. Charles Jackson
d. Dean the Southern COByOcaon and Rector Of 81 Peters
Church aged Gu years
Relatives the family respectfully invited to attend bis
funeral ST Peters Church Wetehese FRIDAY, the 30 Est at
O'Clock Carriages will the 2:3O O'Clock Harlem train
Tremont returning by the 4;s7 O'Clock D. ~ train
PECK-At Sing Sing Tuesday morning, June 2 William H. Peck,
SEN, in the 10Th year Of his
Relatives friends Of the family invited to attend the funeral
at O'Clock NewYok Tieth ST. at o: IS and II
ROOT-At Orange N j. WEDNESDAY June %. Horace Root
his late residence Friday. June 90 at 2;
sNYDBR-At spngpo Michigan Thursday June q 1871 Mary
Auu, wife Of Jo,epb Snyder formerly OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
UEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAfHiNGTON, JUIc q, ISII-I p. M,
S.Uloysjs I'm. me l0sf fppufl fam. hours.

WAsHMGTON, June %, lS7l7 p m.
Synopsis JOr ne past tCeHtt fOur hours.
The barometer has fallen decidedly on the
Pacific with increasing temperature, and las also
fallen at tie Rocky Mountain stations and in the lower
Mississippi Valley. Tie area Of low pressure which ex
isted Tuesday evening ia Upper Canada has extended
eastward 10 the Bay Of Fundy, and the pressure has
fallen southwark to Key West The temperature has
fallen from the Ohio valley nOrth-westward, and has
risen in the Southern States The brisk winds antci-
paed for tho lower lakes have not extended further
than Lake St. Clair Fresh winds from the southeast
and southwest, with threatening weather have pre-
vailed the East Atlantic during the day. Fresh north
westerly winds are reported from Lake Ontario TO
Lake Michigan. Light local stoIms have been eX-
perenced in Pennsylvania, Missouri, ana Arkansas.
TyObdbfiideS.
II is probable that on Thursday the barometer will
very generally lise west OF Pennsylvania, with clear
weather on the Lakes, and clearing and partially cloudy
weather on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
PENNSYLVANIA.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN PHnA

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, June 28.-The Democratic
Convention made the following nominations this morn
ing for city officers:
Mayor. Col. James s Bddle District JUdJe william
s Price; Ciy Treasurer, q. Fry; Controller, Il. q,
Woodward; Solicitor Thomas j. Birger; district AH0r-
ney Thurman sheppard; Cify Commissioner, G. W
Hays; ProhonOtTy. . NJ. Ramsay; Coroner Dr. D.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEMINARY OF OUR LADY OF ANGELS

sEMINAHI OF OC1' I1AI'I VI .'''I-l17'
LoCKPORT, n. Y, June 2S.-The Niagara
Alumni Association OF the Seminary Of Our Lady Of
Angels Suspension Bridge, N " held their second an
na reunion at that institution yesterday IL was very
largely attended by members from every State IN the
Union and the .Canadas. The following ohicerS were
unanimously chosen: Honorary President-The Very
Rev Father Rice Prcsldent-The Rev. Martin MELON
nell Medina n. Y Vice-Presidents Rev. Miles j.
I0uehlin, D. D., OF Auburn, n. Y; the Rev, william
White OF London. Ontario Recording seoretary-Ihe
Rev. VIM T. Mccarthy of Brooklyn Corresponding See
rrtary--The Rev. NJ d. Murphy OF Brookyn Ireat urnr-
The Rev. N. j. MOTan OF brooklyn Ine A5sOSi1llOA Nv
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARXET-JcsF q.

The receipts Of the demand aIt the market dull At f
dece hand against 3i9 the last
the as TODAY resehei head follows steers t0l5
lar n rs 65 $685. cows ib S5 l28 Kentucky 3
10 n Wisconsin ll0i -, IS Pa IS 50 2D
Indiana 2l 1896 H. IS 5 IS 90 s5 Illinois lOs l5 b.,
lO rs 81 1881 b Co. Sheep active
ard lambs ie y lover supply ample but sales
25 Indiana mixed averaging Il h at ~ 50; 10 sheep
D. 80 g H. ~ 5O la3 Kentucky do N4 h i95
so Kentucky lambs q ~ ~ 0 627 Canada lambs 81 70 60 d. ~ 5
a ~ 3 81 sheep ~ H. % So Hos quiet aad unehsrssd sis 40
b.,l. - a
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
p1SSFNCERS APpyVFD.

FROM LlvERpOOL-ln eanhp City Of New York jane 23Mr
Mn Hofon Wm. A. Lamont Mis- j. T. Seger Mrs stokes Mrs
T. Bvest6n aud infants Ms CraNther. M H. Mosbefry Ms
Harkues- Mr. bowling Ihos hoNhey Ms o. May MS seInhs
Mrs 0eogas children nnt Walters Mrs s. T. hercieri
MIR Orus6y Walters Rowling Mrs j. Davis
Mrs Cot Mrs Herring WIN. Hesper hdme. kbghAm
and three daughters Mr. and Mrs Armstrong Mrs Edwards Mrs g.
Hunt
PROM GLASGowIns steamship Austals June 23M and Mrs
Buhann ani u chiren Wauac Robt Wanick sarah A.
Wauack Mrs Luday M.s Marion Lindsay, Mss Mary Giles Mrs
Rstrsy Red Mrs Reid John Bowling Wm Mccullough
James Fehg smith JaA Boyd Nhss BOYD VIM H.
Clsmberlaiu Miss Mari H. Oven Chas Mess Mrs Mess james Cole
man. Albert Coleman Johu Graham, Miss Margaret Gibson JOha Cos
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
THE DRAMA.
TIE sYsTONS BENEFIT.

The immediate dramatic novelty is the
symons Benefit perfOrmance-to which we have pre-
viousy made allusion-at the Olympic Theater, this
afternoon Persons who wish TO see Mr.. Jefferson IN
another character than Rip Van Winke have now the
opportunity He will enact GoHgtdy, in Lend Me Five
slnngs;" and Mr.. Fox will play gregory Ihtm6'e7eH
Nie Tailor of Tamworth, in state Secrets" No one
should neglect this rare opportunity Of mirth.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29


DEAR BROTHER: As q mutual friend, drop you few
words In behalf O senator Harlans reelection TO
the United States Senate NOu know the importance Of
early and earnest acton The members elected the
next LEGISLATURE elect the next Senator U is therefore
necessary that the right be nominated, aud hence
attention must be given 10 the primary meetings
glad 70 say you that senator Harlan II regular
I'm his attendance church. aud his influence i IN the
right direction. know personally that he stands hlgh
with the Administration ana has influence with the
President held in high esteem by his e!lOW5en
atOrs His speech SdntO Domingo has given him an
elevation few Senators enjoy. Hoping that you VIII in
all suitable ways Interest yourself for MI Harlan am
truly yours, D. T. NEWMAN
A writer in The Chicago Present Age Ga paper
which claims to have news from the next world as well
as this), SAYS that Mr. Valudgbam and three other
members Of the Committee Resolutions In the Ohio
Democratic Convention contended half day in com
mttee to retain in Of the resolves the word seX
the effect OF which would have been TO commit the Dem
ocrac party OF that state 20 Mrs. Woodhus doctrine
that the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments OF the
L. :. Constitution guarantee suffrage to women. In
other words Nh Nallandieham wanted TO say, not that
be heart In favor OF woman any more han VI ne
gro suffrage, but that the Republicans had enfran
chised both classes he Democrat, had concluded TO
submit II he had lived 10 see the absrdty 0f TINS con-
sfructiOn OF the amendments exposed ia the supreme
with an equal grace, and left the women to gain the bal
LOT as they gIt, without his help Meanwhile, before
the decision could be reached, he would have enjoyed
cheap fame among weak men and silly women, whose
views Of constitutional law important a. those OF
the BuIgtOWn Debating society
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
Guecial Notices

Fifteenth Assembly District RepUblirnn As-ociHton.
membership Of Republican, Of this District made by
Enrolment viii be eff open Konu's HALL 21
be inspected atd 0pei By applicant for
enrolment dgIing THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY OF his
week O'Clock each day. III Committee wall
place SATURDAY EVENING, July l. 1871, at u
O'clock hear sy applicant whose amc has bcen ore and also
enrolled member who objects any TIE roll ~ nch
provided b. onier Of the Committee, HENRY D. LAPAUGH.
L W. HOEBER N. D., Secretary Chalrman.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

FORBES GAUDARDO On wednesday Jane o. Al second Preseisa
Church Paterson " j. by Rev. J. HopaOd Coin G. Forbes
% Panne A. Gsudam No cards.
uANUToN-BOWIR-O Wednesday 28th inst, by the Rev A.
Pttr5qe Can't John NJ Hamilton D. AA T. Isabel H. young 80
daughter Of the H. Bow Of Brooklyn, g. d. No criA
WATTLEs-ALEXANDBR-A Beevlle, Dominion o. Canada on
rneay Jane n by the Rev Grer NJ A., Rector Of ST
hom1s James wattes Of Eewiork 70 Fanny b. Ale1anier
daughter late Wm H. Alexander Of Syracuse, N u
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

The present Governor of Maryland publishes
baltimore Ga-ette stating tnst he IL not
candidate Tor reelection.
The Dubuque Herald has published the fol-
lowing letter from the Rev J. r. Newman pastor OF the
Metropolitan Methodist Church Of Washington ID. c.,
addressed the leading Methodist cergymen OF Iowa,
in behalf OF the reelection of Senator Harlan. II is said
that the letter has created excitement in the
Hlyyl-rve s.ats.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
MAINE.

PORTLAND, June 2S-The Republican State
Convention met this evening preparatory TO the business
meeting tomorrow. Speaker Blaine presided Judge
a. H. Walker OF oxford will preside over the Convention
tomorrow. Tie attendance promises to be about the
average
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

waller tr, A. W. Wilton, L. Bronson, C. G. hnnr0e. O..
W. Ward. and Denning Duer, Grand Marshal. Tno vale
dctoiy Grafton was delivered by Henry Mason Smyth.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

Hnrcy's Elixirpurey vegeabecures Dyspeps Hygechce
da Conpcon the Bowls Ind gon Loss Of Appetite 1eher1
Prgnaneg Worms, and t diore OF he aver
snl stomach MCKssu Fropnetofs hnison' n \.
Wholesale by JOHS 7. HESRI.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
MARP[ED.

Wedding nnd Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note PaoeL
WIN LvERDELs SONS FUBroSsT. OLD DUrCH CHuRoH
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
winches,er's HypOphosphitcs Will cure CONSUMPTION.

JOtnson,s Arodyne Linirent-Btahlei lsl0for ntern'
a external Uci and by Phyoans everywhere
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
Important to RaiIwny, Travellers.

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VIII be ready This Day. at l0a.
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VII TABLE OF RIVER AND LAKE DISTANCES IN THR
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Post-Oce Notce.The Mails Buope during The week end
INK SATURDAY Ju l. lgll Will ee oGce ON TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY al irN M
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

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