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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
SPAIN.

RELATIONS BETWEEN THE AMERICAN MINISTER
AND THE SPANISH GoyERNMENI-ORGAN-
lied AGITATION AGAINST SLAVERY.
MADRID. Sept. 9, 1871.
The report that the Spanish Government
had requested the recall Of Gen. sckes the American
Minister formally contradicted and in official circles
II is we'll known that the Minister'S relations with the
spanish Government are of the fendliest character
An organized agitation against Slavery win soon be
inauguted series OF public meetings are 90 be held
in Madrid Seville, Barcelona, and other large cities
Petitions for the abolition of slavery In the Spanish col
opes will be circulated and soon as the Cortes meets
will be presented TO that body in order that prompt
action may be TAKEN The new Senate will consist Of LA
Ministerial and IS Opposition members The Carlist
bandits are making acquisitions for food and
the inhabitants of Catalonia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

In 1860 the Breckinridge electoral ticket received
36s votes and the Bell ticket 206, which are not III
cluded In the whole vote as given above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

CLOSING THE CANVASS IN PORTLAND.
TIE GRANT MEN ENGAGE ALL THE HALLS, 81.
THE LIBERALS DRAW THE PEOPLE TO li i,,.
STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS III III
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
TO-DAY'S ELECTION.
THE MAINE TICKETS AND PAST VOTES.

1daiai,fration. LibeTaL
Cor,rnor .sidney Perham, Charles r. Kimhall.
GoUorsss / John II Burleigh. William H. Clifford.
2. william r. Frye. hlonzo Gafceloh
3. james G.. Blaine. Thomas 4. Lang
4. Samuel +. Jersey. Mareelius Emery
q sEugene Hale. Frederick A. PIKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
GENERAL NEWS.
THE ARKANSAS TROUBLES.

SHERIFF DODsoN's sToRY-A COUNTER STATE
MENT--MARTIAL LAW PRACTICALLY DE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
THE MAINE CANVASS.
THE FIELD REVIEWED.

SOME HISTORICAL NOTES.-THE CANVASS M M
T1oNAL oNE-THE DIFFICULTIES OF THE LIB
FRALS-THE CONGRESS DlSTdCIs-bLAlNE
THE AUTOCRAT-A POPULAR hONEMENi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-04-05
N O Il G e.!
LIQUOR !.

THOMPSoN' S Pure Old Rye WHISKEY F.:
4 Kentuckv Bourbon Whiskey, years old;
X. Xxx, NIX Old Rye WhiskeY;
Clabaugh's Old Rye Whisky;
Pure French BRANDY;
Pure Holland Gin;
Pure Jamaica Spirits, N E. Rum;
Port, Sherry, Madeira, & Malaga Wines
Blackberry Brandy. &c;
All Of which am selling ut reduced prices.
A GAEGLER,
deca Ils High st, , Georgetown, d c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-04-05
CHARLES Richardson's.
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der having obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county letters OF adj
mnistration on the personal estate Of
SARAH HARRIS,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit thesame with the vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
the 23rd day Of March, 1878; Otherwise
they may, by law, be excludedfrom all benefit
OF said estate All persons indebted to
said estate. are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 23rd
day of March, 1872.
SAMUEL DARBY,
mar est Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-04-05
I I'll i Sc n TINET.

:, MoRE CAPTURES IN Sourn CAROLINA. The
Charleston g. o. News. of the "a instant
SAYS that on the day precious twenty-five pri-
soners, arrested under the kn-Klux act on Va.
rions charges, arrived in that city and were
Imprisoned in Charleston jain They come d.
rect from Union county jail, and are consigned
70 Sheriff Mackey by United States Commits.
sioner II. II. y. Byron, for trial at the present
term Of the United States Circuit Court, Two
o. Them are colored men, and VIM. f. NJ.
Williams was county auditor of Union. claims
10 be thorough radical, and saws he Was
compelled by force TO join the night-riders.
Advices dated the Both ultimo from Spar-
fanhurg, ). g., the headquarters of the troops
!" that State, state that for some Time previous
HE neighborhood had been quiet, the people
had taken heart and,,sgone to work. and Mi
were looking forward to better DAYS. But
last week the campaign opened again. and in
Few Gays the soldiers had over thirty capiiyes
IN the county Jail AS sample case that Of
SIR John Zimmerman is mentioned n man
upwards OF seventy wears Of age, wealthy. and
OF the highest responsibility, who was arrested
at home by file. Of soldiers and carried 10
town, where he was allowed to give bail on
charge OF violating the ku-Klux net preferred
by freedman whom he had dismissed two
years before the act WAS passed for stealing
shscp.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-04-05

Is3~ For sale bv-
r. V. White, Lccsbnre, w.
John 4. Baker Washington, p. @.
Caleb Stnber, Spcnceryille, Md.
Samuel Waters, Laurel, Nd.
W II. -. Dorsey Mt. Airy.
Samuel =. Grove, Ridgewlle, Nd.
N. W. Hammond Monrogia, Nd.
Day & Hobbs, do do
scllman & Williams, Evansville, Nd.
y. Baker & Son, Buckley stown, Md.
Geo. r. Kohleoburg, Adamsiown, Nd.
Geo. w Snoufer, Point Of Rocks, Sid.
Geo. r Hays, Monocacy, Md.
mar I5-3m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-04-05
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county letters Of adj
ministration, on The personal estate Of
JOHN C. GOTT,
late Of SAID county, deceased All persons
having claii 5 against said deceased are here
by warned L exhibit the same with The vouct-
ers thereof the subscriber, on OF before the
18th day of March 1875 otherwise, they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate Persons indebted to said estate
are req estcd TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10Th day ofMarch
1879.
RICH'D I. PYLES,
mar22-4w Administrator G. T. A.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-04-05
4 STORE IN ROCKVILLE
TOR GALE.

FDEIEG unable 70 give that personal alten-
I'D ton 10 M Store dat il requires, ! have
determined 70 sell il out and rent the Store
and Wau-rooms, in which am now doing
good business.
The Store il centrally and conveniently To-
Gated, and offers rare chance 10 any one
wishing 10 engage IN mercantile business.
have now on hand well-assofted Stock
Of Goods. such as Groceries, Dry Goods,
Notions Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
hardware &c in good order
1ssy- To a satisfactory purchaser viii sell
on very accommodating terms. Until effect
soch sale shall keep a FULL STOCK, and
sell Mt ibc LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Address N. y. OFFUTT,
jan ct Rockville, Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-04-05
NofEce 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county letters tesla
mentary on the personal estate Of
CHARLES Richardson's,
late Of said county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
10Th day of March, 1873; otherwise, they may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate Persons indebted 10 said estate, are
requested TO make immediate payment. Given
under my hand this 10Th day Of March, 1872.
LEVI GREENFIELD,
mar22-4w Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-04-05
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover


tGS stood The test Of screen De(c3s
Oc:t0'e tee public; and no 3)repdi'-
0ttOn Jor the h0jr has net been dis
c0ce!'c9 thdt tOiH produce lie same
OcHeJtctttC results. ~ is an entirety
netO scientific discovery, c0WOill-
asD Da6'tU of he most potcel1uG aud
rcSSg!'Mft1a 0gcMfs az The VEGET-
As5-G NINGD0Ma Nrcst0fes GREY
TAIR 70 ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
FoG SoLO". 10 haahcS the scalp
aciiIte ana cte0h; cMrcS ddtdrHV
ana hHlV0Fs, .0h1 falling out of
tile mar; dliG agtW maze 10 Jl'0aO
apolt Qua hedds' cEccpt. az ccrY
7,u5gifife qlriHciaIc on qplich tbo
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-04-05


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aga 1,,ah r.,:.,,a rf7;.,,o4,,~v
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49, @111 @'o @F-a2''e'
AILlllT SEED OATS,
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TaE0a EEs4'G GARDEN Sled.
sad EXTRA hAH.Y PEAS, aad
g.f.4 q1T.ExI4NE DEANS aud n,ny
other varieties
'"'ss ~" NV ' y,'ia,i 'oo ~ ya"e,as ~ 'F
co.9a, ord zr,,,t;on1sr,.o1 p0oTs
Fot,h VAaIhti~-eardsn pfIIls' Garden
f1o"s, Garden 'iaffo"s' i"'6es &C.
wfvnF,,. gaong.se S,gsoyes BDao w
:
All wroushtmoo, with adjustable frame
and Steel Shoeels. 1t is tie liehtest, simp-
lest best and cheapest implement Of the kind
grrnep RocT.r,ng e rgeern
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The sh'f'' c strongest 'g., and cheapest
NeahWitz' PULFLAlzlAd HARROW,
iH3AAo' 5MUGiiiN5 RAHRUW,
"'L''&ooA" SWIVEL PLo"S'
AND
: a. ~ - 60 ( AS " CIA3 = LIZ I'D,
Farm Wills, Road Scoops, Wheel
ox.Y" Yak, clItTEE5' CLANS.
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iiaffo" 'ee'n' "'' %e'
9 UC@JiyiG En- PUMPS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-04-05

COW owned by resilient Of Addison. Ne.
recently died, it is said in consequence Of cut
lug straw that had been taken out Of a bed
which had been slept upon during the sickness
Of person shat bad died Of diphtheria She
had every symptom of the disease
good method of cleaning lamp-chmneys,
is 10 wash them in warm water and wine dry
with paper. Never put cold chimney into
hot water, as it is liable 10 break the glass.
A loving wife in Danbury, Conn, on the
decease OF her husband, sent the following
thrilling telegram to distant friend Dear
John IS dead Loss fully covered by iusu-
raDce"
The largest rope in the world has been com
peted in Birmingham 1t is about six miles
long. five and quarter inches ia circumfer-
vnce, and weighs over sixty tons.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
CHINA AND JAPAN.

INFLAMMAToRY PROCLAMATION IN HONG CHOW
THE MIKADo TO VISIT FRANCE-APPLICA-
TIoE FOR IMMEDIATE SIGNATURE OF
TREATY BETWEEN JAPAN AND THE UNITED
STATES.
SAN Francisco, July 13.-The steamship
America, from Hong Kong June IL, and Yokohama,
June o. arrived to-day.
An inhammatory proclamation was placarded in Hong
Chow against foreigners and on the remonstrance Of
Consul Lord with the authorities Of Ningpo, the proca
nation was suppressed The transitpass question has
been satisfactorily settled at Chinkeang through the
exerons of Consul Flint 1t Is reported that judgment
in the collision has been given against the steam
ship Roma. Capt. Blake. of the Alaska is at Shanghai
as the senior officer OF the United States in China.
The Mkado of Japan leaves shortly tour Of inspec
ton TO several ports and his return will depart for
France, via the Suez Canal.
Terashlma Tozo has been appointed japanese Minister
to London. Yuzi. the late Governor of Yedo goes to
Paris prepare the way for his Majesty The japanese
fleet consisting OF three vessels will shortly leave for
Hong Kong. Katzawa, formerly Admiraln-chief of the
late Tycoon, has been reapponed to that position Gov
Ito Okubo TerashmaTozo, and Yuri. with their attend
ants. leave for Europe by the steamer America.
The application for treaty with the United States has
refused until the other treaty Powers first Wis
ited The railroad TO Sugawa, distance OF Is miles, is
in working order and takes well with the natives al
though the rates are so cents and 81 5O ana the time
occupied in the passage is IS minutes.
Serious disturbances at Ngata where 1000 per-
sons, high and low, were implicated in an attempt to
restore the late Tycoon have been queled after loss
OF many killed.
Mr. Watson the new Charge dAfares for England,
refuses to the Mkado unless he stands in the pre-
sence of the Mikado, instead OF squattng Terashma
TozO the Minister OF Foreign Affairs, refuses 70 accede
and In consequence Mr. Watson wi wait instructions
from home before he will present himself Terishma
will not be received at London unless the question is
settled.
The United States frgate Colorado has sailed for Hoka
dadi with Capron board, TO take look at Yezo
and the Kurile Islands The Tuns Zoda being
now treaty vessel and debt has been seized by the
Japanese Governor The Tuns officer has protested
against the right of the SEIZURE and will hold the Japa
nese Government responsible.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
THE REIGN OF LAWLESSNESS.
A wATCHMAN SHOOTS A BOY FOR BATHING NEAR
HIS HOUSE.

A wATCHMAN SHOOTS BOY FOR BATHING NEAR
HIS HOUSE.
MEMPHIS, July 13.-While party of boys
bathing in the river last evening" below the FOOT OF
Beale-st., a private watchman named Sturgeon, en-
ployed TO take charge OF atboats near OF hand
out the roof of his dwelling armed Win mus
ket and followed by his wife, armed with revolver
After threatening the boys for bathing there sturgeon
took deliberate aim at OF them, John Murphy, who
was in the water and fired, three sugs striking him in
the head and killing him instantly. Sturgeon immedi-
atey jumped into skR and made his escape, nut MS
wife was arrested and lodged in the satonhuse They
came here recently from ST. Louis and are represented
as Of bad character Coroners jury returnd verdict
of willful murder against Sturgeon.
A MURDERoUs PHILADELPHIA POLICEMAN.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-Michael 0'COnDor,
policeman to-day committed to awaitthe result OF
injuries inflicted a coored man, John H. Weaver 1t
seems that the officer threatened to take improper ber
ties with a coored woman, and Weaver 0ming up, he
pulled out his revolver and fired him, the ball taking
effect In the upper part OF the abdomen onthe left side
inhcting dangerous wound. oConnor issaid to have
been pnder the influence of liquor at the tioe.
A CINCINNATI ALDERMAN ASSAULTS AREPoRTER.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-J. l.. Keck President
of the Board of Aldermen assaulted Mr. Nens reporter
OF The Enquirer at Fourth and Vnests, tins afternoon
Nevins drew a revolver. but disarmed by police
man. Keok continued the assault fried OF Nevlns
then struck Keck with "a cane, and policeman then in
terfered arresting all three. An article In The Enquirer
last Sunday led to the difficulty.
A BOLD BANK ROBBERY IN UXBRDGE, MASS.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 13.-The residence
OF e. W. Hayward, cashier of the Blackstone National
Bank Uxbridge Mass, entered this morning, be-
tween aud g. through a chamber window,by five dis
guised men, who, after binding and gaggiW Mr.. Hay
ward and family numbering four persons, entered the
room OF Chas Wessen the teller OF the bant and COM
PEELED him to accompany them to the bank and unlock
the safe. They obtained between $4,000 and $1,000
mostly in bills The robbers then locked the safe and
bank, took the teller back to his room, ugagged the
whole family and gave them water to drink, regagged
them, and went away. The condition of the family was
discovered daylight but the robbers had left no
clue to the Ot their departure ntchel con-
tanning fuses powder, and burglars implements, was
found NJ ar the bank this morning.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


The British Parliament will probably be pre-
rogued the 9th OF Auu,t
80. Ex-Gov. Stanley of North Carolina died at San
Francisco last FRIDAY nigh.
.... Judge Ladd Of the New Hampshire Supreme
Judicial Ceut has resigned Of the inadequate salary paid
Mrs Henry Buchine age 81, was fatally
burned BY the bursting Ofa kerosene lamp Saturday night Low
Haas
The Hon. T.. b Washburne, the American
Minister TO Fnoe has gone Bouoe where he purposes remaining
80. The number of deaths at Philadelphia during
The last week s55 renasVer the previous week. s9
the week Lao year, $40
William r. Mattison, while In a state of SOM
nsmbusn ie from seco1dssoV Sndow at Bma r. YESTERDAY
morning, and was instantly killed.
Two young men, T. X. Wallace and John
Mead drowned ia the CbemuAg River Jenfus two es
below blufa y. ", Ssle bathing ystterdsT.
-. Gen Ryan was arrested yesterday at Kew West
the schooner BIpress from haar denies Spanish
si'tsmeB Of the capture 81 the FsnHie and we're
landed.
The steamers Omaha and Richmond are being
the Philadelphia Nvy Yard the Hartford Al New
and the Yaute Norfolk lns all Of them t be In lev
months.
"a Alfred Wilkinson of Syracuse N Y Secretary
Of The Liberal Republican state Committee thrown from bis
about the head. He also had bis shoulder dfotited.
THE POstmaster-General has ordered extern
toh Of mail service the Denver Id Rio Gfsnds Railroad
rudo Springs 10 Pueblo Colorado ~ miles begning Jay - 80
Harvard Lowell Nebrass s miles, at $2 per anEuEa
Aug l.
THE Secretary of State has referred all tho
papers rhtye to the seizure Of e Cuban PvAie Pon.T ke-pon
Rhode Island has been directed q into the
ibe Attorney General The sece,Ar Of the Treasury has
Capt iehe Of the Revenue steamer hoeeAn 10 aaod all fes
h GsrdseI be Meanwhile The Pioneer TsDsD upder
thf suns VI ibt hoccalu.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

~ IngTaham Morton, Superintendent of the East
ror Me-, Gas Works drowned at Cores Po..i, Friday
... BY the recent sinking of ferry boat at Fort
Rice Dakota men, belonging the l7 Inny drowned.
John Thompson Of Boston was killed at the
Charesown Gas WorGs Friday by ing from staging while
loading coal.
- L. T. Walker, an organist, of Louisville, while
swimming saturday evening sank suddenly without struggle,
GroEned
49, Thomas Foley stevedore shot Thos. Carl
hboeT Philadelphia yesterday nhicting dangerous wound
Tue on intimate terms. Foley arrested.
- William Gaff and William Parker are under
Tasnou Mass suspected VI numbering George l. Cummings
" Bersey whose body recently found in the river.
Sergeant Robert T.. Carr shot and instantly
Killed Tbmaun jordan at Fort PULASKI Ca Saturday ught Both BE-
ousd Toe th Uued States Artillery Cen arrested and lodged
h jan. . q,
m DR.. ;. L. Sherman convicted of causing the
Henrietta Patieu by ab0rton Washington. last Winter
sentenced tie PeEuua Albany bas been aoed BY the
President
IA young man named Fallamsbee. belonging
krd SATURDAY morning the depot OF TIE European
Auenan Railroad 10 Bangor Me- While shaokn lie
leaves a ~ir sh0 had Just been married 10 him
- Thomas j. Nichols, acting rs the friend of the
HeH Hea Who invalid eaagei sth enoehng money
conbuel b. friends for Gess Neloh arrested 10 New
port L. aad arAgned SATURDAY the Boston Municipal Uoar Tor
trial.
49,. Alexander III. Weir who in April last present
the Thd National BsnA In ST. Louis aud had eashet forged
esek t2O0 the Chatham National Bank OF New io
aesled baHao mw ST. LOu NurdAJ the
su,,ody u . 5slseiivs, and lodged % jaL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15

maintained by the Tribunal was 80 maintained at the
special request OF Mr. Gladstone and OF him alone WIN
regard to the history OF what passed hardly likely
for the present at all events TO have than rageh
tary information. AT several sttngs the agents ana
counsel OF the nations retired leaving the nye arb
to deliberate alone with closed doors on the mat
ters before them Ny contribution to the history OF
what happened at the Hotel de vile Is that Sir Rounde
Palmer asked for leave to put IN supplement to the
British argument request which the Tribunal refused
Baron Itauba who1eprcsents the Emperor OF Brazil Is
considered by OF the United States officials TO be one
of the most talented Of the ArbratorD expression OF
opinion which suppose is the origin OF the report nat
the Baron is favorable TO the American view OF the
liability OF Great Britain to pay heavy direct
damages for the escape or the AlaDaina
believe am correct in stating that the words OF the
decision OF the Arbltrators relative TO the indirect claims
were privately submitted TO the American ana BRUSH
representatives before adoption, and strongly suspect
that when Mr. Eyarts and sir Rnundell Palmer came 10
look at them they had little difficulty IN recognizing
their Joint handIwork, with the sole ADDITION OF Ie"
phrases about the danger and Inconvenience OF de 20
the two nations. There likelihood whatever Under
stand OF there being any resort TO oral argument anogn
the Treaty permits such argument should the AfDtIaVrs
desire further information In respect 10 any parcna.
point IL perhaps worthy Of mention that the onlteu
States Consul thought 10 necessary 10 prepare anu y
lieye PRINT separate arguments one 10 De Iougeu IN
case agreement respecting the Indirect clas hu
been arrived at between Fish and GranVe previous 70
the 18th June the other and Of course the one
used treating OF the indirect claims as stli DeiOre le
Court.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
THE RECEPTION OF TFlE GARDE REPUBLICAINE
AND NJ. STRAUSS At THE LOTos CLUB.
80 o. cenrrler q. "a. Uni. Of sal.rdar.


The concert in the evening, which was at
tended by about 1000 persons. followed by bril-
liant reception at the LOtos Club To which Mr. Johann
strauss was also invited 7he assembage cordial
and animnad. Mr.. John BroughaI the Vice-Presi-
dent, did the honOr5 CT the Club TO Messrs.
Paulus and Maury and the artistes who ac-
companied them. He welcomed the visitors, and
NJ. Paulus replied for them. Mr. Henri DTayton
then sang, with great effect tbe Marseaise which
repeated In hOrus At 1850 NJ Strauss arrived, and Mr.
Schwab addressed him briefly in French in the Of
the Club, anC he responded in his peculiarly humorous
way. He then played on the piano his celebrated
valse,- BLe@ Danube which was received with
repeated EalvOs OF applause The remainder
OF the evening passed tOasts speeches,
aud cordial animated conversation, all concluding with
the star SpaJ gled Banner" and three cheers for the
French" We promptly avail ourselves of this oc-
cason to Oerhe members OF the Loos who worthily
represent the brilliant and artistic element OF American
society, siucere thanks for their intelligent SYM
pathy, We thank them not only in behalf OF
the Garde Repubcane, but ia the of the French
residents OF NewYork and above all in the name Of
France who viii be raUed TO the true spirit Of the
American people evnced, apart from cques and rival
res-the American people 10 whom she Is so affection
ae attached by the recolect0ns OF the past anG the
aspirations of the future.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
THE JURY DISAGREE.
no VERDICT IN THE STOKES CASE.

no VERDICT IN THE STOKES CASE
CLOSE OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ARGUMENT
DIR. sAYRE REPUDIATES TIE MEDICAL
TREATMENT OF FISK-JUDGE IN0PAIAA5
CHARGE UNFAyORABLE TO TIE PEiaoSbR-
THE JURY OUT ALL NIGHT AND DURiHd
SUNDAY.
Anticipation that the case of Edward ).
Stokes would be given the lry during the day served
to n the Court OF oyer and Termmer Saturday with
larger number OF curious aud interested spectators
than on any day OF the trial. great number of ladies'
were early in attendance chiefly those OF prurcnt mag
nations, who have been fixtures OF the courtroom
since the trial began. The precautions Of the court
officers to exclude the merely inqusitiye have
been unavailing, and few trials OF such importance
have ever been attended by such small number OF IN
nuential notable persons Except the array OF the
friends and relatives OF the prisoner including srch gen
bert, Daniel James, f. ". DeYoe Charles Pratt L. B
Van Dusen, and on the other hand, "Gratz" Morgan,
Gratz" Ingraham John H. Conner and other friends ~
the dead man. few persons Of note have witnessed the
trial. On Saturday only the father, brother and sister
OF the prisoner attended him, his mother having been
completely prostraed by the varying emotions she has
been subjected to and the fatigue OF two weeks close al
tendance in the ROOM Mrs. Fisk attended the trial for
two days only and Mrs. Mansfield present only for
a few hours.