The Portland daily press., 1871-07-26

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New York. July 25-Henry Coulter and
joseph Kay, Jt.. of Pittsbufg, who with the
bigiin Brothers will make up the Champion
american a Crew for the Worlds regatta at Hal
lax arrived In this city to-day and Will 90 I'M
mediately into training. Coulter states, he is
Getermlned to get on a single scull race with
hehIorth the English champion at Halifax.
Another Victim.
Henry Lapgstaf, another of the rioters died
tast night, making the total number of victims
thus far 81.
Cricket Match.
~, IN second inning in cricket match of the
Wlnnesslmmet club OF Boston against New
nork club at HobOken to day the latter scored
l4z,-seven wickets being down when further
play was prevented by rain and the game
Drawn Rogerson scored AZ, Cushman 16. The
Winnssimmit club will play with the Saint
George club of this city to- morrow.
Long Lost Found.
The parents of Susan Ann Masterson whose
disappearance and supposed abduction from
her home at Williamsburg six years ago, she
oeihg then twelve years old, and which created
great excitement at the time, received this
morning letter from the girl in Baltimore,
saying she was almost heart broken and beg
glng her friends to come to her rescue The
letter was the first intelligence her parents had
received OF her fate though she had previously
written five letters.
AcacherD COnvemuOns
LoCKPoRT, July % The annual convention
OF the New York State Teachers Association
commenced to-day in this city. Prot. >. Oar
mon steele OF Emira is President. Over 600
members were in attendance and Others were
arriving by each train.
Senator Fenton Speaks.
NIAGARA FALLS. July Ex-senator Fenton
was serenaded this evening at Cataract Hotel
ny crowd of 1000 persons assembled in re-
oxl lie ,fk "a fnr
appeared and in the course Of bis remarks
SAD ! we are approaching period which
VIII decide the political direction OF the nation
!or coming.years In the meanwhile we have
important state interests to secure. IT we are
SIMPLY Indifferent aud in need only of some
fresh incentive as that which springs from fresh
alarm a. and danger, the recent occurrences in
Tue great city of our state and county would
Iurnisn IL, 1 will not now speak of the blunder
ana the reproof but am sure we must all feel
cno Importance of q close union and moro de-
termned effort to the end that civil authority
may De entrusted to those who will strive at all
tunes TO ensure the full protection of the con-
stitution and laws, and administer public af-
Iairs IN the spirit and integrity Of our ree
popular government 1t should be of little
moment who occupy official positions or enjoy
the favor OF federal patronage so that they are
capable and honest men who fairly and eff
GENTLY reflect the good faith and sound princ-
pies OF the party. 1t is to be hoped however,
tnat nothing growing out of this or other mat
tiers will impair the zeal of any one for the
success of republican principles and an earnest
desire to cooperate with each other and every
member of the party to attain it. I have been
credited ia some matters with entertaining a
special concern as to tho personality OF the
next presidency with desire to give the NOM
ination this or that course. The suggestion
misconceives my feeling however uDinpOrtant
my opinion and expression may be have no
wish than that the candidate should be one
who most fully embodies the republican prin-
ciples and is best capable of leading our forces
to victory. Profoundly impressed as I am
with the supreme Importance Of perpetuating
in the national administrator, the general poll
cy advocated and maintained by the republi-
can party, shall for my humble part cordially
unite in whatever seems best calculated to
ensure this end.