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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
Jnternal Rsuenue.

>I,oIIC vOrICE.-UNFTED STATES IN
ID, Al pEyENUE THIRD DISTRICT OF NEW iOkk, com
h SEVENTH Tsnib Eleventh Thrsenih Fourteenth ana Se,sa
Prsng NOTICE hereby 70 all persons concerned Ist
t tenn List Tor ISL containing ihe in.oue "a o We
the Ann Ts erpirug M u M.aufaeiares Of gan anh
nd s r IN lea Manufactured Tobacco bnser,
e and Retail Dars IN IAquor-as required W Act 81 yuns
snu 80 The ssyrra amendst0 thereof, has been reee t's
- will he open a ths otce iot ana lns
.he the date herco! Tor mn@tV anu hAt
snd determine durug TIE space OF zen osys hsfs
si,r or excessive '.ls'oHs shI % Nv
said Lat VII be ~ asntei W ID"
- uthu After lac expiration Of be une Tor heAss AZ
Rat no appss be Shovel any party d0y ASSESSED ahe zoe ss
~ been transmitted 10 the Collector
Ia. ~ nss t bs A.ssof ~ Aforesaid be made 10 Writing,
nj go tbs particular caus natter respecting which de-
80 reon.. sd The ground or Principle Of
Error comp aned o. N pptpns.u .s..s..,
,s,oys ofee 10 S.spthst Thria1e, Ses-iofs,
IA Ig~f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16

TIU NUN NV VI1.5'-I - "a & b No. m
O'Clock m on 23l day Of May SIl M CONSTRUCTING spoa'
nes and u 900 1ea feet n pipe Sewer IN the hoa
vomery.,t. and Fallkil Districts . . -. =, g.
The prposs should sealed addressed To the Water Commits
,oners" and indorsd Proposals for Sewer.' .
The mans profe necessary form and notifications may b. seen
Monday the IN instant
The worn 10 be completed BY the Il, day Of July, 1872
Security in the SUN u t2D.OlO Will BE- required.
\ \ Havg BY q Ter u the Bssrl
~ 1922 - J. ". q. RAND, Chief Engineer
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A...,,ors ofee 30. S.'euhst, oosef Thra'e Sesioi,
MAJ 10, 1911. -----------------
..,,,r,,,1 c,rr,Tpc TN,rrpNAI RrVENI1F

VTNITED STATES INTERNAL KEW VENUE,
I'd Collection District stat Of Nes iori COMPOSING ne Iid
va With With. TNh XVIII, aud xih WArs Wy Of Nes
yt Notice hereby lists q Valuations and enaBers
tons Of property sabsct under the Act Pe,ds nsrpA
Rsy.pV support interest 90 Ne fabnc " DE-
and approved June ~ l a. amended o. s-
several Assistant AeAor OF ssd
Tn psfIiet Tor ths ,ea 1870 and lSl, viii opeu for tbs
all peohs interested for ihe pace Of ten Gay tSas
- Ycsn froa the date hereof Omce 20 An1, between
and oclocf sud nnnenses amer To- s,P
hsreo "a III e 10Th iay Of NAY
i- ,s m 6. N and determine all
rye 10 raos enamerons as Asd
t.leu the said Assistant AsssserA -,
An appes- Aforesaid mns b. made In Nnhng abi
sp de particular cause thing rseetinK which dec'oa
requested and slate ground principle Of error lansd Of
MAX WEBER. Assessor
Dated Sew.York Nay Is, 1871.
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J &. WOODRUFF
Lieut. Col o. Engineers. Engineer 81 H. II. District
TRRAsURY DgpARrsESr rnE LidHrEIoUss BoMp,}
wAsHrSGTON. MAY l. lf7i.
NO IRON MANIIEACTERER S-PRNPOSAI.S

Two IRON MANlFACIDRERS.-
be erected BOLIVAR POINT. TEXAS enapo~ 70 Galveston Bay
SEALED PROPOSALS MI be received 1t this ofee Until eor %
FRIDAY. the 18Th day Of May, 1871 NON iron manlct s f
furnishing he mater MI ooR "a Bolivar Point Texas accord
an with accompanying specifications and draHings -
The be delivered at the expense OF the contractor on ooal t
asea going Ncsstl OF ~ AZ al ~, ''h 49,
manufacturer workshops aul cessit 20 ~
The brekSOrs, the glass for tie lantern e ,n W. w,
uure belonging thereto VII be provided by Tie " oaae Dol -d
lnciIel I'D 81.
The bid should tie for which me tnilfh Nohh -
shops then taken down after soept'nee ah1 deuef a.
should also the day and date on when s ne 70 c"P"'
and delivered under forfeit as Sie ld u tne Foh 81 & ,.
will he under the personal supervisor OF an ~
Of the afonuej TOT
material workmanship such parts Of he as are no ~ [
spcat must IN case OF n3col be mAS
good a the expense of tie contractor -, T., - ...-,
The the right To reject proposal for "s reasons
ES hid must he accompanied bond gue BY the bidder aud sa
cerfei 10 be srch By soae ohe Known !" mo
Treasury Deparment the o. ten thousand doIs
Of such hid the Necessary CONTRACT "
within 0 days AieT r0ee 10 gwen p Tue D04u ''
Bos and stS IN tie sum Of oaFs 10000 signed
b. oolpetent 6odsea for tue a'a peo oil 'Hf eohao
will also he required. . - 1, t,., ~ A.,
bid as eydsnce . the object Of the proposal -, r.,
All proposals be signed scaled and ndorse Propos io,
y,pe directed prepal to Rear Admiral w ~ Nhnhcs
OF tie Lhtouae Board, Treasury Department "1thugon u g
ANY bider may be present and tHfss he opeHs " ~ nus
Brr will name Tie port which they win deliver on boir shs
~ the Boanii but twenty t per eeAtIm @
will be- withheld until The satisfactory onpe"0n ol ~
Plan neescatons and proposals h. obtained froa
Iensuan Colouf C. United States Engleers, POrunh
and u EtchsngeL Boston Masa9hnss,si ,,
Coopel l. e. Woodruff United Ss Engineers Ioaphnshih t'
Isnd Neg.York; g. Castor smith esd Asssant
esr east corner sixth and Wauts. Philadelphia Penns Iva
Pai taaT Rtrce Mrind Major Merrill United Ea.
neers Psbur Penonni and from Che SntsrSignG5 tor
Major Of Epgineer L. = A., Engineer Secretary.
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Della GTc.....s .'s''s'''.. 's'''.'s .'''
geo-gia and Tennessee. Extra ADd Famllg...


rusni: sales ~ hhs We quote; o., ,os5 g.. fl,
- Jd - .
Meal in fair demand and 9rm The market CLOSES nm anu " '
demand sales $50 hbls We quo'e: 80 a.. %. ,.
- 05 50 % tom Meal Br"e' - ~
Me- 90 % G. Meal bf ~ w" ~ ~
IortM Meal West. W. ? so a b5
FRRGHTS-Te offering he's been quite moderate and rates On
oil Mind. have been sustained The business has been dn
a. qu being eonGued chiefly vessels suitable for the gram tre
T s1apeu to-day Liverpool p co.. hush GTau a. b
.4sm 40 bales C0tiOn ID 80 bI Cheese a. + ana ~ b'
ttcr seed OIL Cd sails LONDON II 600 bush Grain Y SAL Al
ana 10 GlasgoN bush DO al 1aL the LATER for small o 10
I'm nominal o Grain vessels to Corr @c was De- VI
-, -. a.. A....,8
mainly for export Amber " u mas
tac;- sld has stu upward tendency ne sa ar,
700 bush az III Cd Splng IN store 81 5dSl % or No
chicago spring aho s. or No. Nj @a1kee, afoat ~ :" for 80
hlvsutee shat Al ola ~ G. for Amber western stoai ana O
d. ~ 81 81 q or II Is for White Michigan; %
hone. Barley scarce and j. hrn ~ lO0
= h ,r Cansda Baiey Malt inactive and heavy Oats
are .iv bat in demand for the trade; the arrivals are gh ana
bs to u reduced New Ohio 61d6c track AMI per, anu
a6gc ahoai the latter for Prime White Western at d5e in 9re ana
81 oi and 65ic on t7t d6So afost Rye duu ana
vy the supply liberal Of 80 bush state ~ shoa Torn
dealers helt OF and declined on me
% Of Chpge toe closed the concessions The sales
ar, 100 bush Damp Unsound ~ asd8c; Western Nike"
sS0 ale closing 73QTs White bOc esiern ltio" AZ
ssdslc., tbe inside price for Soft - -
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Ghantes for Business msn.

business OPPORTUNITY. - $4,000 to
ID $4,000 be invested amply secured in business IN hi, city
already established Aforng IS 30 per profit Address
H. X OF c. II. Oliver, No. Beekuanst
DATENT FOR SALE-FOr a valuable dis
FOUNDERS BLACKING Patented June ~ 1893 Address
sBLLARs Of d. sTErsoN Patent sohcto 10 Marfayt
GOO 000 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY:
~ SO,ONBV. PARTNER WANTED With this amount ~
neat xentel MANUFACTURING BUSINESS which has been
hhed twenty yean; centrally located BrosdSag ard
good business this be SHOW"
rare opportunity Address HUNTER, Tribune Once
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COFFRP-Ho Coffee demand bui weak Other descriptions
lu s here bags invoices and 1880 b'cs two
Invoices a, Baltimore private We quote Ho' 49, aOi
l302ic., god. 80,
FLOUR AND MEALThere has been only mtei deman for on
New
demand and the market h1ner Trade and
Fy quiet unchauged at the close the mar
O Flour dull and lower; New better and In
m demani; Family grades steady and moderate demand the sales
40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16

FTEN per cent investments on Illinois farm
.osantI b. JOHS ROCKWELL 0TdbsEe IaIg Csie.g9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16

irregular; Ola Wheat Flour dull AMI lower New better ad IN
Family grades steady and IN moderate deaud tue sales
IN $50 hhls. We quote; -. %. . -. g.. 90, ne. On
Sor - bb l5d IS s5 Ohio. nd ia Sup 20 fds' 20
No 2 --............l $50 40 Ono Rogud-hOop. BIZ
brandt. g5D ~ ono IL Iraie ols. ~"
ST fEspc, doI.... 6 5Od White Wheat EItrN
49,, Sb,,rlpg Frt 5 qd IS Ind. and Mich O0n -
choice SpnDe Double ikuA uo. no. ,
"nes -" s & Double Bzt OOD q 20
Inr,sn, Lons.1 9l6 10 -
Am Cenesee B1t brands 40U 9 p
Flour - quiet and nehuH 2taHes
the market closes quiet anI hm 'he sa's
Ae1. and 6euget9"u ui1ed 70 eV'I lIp -
Bait Alex and Georgetown, Extra ana FAMILY D,II ~
Fresncksburg and Petersburg Country OoU
Richmond Country, Extra s..'''''''''''' ZIG
5s,a..sse VITA an Famil 30H Is
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29

Martha Doherty, whom sho employed AT sowing for
about two months, and who has mado bor home with
Mrs. Gott. Iepst. near High. oGand on for eight
nino years Tho girl Of Irish desOcn born In this
country and was about % years Of ase. She Was of
good figure medium sze, with full suit Of
light hair, and blue eyes, strong, fun teeth.
with "A littlo space between the front ones. She
was very fancul in dress cheap j6wery and TO
settes on tho tops Of shoes. &c. Her mind 90
times dlsoTdered Before she became subject TO such
attacks she wasavcry nice-lOokns girl Her brother,
who lived in Washington GeOrl ttONn, us0i 70 s'ni
her money to buy clothes. Sho was a good gri never
immoral In her conduct, She was perfectly harmless
and very fond of children. She was frequently NJ the
ins1ue department Of tue Bdyyiew A5yium-tbat is
whenever her mind broke Her brOthor sad no used
u pay money TO obtain for her extra comfort. Hhe
frequently escaped the institution, mo la7t Tine py
scaling The walls. when In that condition u angry she
would aud curse very hard 5he was IN tno
habit Of getting the whether she bdd nClOy or
not, and was OF 0our,c pnt Off She had words ar Will
ana would talk Of scntenon she never kne" ana ubB5
that never happened. Sie said that she once went 20
Washington and LnoOlns took her 10 tho opero SC
She lot Mr, McMaHgs's house 20 90 70 Pm
adOipha, ahd was probably on per return
70 Baltimore when sho was shot down. hit
McM1nus has letter. supposed to 10 tr'ln
her brother, In ber house for year psst. Tho grIs
brother has not been heard from since her death Mrs
MchanuS IL positive, frOm al that she has read tud
heard, that the murdered gI Is 40 other tBan Martha
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
GREELEY, COLORADO. STILL ALIVE.

The Grceley BJbrne states that the auction sale On
tho 10Th inst. Of part Of tho unoccupied lands
amounted to oyor S30OOO and That though two
years credit was proacrol, most OF the Purchasers
chose to pay cash down and take full deeds at once
Considering that this sale was hold days after
the colony had faiied in the column, Of The WoriA
wo Judge this result rom3rkabio
The MotboJsts have commenced the erection of
o brick church 70 ny d. in Greeley. j. is 10 he open
for service in November. The Baptist aud tho FREQ
church are the only edihccs yet completed.
The first ripe Tomatoes of theseas0n have appe0rod
in Greeley also now Apples from Southern Illinois.
Steam Plow-tO do custom works urgently
needed. The Editor says:
"Tho growth OF vegetation IS now 20 rapid "A 70 be
almost eou3; that IS, where proper cultivation has
been gvon In no part OF the states IS there over
growth equal TO what having these days, and tho
following may be stated the reason the sun shines
with great intensity. and the soil being sandy loamy
and porous receives the leat 10 considerable depth
Meanwhile portion Of tho ground contains ttlo or no
moisture hence tho heat IN neither expelled nor mOder
ated by dampnoss and It Is impaired TO the portion
moistened by Irrigation; which condition gives growth
unchecked for single hour. since thero
are no cold. no cloudy, fog5y, or damp
days Wheat having been properly irrigated
and well headed water ~ now withheld, and tho ripen-
ing and maturing process goes on. The progress IL
almost gniAcen No shOwcry weather produces rust
neither chilly damp nights chcok the deFeopmoht OF
tho grain to shrink TO blast and tho chemical elabo-
ration progresses without the feast hinderanee toward
tho final triumph Vegetables in thor way Of growth
push forward in like manner but 10 them water Is ap
Piled often. They attain largo sze their hbers being
quickly matuT0d. arc tondor and juicy, and, having
sell rich In all tho required elements, they too rush Tor
ward TO fnl maturity. 1t looks good deal rs though
might expect to know what sciontihc Farming
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29

nc o,e w roaF 'ni 1900 vhe, Fsi. srn. who
isI b-Yoor gue .ad .nsb,nSei whes. fes1.x
o., nn :. -, - Winter ~ l0 M iO A. 10! ResI 81 S.
~ A,,hsagd. bonSiS Oss ir sni
w. ,n ~ jic seller sses,1lts- bush
% p,. aasn' 9sr,a ysrJ sloBg an3 sn-1snxei
ihelf In'y lF-Hlhrf tesfy
III, f-.. - S ..lH ~i - Amber hiehg,n Al p Ccs sesiI
lhgiHHAr 'nr 15-toipn 1 sBi ir,5gas Aiialngs los
fgar 1nii ard puce 1svs i.'ius Psuly - 70 A. Il. 49, -
az unanei t 81 l3pRi % Core ip sni ss.sri sSs R,.
an an1 droopnx oD0'c OATS tu oi 5rOspn, il IA, M.M
Bl,lry si1'n4 gfi i1fsrs GHn Poll 4 1 Potf uus~,la
dn slh prices hye isob, se,s b2 jDfg of.-s u a.,
etnt leloT Ft Lsri lf nd fkst unsi- D., boqs.t 4
sj 5 scnnrs1' offered ~ De- 5uy'r.i ~ Loat
1u a.i 4r0of sg, a-siDs a. % hJI3ers, Clear
lci Cesf Side. H. s a. bs r, made onsnr, Ia
less offered At close con fer ismsni bot II lover .,
Shoulders, 81 Clear M de- BE- Cisar slI~s
lave Hogs Dull snd iroorng ~ 5bt - Rsp 0sias ~
and unr Iarsci Wii-ky-H-Wfni g13' e. fIn frces De-
ILvirgroS, n O. J1y H-Sp'ns TEr1s3irs Aua o. n
R0.n sef4y o. ~ M fE'r1 Pe s. 3 for Pol, CIis iYp,aLr.
/. 4Iy i - - Tor yellow Dip, 80 81 ior Virgis
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
THE ST. LOUIS EXPRESS ROBBERY.

An audaciOus, and in many respects remark
able was perpetrated5 IN tniS & Gicy cn"y
loser TO the extent Of s. 329. Several years hgo u WIS
customary for the express 20 ta M y n
in her satcbel Occasionally they had very arse 5uma
of money deliver and IN order TO reae the parTs
Was sometimes obliged to climb stalrTa{5 st9nor
through alleys and visit localities INFESTED & Win
iested until fine day one OI tnelH no.ou ~ "
deliver package ID .nG seeInp lie not only delivered
tic n1cEage but the entire contents OF th saChe rs no
wv Io ,,eT entered the room than he was Knocked down
In on non bar gagged and his money packages ilneu
before his ewes The robbery created the great
tbe city and large rewards were offered ol llo re-
~ ~nloiS ~ tbs money and the apprehension Qt the
thieves The express companies lheh eohcluueu at ~
- 1fe to send messengers ultIlchuIi aDOut tno
Wa, Mas ,d ,donted the plan OF sending light wagon
hy one horse In the wagon was placed sae oil
,1irenf Size to contain all ~ the parcels To be DENY
sun nd va men were employed, one To drive ana the
other 10 deliver. This plan apptaitu 10 no iuI,o
% {SIdness wa. committed. The scoundrels not only
stole the money in the safe b9t tho Saio i'so' os'
.t,I the vgngon. horse, and driver. ~,
WIN ~ w son5er the messenger, and W W Kendall, the
driver started their delivery I1uhu az 'o n u5un %
vesterdav Among the first packages 10 De deliVeIeu
addressed To Mrs. Larkln, IN the aioy De"Teh
FTanklinaye and Morgan and Fourth ana flt,sss no
a,nn was driven ~ the mouth OF the alley anu souuer
d mas ont with the package which was marked "s6'
9I listed several houses, and hhaly came 70 te cy
Tuning 10 the place at which the wagon had been iet
he nscertaned that II was gone nc az " 1iso t ,h
Harcp BIehl, who was then patrong his beat IN
the vicinity OF Fourth ana @ ,oh s% Ktn no
wagon canning down Spruce. In ~ was seated N MI u
n win wooden gag about fye inches In length IN his
month although his hands were at Liberty Ihe police
mans curiosity being aroused ne uet.lhm ~ AnUW %
nre I'm regard 10 the gag; so, taking kenda INTO cu7
tody Le marched him 10 the police sla,ioi al
80 t,ted that as coon as the messenger dlsapeaeu
a. the niiey two men jumped into tho wagon, threw
pepper In his eyes, and placed the fg fag IN HS
and sprnce-sts while the other rihed the sats. IN On
pucr ncar lfthst they threw him backward on us
ort 1e,ned ant and disappeared. John Harutock and
Clic, aey twoyoung men who saw lhs robbers .,
fru me wa con and ran up an alloy, cahlc uo" t ~, 's
r,,or the fncs Tney noticed that one OF the men
%lI % i, of l,..se, with Liza. AIli lnn s4ilnd ~
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
PERSONAL.

Lady Mordaunt ia staying ut MOncrci1o
Uouse Pcrthshire. the residence Of hor father.
Earl RusselI is about to publish bistori-
col essay on Tho Foreign Policy Of England nom 1910
TO 1870"
According to a correspondent at Rome Vic
for Emanuel has abOred under serious dcpre55On since
tho Pope pronounced against nm th9 dccreo Oi c&co
muncation'
1t is rumored that the Duke OF Sutherland.
Mr. John Pender and MI Fowler the eminent engineer
about to purchase the sgez Canal fo5 8GGce9o Tho
undertaking cost The French company t2ltOoOD
1t is stated that by & recent decision In the
law courts the Marquis Of Butte comes into additional
income of 500 900 and arrears amount of 100000
II Is further reported That the M,rGws' trustees 1r5
about 10 run line OF steamers irom CaIcin, Soulh
Wales, TO this port
The Milwaukee Sentiacl says: The Hon.
Schuyler Coliax has written lottcr to prominent cit-
zen Of this city, In which he promises 70 spend few
days in Milwaukee some time IN August. Tho popular
Vice President will receive cordial welcome nom ms
numerous persona and political friends in Wisconsin.
Sir Harry Parkes, British Minister to Japan,
who has been spcndirg some Elk weeks IN this country
ON bs wav via san Francisco to London sails today
During his brief stay the Atlantic coast no mas I9l
time 10 visit Saratoga, Newport. Boston, aud Long
Errnoh beside having been entertained by the Secretary
of state at his country Residence Oh the Hudson
Father Hyacinthe says In a letter dated Rome,
IpIv 7; al adhere most implicitly TO the declaration
signed at Munich by Prof DOnger and his friends l
Inyc the assurance that this great dced OF ia science
S couscienee will be tho center and issue OF tho TclT
matory movement which alone Gun ana VIII saVo lho
Catholic Church.
A rumor having found It's way into some
Scotch papers that Mr Laurence Ophant had ceased to
no n member of the community at BfOctoD, that
t6e statement and adds; at is only as ain IN
LafmDny with the lfo tiore ana "DrHIts
for same ends as thoSe d Wh2 are re- ny
ton. might almost say any possibility, In NE
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
CONNECTICUT.

.p1oUpylENr or TIE LEGISLATURE
HARTFORD. July 28.--The Legislature al
roed sine ietoday. closing session OF lS weeks ro"
,o 20 three weeks longer than is usual Lutte business
,.,. done at the final session beyond making com
,rt,rv presentations TO officers OF The two Houses
with appropriate speeches, in ocIno"ieogin,n' iHo
Following appointments were made to-o'! pS "0''
lowell and confirmed by the Senate;
Uop. George s Miller member Of the Honse iroin
F-H.ld fa he lusur succ Commissioner uh.ti t"U
INV, CI Robert B. Cgdw urd OF NptWaih, lo oe a.
,.v .lw: Albert Dly of BROOKLYN, f. H. HI0e o. o'i'-
ira .Iolu T. Rockwell OF Wnstcd, ana lieht, y, y,
,v,If b.. Middle u tdjtm, 80 be members Ql Tao ot''
..i.I. r.l board r.istthii. he'd by tins L'@>N''"''
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
A NOVEL RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY.
--..---...... "a %ka hlonaOn n

Inc CONGREGATION Of Che AIansOn NJ n.
Church. In Norfolk-st, has been greatly annoyed for
months past by Che noise Of sewing machines employed
I'm atencment house the church, Those who used
the machines were Hebrews aud refused to stop work
while members OF tho congregation were attending ser
vco Louis Myers trustee of the church, made com
plant at the Essex Market Polco COurS Thursday.
Nathan Kagawsh tho owner OF tho sewing was
brought beforeJusoe Ledwth yesterday. and in answer
20 tire complaint, said that ho compelled to work
six days Of the week. and that he always went TO tho
9vna tOgue Oa Saturday. lie added that no quite
willing 10 stOp work during the hours Of worship In the
AnsOn Church II the OOngre CATION would renunerate
him for loss OF tine. Tho trustee refused to mako this
Densaton and Justice Iedwith adjourned the
10 enabo tho contestants 10 obtain witnesses. The rs'
fac threatened to b1ng me enilre congregation INTO
Court while his opponent affirmed qJte "a dehaDNy
t't 40 families in tho tenement hVut would give Owl
dsuco IN his behalf,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
POLITICAL.
KENTUCKY.

.svv,roR MORTON on THE POLITICAL 81 49,
louisville, July Ss.-A large audltn'o "ooator
s,mbled al weiseger Hall, this evening TO n's. He
morton speak He sat during the entire have taken
by referring to the changes when proceeded
,,ee in Kentucky since he was last mere, declaring
10 compare Kentucky win orng to tho
sS so. 5o"'' Of far sseeG sao i 10 ,Go,ss D.o nas
SSOri Sow Dopae as intended c TO- AWAY s WV With The
crafts mto power. that they :, state Rights IN
rew amendments ., ne ',a,,ity sovereignty, were right
she sense OF sa'0 ,,eht. He criticised the
then rebellion sa1 SpI sectional scnooooo'; and ,, tho
efS'n' Fca on arguing mat the ooe' on5 ,s1 sG9d 5s asa s,
@ on footing as eS aS vS' rass Tas nna am sn' od ' fosy S
d" .ne main points Of his speech were similar 10
n''on recept fpcechcs already published Earnest
.",ar,sp was paid to his speech thronehou'' ana 'A0
- va. frequently and heartily appaoded'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
A MILITARY TEMPERANCE MEETING.

A meeting Of doubtful character was held
aaf Git in tho ha of the Roman Catholic sohoohou5e
on Twenty afth-st, between Eighth and Ninthaycs.
The advertisement called for meeting OF Hibernian
Volunteers but the doorkeeper stouty maintained that
it was gathering Of Temperance men, ana refused 10 DO
convinced that his know to the contrary he
meeting was really held to receive enistmentS Iof inc
Hibernian Volunteers, and to give opportunity ioi us
n a. IN whether the company should join one OF the
Ih reoment, already formed, or be the uceus for
new regiment Of the National Guard IL was decided TO
hold the company together a. hh m "d S ~ %
ment be organized. Any connection between this com
ronv and the rioters Of the l2th or july Is denied
Hyin, for the organzatOn Of this company were held
three weeks prior 10 tho riot and Wsr9 resumed % .
W. ,tf a dsou,5IoD of the name to be given TO the
orSonzaion might present opportunities to denounce
the meeting as an anti-Orange SatherhS
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
AQUATIC
AQUATIC.
TIE TYNE CREW AT ST. JOHN, NIB.

TIE TYNE CREW AT ST. JOHN, E.B.
ST. JOHN, July 28. - The steamer City Of st.
John with tho Tyne crew board, arrived from Wind
sOr this evening. Tho woro onthusa5ucaIy re-
Ceivci.
COMMODORE AsUBURY's YACHT TO SAIL ON THE
1ST or SEPTEMBER,
LONDON, July 2S. - Commodore Ashbury has
engaged passage in the Cunard steamship Java. sailing
Sept % for NewYorl His yact tho BvODa. starts for
tho same destination on tie fst OF September.
Mr hshbsry's Official challenge for the Queens Cnp
will shortly bo forwarded TO the NcwYork Yacht Club.
He writes to the London papers that ho has certificates
making his vessel the req oscntativo OF twelve English
clubs and. In correcting somo misstatements which
have appsared here saYs that according 90 bs under
standing tho yacht winning majority OF Tho races takes
tno Cup.