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New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

the portraits of Greeley and Brown. and overhangng
the platforn was large American flag. band ocou
MED the orchestra and opened the proceedings with
lively mir When quiet restored j. o. whitehouse
presIdcnt Of tho Club, made brief opening ad-
dress, aud then introduced Gen. VIM. ii. Nc
Cartney Of Massachusetts,, tho speaker OF
the evening. lie was loudly cheered no
smo forward. and he spoke for nearly two hours ro-
wing the acts OF the past Administration comparing
ho -ecords Of Greeley and Grant, and rehearsing the
sor,o " charges against the latter During his speech
no wa,S frequently interrupted by applause When he
conclude d cheers were given for Greeley and Brown.
tbe an, uence filed OF the house the band played
the "star .spangled Banner" Among the prominent
Liberal Rep. 1bcans on tho platform were exSheriH
pobard KepN orthy Prof Cook. Seneca Halloway Jno.
nobbs J. b. O. Tpenter, Dudley Bartlett, Smith De Gar
mo Cvrus swan Jno. Harloe j. G. Wood, and H. Hal-
,ted This forma uy opens tho Liberal campaign in ills
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
THE GERMANS MOVING.

SPIRITED MEETING IN NEWARK, n. J'
A German Liberal meeting was held, last
evening at Dramatic Hall, Newark N. ]. A. an early
hour the various German organizations entered the hail.
At D. M Dr. siegler called the meeting TO order, and
nominated Franz seger as President This nomination
being unanimously accepted Messrs. Leopold Graf, Dr.
sohunner and % Others elected Vice-Presidents
and Adam Bosch, Carl Kniep, and s. Zimmedle, secre-
taries.
Dr. Morris Eunger the first speaker of the evening.
said that American citizens must act as judges ana
decide whether they satisfied with the latest chap
ter of American history. The civil war is over, and
vet southerners are not allowed to govern
themselves While the suffering people beg
for reconciliation, the Administration throws
in their teeth the one word "Rebels" and is
anxious only TO keep in power a party OF thieves
There is another party weary OF reconstruc-
on by law, and anxious 3, to attempt ip t1nde Te
construction by reconciliation THIS was the luhua-
mental principle of the independent Republicans
The Democratic party has been dcS3ysu tnI h rpns
has arisen the party Of the people Ana IL Is Wouel
that the man whom the Democrats ever iounu h IRcr
wOrthest opponent is now their standardbearer IneS
say that he has been honest enough to oppose the ana
not the man 10 be CONQUERED by the eontSinpH%oie S %
weapons used by the Administration party Inc Ger
mans for whom Horace Greeley has spoken and written
will be found on the right side III tue contest; ~
Resolutions were adopted indorslng the l1beraI can,
ddates and addresses were made by Geo. Wapreeh ana
PLANS OF ORGANIZATION.
The Executive Committee of the German
Greeley and Brown Central Campaign Club met at the
hall No l46 FOureenthst last evening, TO complete its
organization Anthony Eickho presided, and the fol-
lowing standing committees were appointed:
Finance-Dr FeOdOr Mierson Peter Cook, c. Krenkel,
Henry Woltmann Ed. Schhchtlng. .
CorrespOndence-MOrit El1nger, Charles L. Wendt,
Emil Unger, G.. 4. Fudcker.
Resolutons-Dr. Hartwig Gerke, Prof. Ahrens, f. H.
Hauser. .....
Naturalization-simon schnitzer, Jacob Koehler Dr.
Hartwig Gerke, John II. Tietjen.
observation-disclosures Peters Franz Koeher, Jacob
Windecker Chas. Kaiser Claus Puckhaver
A plan of organization to be adopted by the
Central Organization during the pending campaign was
discussed and action taken in reference to the
Liberal ratification meeting.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
LIBERAL CLUBS.


The Greeley and Brown Club OF French
town N. j. will elect permanent officers on FRIDAY
next.
The Democrats of the Fifth Ward of Bald
more have organized Greeley Club with Geo. f. Taylor
as President
A Greeley and Brown Club, composed OF
liberal Republicans and Democrats, was organized at
Railway, N. J., on Monday night.
A Greeley Club, composed of H0llanders,
was formed at Kalamazoo, Mch on the sth inst Fifty
names enrolled at the first meeting.
One hundred Liberal Republicans of Grand
Isle County, Vermont call Convention for the 22d inst
at North Hero. Gen. Fitzpatrick expected to speak
The Democratic Greeley and Brown Club of
Raritan Township elected the following officers Flem-
ingon N j. Saturday of last week: President, Major
A. " Bonne; Vlce-Prcsidents Col Ingraham Coryell;
r. p Congling c. B. Blackwell L. Il. Runke. and III. G.
Olmstcad; Secretaries, H. >. Crater ana j. NJ. Hyde
Treasurer, j. l.. Jones.
The Liberal Republicans Of the I'D Election
District OF Niagara, N Y, organized Greeley ana
Brown Club on the sd inst, with the following ofcers
Presidential NJ Wilmer; Observation-Disclosures Wat
SON Fred Wedenmann, Conrad Fink. and VIM. j. Dart;
secretary-Chas. r.. Edwards; Trpasnrer-IheodoTe
Uager: Executive COmmttee-A NJ. Wilmer, Cha9. X
Edwards James Low, Chas. Z. LiscOm, and Peter
Keller.
A Greeley and Brown Club was organized
at Fall Brook T1Oga County Pa, the 9h inst. and
fine banner raised Tie officers Of the Club are Presi-
dent-James Pollock Vi,e-presidents-James Heron,
G. f. Halsey, and Lewis Clark Secretaries-Joln l..
Sexton, jr. and Robert Dick. Speeches we're mace ny
the Hon Simon B. Elliott and Frof r. A. heh o. i Mans
field, Pa The latter gentleman, an original ADohton-
lat is at the head OF the State Soldiers OIPnans SCHOOL
apd has been prominent member Of the RepuDhcSn
State Legislature. other clubs being organized In
the county
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

cptcAeo Aug -FDo1r steady. sales Of Es scrng q slg
q q Wheat du .nd ero9P9g sale; d eepS s, NO auod I m 81
Gsl So cash August ~ ziic for septemoe, NO
a ~ 379Yi IS Rejected y lsGei 10 to9 "" ' o"oS a.
g943sc; Rejected 59ic 0a am No % at t5e esn' ~
pta6eE re lna at Sc aey gi bot In 10 l'g sas ss
oaotsi uomoy gG Lard urchsErod and qIet BsD
e so demand .ne o. sssasrs % q 80 Ss AZ & IA R,ssD On.
coB6net Ham, Brar Bieo and sAr
Clear s quoted az 9ss SugarcaIh d. -, & az al pS %, 80
Bn6ao 7i0 tc WA-ti 70 Vsnsgo re 10
esss-4,o bbl Flour 5"9 oa,9 % wns' h e y' iome1,. %
bbG Flour 5000 buaA Wheat $4,000 bu'b Corn '" oo'@
OBS. - D.. ...-...., ~
s2Iss5 for Western torn tracing nofe
ton O2l at3e. BaSiy Mslb-Sobng cong Css aehi 80 -.
hEsVHIs AaC. H-ft0ur cus and STEADY mefism suS p -
9$3 o. CorEgue s1d eyi Shele etesel s y' C es s,os
loc BsId sIf'e,e an. d, ~.
bErso Aug tpe and SHosns'd g 1,zy w1' a ss.s ss
nichivar} 4i Oats gooi tsmsna ~ q
bbA Flour 500 tssh Wheat soPmeu-JvoO bo1
EEw0i iIg.Ss A5g -ylourc,e Oh "a Good ,sh Groaai
scuce; Tibe Ezra Sb ~ SO 81 Family S@ - ~
s qsst Sf0iS Hay frls sg5seJo Bra trm At Sc Pofs
dui II $lJ 9 Bstcn active anl hun houlsrh t1&
C.ri 6al7c. Lari krm; is ssssed 9.o} Kes. ilellic
ssgaI quss r 70 MY Fa AL, ~s1, as a. -;
% .no dge tFctr dun ,nfuechanr- whe doll sn lower,
No Whit. ~ tns ", H. - T, y ASer o. sa sr1 Gb M o 81 c
No Rsi 81 70 40 Rcd ~ 90 oh u 81 New Aglst 81 ui
@seP,n9s @ % 81 ~ FG %I Ra M - % YS SSs assi a "S s'.
sc " Hhs e., s9 & Sc,S SG s,d 's ,,, be o F. S SssS,
n C01 bush Wtea bush Corn. 900 ba.h Data sbpneOs
500 eas %he1S GO ag SS I9 p, ss5ae gi ~ .s
80 p sirliSed 80 = ioT Low NO - sf
sS 40 fS Pile C 3 Tucrtibe STEADY AZ " EsFi. % u
To- Yellos DIP; 81 % Sas yirgn- Tar stethy At 81
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

BRBNSAsou "wednesday the 4h inst sst short sso 'eye h
Ophea wife o Timothy Brennan aud eldest daughter OF Dssk
p ard Elizabeth wheori in TIE 28ta year Of her
The Of the family respectfully Invited to h,ess
the Sunday the 18th inst at o'clock On aet As
residence, No III Whitest
DE FoREsT-On Tuesday ths 18th inst Mary widow Of 8n'na Do
Forest In the 86th year Of ber ,
Relatives and friends respectfully syitt to attend The fane
from residence 81 West Thirty Dubst on Thniay %ofa
ing at 10 O'Clock
KELLOGG-In Brooklyn, Monday August ~ arS Bsiser
kellogg Of the late Bisai Kellogg IN as I'h fen of
her
The Of the family respectfully invited " sttost
her funeral from residence No 2 Secondpsee 90 Itursf
the 18th inst o'clock p. m, without infthsr hSies'
MASONOn Sunday evening lh at bis residence Silver Spss
Orange n j. Dr. Lowell Mason in The sls. year OF hls age
ssTvce the Orange Church Valley station Morris ard ks-ss
Rrod on de- arrival OF the ll0 traa from Barclay
bdophe rry THURSDAY 18th ins, Return trains at ai, and
62
MITrURwsA south Bend Ind Angus, ~ At the redeoce Of hs
son schuyler Collar after long and pan Illness Aonah d. SUE
ofG w Matthew In the 18th year Of her age
vtSTERTON-At Green's Farms Conn., Weinesiay August s
Mar wife Of william Wn,erlcn formerly OF NeShoS City IN tho
71i year Of her age - IA -..-, . A. "a,
neri Tabernacle Baptist Church SeconGave fente a.
on saturday H. At 10 O'Clock without farther ntAiias
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
CATTLE MARKETS

Bys,c' Aug. hCatteThe receipts or, were Fs had
making the sI supply the week thus sd bead, of ~ cs
against 5S cars tho ast week The market 9~
yee Jncss The g,eepti l contnuo ehS ard Pnnps
infer y ers- Sad they qu y ssA
Te1s1s arc about 80 bead dsgossd o. Ss
shippers, aTesssing s2 d. at 20 80 ihaei' s'eeis.
frcm 1876 n l3B ~ 81 % ~
~ O ~ Indapa ranging 1850 10 lo5 ~ at % ~
1t So 9J 30 sso1n ranging hom &Jo l' D az 20
a IS 95 steers augrg 02 IA D. a. - olV
s5 q ayerighg 2 D. at 50 Cheosesstee neiax
ID. - 50d ~ 30; lB Mchm srs sversgss
IO2 ID at 49, SLesprne pceipts today 8iO hetag
making supply the week thus far 1000 head agan ~
head Tie market opened hesyy with adoNB"s
tendency sellers standing widely apart bat ' sales n.
pre; pisss for Canada ambs, S60Sfi Canada heoe
80 70 IS, sheog, - 81 70 S5 % aconts 70 qnAhy
Saesl0i Cansds lambs averaging 10 b at - % ls Ctnaia %
Hogs-Ibe today iVD hes1
making supply week thus far $500 hSd sgas ls
u tosy yetrr
DAYS prices but little good stock 70 opers'e H. The dessi
GOOD h hogs The supply eOrsi. rnPa s
geg Of heavy htahe or blcsr
Good hogs 81 So to 50 scsasags - ~ y -
Sales hundred Illinois hogs from ~ u e' w. "a
% IS to S5 email lot Of state averaging 2iS D q -
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
MINOR EVENTS.

| DISAGREEMENT AMONG THE LABOR REfoRMERs'
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug i14-The Executive Com
mee OF the Labor Roformers have passed resolutions
declaring that A. NJ Puett, Chairman OF The Cominteee
having placed himself outside OF the cgahizAuoh "
accepting the candidates and platform OF the Cihcinn"
convention, has authority to issue call Ior INC reaS
semDng OF the Columbus Convention, and shat We sus
tain the action Of the NewYork Conference In calling
the Convention in Philadelphia August % for tho
purpose OF placing In nomination national ticket, and
Vto the Labor Reform organizations in tho several
states " send delegates
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.
BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 14.-The Grant RepuDii-
n' VI the iVth Congress District in convention here.
'ouay' unanimously nominated Cen Samuel f. Hersey
or congress Representative, and Mordecai Mitchell OF
DoV'r LOT presidential Elector Speeches made by
uen' Jersey and others, including the Hon. John H.
iroc, VINO mas been claimed a supporter OF Gree ey
Dro"h' but came out squarely Grant aud wilson
teI passing resolutions supporting the platform and
nominees OF the Philadelphia Convention tbs conven-
tion adjourned.
CiNCINNATI, Aug H.-Tbe Liberal Repub-
iioi' anu democrats in Convention here to-day made
the Following nominations for Congress lat District for
the long term. Milton Taylor; for the short term u r
ming, Liberal Republican. " ~ ~
RICHMOND Va, Aug. H-The Conservatives
OF the hid District to-day In Convention nominated
George D. Wise for Congress Mr. Wise ia the nresen,
Commemorative Attorney for Richmond.
DELAWARE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. A.-At the Delaware
Democratic County Convention, held in Dover yester-
day, an electoral ticket was formed, end Cnstus W.
Wright was nominated for Congress The PROCEEDINGS
were very bosterous. proposition mado TO in
dorse Greeley The Committee reported resolution
approving Greeley in qualified manner, but 1t and
substitute in much stronger terms were laid the
table, and resolution adopted Great excitement
prevailed throughout the proceedings and snumber OF
delegates after the adjournment declared that Delaware
would vote for Grant
FLORIDA CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 14.-The COnserv-
ativo State Convention organized at noon to-day, and
progressed haruUnously. The nominations VIII not be
made before tomorrow. Bloxham Is tho favorte for
Governor.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
PERSONAL.

KOssuth declines the position Of a represen-
tatve in the Hungarian Diet.
Grace Greenwood will visit her friends In
Boston, and then return to Colorado.
Prof. Tyndall, the English scientist, will
visit New York in the coming Autumn.
The death is announced Of AdOlDe Fueroult,
chief editor of the Paris opinion Nationae:
j. r. Osgood, the publisher, has gone 70 Eu-
rope, where he VIII remain about two months.
We read of a marble statue of JOcbabad,
the Mother of Moses, made by Dir. Franklin simmons
for citizen OF Boston.
A Mr.. Thorp, who keeps an American bar
and restaurant Paris is said TO have made s 900 in
his business since l5C9.
c.. f. Leland has purchased the Clarendon
Hotel at Saratoga for s6OOOO Mr.. Leland has managed
the DeIevan House since 1866.
Mr.. j. p Waters of New-York has pur-
chased the Stradyarus violin. the gem OF the collection
made by the late Joseph elliott ,,<-
Mary Harris, who shot the treasury clerk
Burroughs lately made Intellectual attempt 10 com
init suicide by drinking laudanum.
Vice President Colfax Las given up his house
at Washington, and purposes gathering hls household
gods about him at South Bend, Ind
The Crown Princess Victoria of Prussia has
offered przo 5000 for the best essay on advancing
tie rial prosperity OF w0rkingwomen.
John Potts, lately deceased, had been SO
wears in the service Of the War Department OF which
he was chief clerk at the time Of bis death Mr Stanton
used to sneak of him as 4" perfectly tncorruptlble"
The following are mentioned as Jewish rabbis
in this country who preach to their congregations in
English. Dr. Gutneim, DR.. Vidaver, and Rev. S. NJ.
Iaacs OF NewYork Dr. Wise and DR. Lilianthal OF Gin
cjnnat Rev Mr.. Jacobs OF Philadelphia, Rev Mr. Jacobs
OF New Orleans and Rev. George Brown Oh EVansVlie'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
HORACE GREELEY IN NEW-EgGLAED
lGENRRAL PnRss pISPATCH.l

PORTLAND, Me, Aug. 1l.-Mr. Greeley, ac-
companied by committee from Portland left Gorham,
N. H., at II o'ccck this morning. AT South Paris and
Mechanics Falls he greeted by crowds of people At
Yarmouth be welcomed With salutes and decori-
ons, and appeared on the platform amid much enthusi-
asIn. At Cumberland Station no was welcomed with
cheers by the crowd whch ld assembed The train ar
rived at Portland promptly at 2Ao p. m large crowd
assembled In the depot, and the tTan entered amid
savos Of artillery, while Hail TO the Chief was played
by the band. Alr. Greeley and party taken into
the reception room, and thence in a carrage 10 the City
Hail. where they arrived at 1915 p IN. The Han
completely filed. Mr. Greeley asoended the PLATFORM
accompanied by the Committee, and greeted with
enthusiastic applause. After musis by tho band quiet
was reetored, and hr Greeley introduced by the
Hon. L. D. n. Sweet. Ho was greeted with renewed
applause and spoke bgiehy.
After the speech the multitude passed the plat
form shaking hands with Mr Greeley they passed,
after wbiOh he was taken % She Falmouth Hotel
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
THE LIBERAL MASS MEETING.
PREPARATIONS FOR AN IMMENSE GATHERING IN
SEPTEMBER.

PREPARATIONS FOR An IMMENSE GATHERING IN
SEPTEMBER.
The Conference Committee, composed OF
aoleeates from the Tammany Hall General Committee,
enc ueral Republican General Committee the National
Deuocrncy. tho German Democratic Union, the Young
Mems Democratic Reform Club and the Central German
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club, held an ADJOURNED
meeting. yesterday, IN Tammany Hall, the Hon. John
Kelly presiding The Committee on Conference reported
that II had decided that the meeting to ratfy the
nominations Of the Baltimore Convention should be held
ON tho evening OF Sept y. The Chairman announced
Tho following rs the Executive Committee, including
three from each organization represented, to make
arrangements for the proposed meeting
Tammany Hall General Committee-Algernon s. suli-
van. Thomas Dunlap, Alfred >. Ackert r, coon,oro
Iibera Republican state COmmlttee-JOhD Coehrane
BENJAMIN II. Willis, George w. Palmer. =,
Stewart VIM 4. Ashmun, George IL Van Cleft,
National Domocracy-John McCool, Nicholas Muller
German Democratic Union-Dr Vim. schrmer, G. N
CeptTs cierman Greeley and Brown Campaign Club
Adoph sanger G. A. Ludikep Henry O3ere. L., r, NJ,
YOuDg Mems Democratic Reform Cub-DaVd I. VIII
hanson VIM. {. whitney, John A. Beall.
The Hon Agernon s Sullivan was chosen Chairman Of,
che Executive Committee. George F. COachmOn and
Alfred $ Ackert, Secretaries, and Timothy Brennan
Treasurer. The Hon. AlgernOn S. Sullivan was then
called TO the chair He stated that the meeting would
probably be one OF the largest political gatherings ever
held m this city, Nearly 100000 persons would attend IT,
There was great deal Of preparatory work to be DONE
and this would have TO be performed by committees
A committee appointed to raise funds to defray
fbe miscellaneous expenses. One Of the committee
stated that place had yet been named for holding the
meeting and moved that 1t be held in UnOnsquare.
everal other places were suggested, but these were
ohtected 10 on the ground that the most important
epeecbes should be delivered in hall II was urged
tbaf such men as Carl Schurz, Senator Tumbul, and
Senator DOolittle could speak with better effect
iarge ba than NJ outdoor meeting. Cooper Institute
a,d fbe Acadenjy or Music regarded the most
desirable halls The matter was finally iDtrusted 70 the
Committee. .--.--....s 4. --.-, ..
{sons 10 various representative men 10 speak at the
neenp IL was resolved 10 prepare letter Of invita-
ton ebo0ying the sentiments OF the meeting and the
object for Which IL called and showing that all who
favor the election the Liberal candidates JON
tbe OnstratiOn without fear that il will be managed
i'm the interests OF local candidates. The Chairman
ouess the Committee Letters and Speakers 20 meet
al his Office, No - ChamboIsst, at II H., tomorrow.
II was resolved that the members OF the various bodies
repFesented the conference should announce what
been done, and 40 make arrangements for attend
ing the mass meeting. The Committee will meet
Monday. at L., w.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
L1T,ESP Snip NEWS.

For other Ship Ne,1s see Third Psge.l
ARRIVED.
se,,bip Australia r) Heiderwck Gasgow Ais and Neville
Steamship Faa Done Phalelpba with mde aOi pass TO Lor'
lard Steamship Co. -, -, -, 4, r, v
BARK Hiram Cior, Nielsen, Newport days vb railroad ''a
Brig Milwaukee Sroui, w-Belford Aug. g. With nohe
schr Anaconda Monson, Windsor. N s.. with plaster
schr. A Hugel, Davis Georgetown s 9
sCHooSERs-RyER AND coorwrs -
IL H. Grfing Georgetown, D. C. Clars, Georyetosa. ID u
R c Buckley Gew'Bedford. Naaset, Proyidsaoe
Orion. Fall River u w Paoder, ranntea'
p Florence Provd. eops fam n et
G. Lowering. Taunton. Monitor, Waflham
: I p Ross Taunton Expedite, Providence
GIenvooi Horton's Pont. r. b. smith, Wexford
j b Bleecker Providence. Anne Amelia, Piosiieses.
yermi6on Providence. G. WOolsey, Nsa Haven.
sBiay Elizabeth, New-Esyen John hanoYe Providence.
Buckeye. New.Bediord. Ira Bliss Broskport Mas
Harriet Lewis Newport. j. Lonlan, bridgeport
j. R McPee Norv7lk. Angeine wskfOr.
Far Wind sdioui. l.. V. Bergen. Port JeGersSa
Ryerialei Glouce-ier
BELOW.
Shin Southern Chef Bath. Higgins. Of Lverpoo&
Bark Freden tSos.l Nielsen, Newport July6
Hubert of Slndsani Lowry Grgent May 9 via Par~s
June g.
Steamship, Cuba nod The Queen for uveOoo' Thna'a Gs's.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Aug 14Irgtd steamship Seminole from savannah bnss
Eey from Go1ay:, cSn'Cnio from Baltimore Mai, .,t
Jacob Knuge Philadelphia for Boston, DAVID Sresker foa
ft BostoS A@ens Hab6a and 1s,hs es Toe
Ssusbury NindNd Alexandria for Portnd pI.rn ron
% % 1' from aoo ff pbaephis Ana MAJ from Bosto
Philsdelphia seDsra, from Portland for New-Yofk
York; spanish bark zago from HVanna Sailed steamship Vus'
FOREIGN PORTS.
H0yG KoNG july l8The ships Douglass Castle, sud GensdAe
sailed for with 500 900 sounds Of The ship CnisA
Gre Her Cargo partly sSder removed and As
HsySSa Au l2-Aryed steamship nAyaa. pa.keu from yss
Cruz % sail oT NeE-iork 18th.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
INDIRECT CLAIMS ON GRANT.
oBRIEN AND OTHERS TO REINFORCE COL.
BLANTON DUNCAN.

O'BRIEN AND UIHEES TO KE-LNTOKCE COL.
BLANTON DUNCAN.
William c. Barrett, prominent member OF
the Executive Committee OF the Apollo Hall Democracy
stated yesterday hat his organization would probably
send delegates the Louisville Convention. The matter
u nOw under consideration There will be meeting at
The g. James Hotel in this city tomorrow night, at
which number Of delegates from other States will be
present when the question Of third nomination will be
discussed at length Mr. Barrett has written 10 Senator
James OBren and the latter will probably be present
% manage this matter the interest Of Cen Grant
10 has been rumored IN several newspapers that
Charles OCOnOr would be the nominee OF the Demo
Convention TO be held at Louisville, but personal
friend OF Mr OCouOr stated yesterday that the latter
would advocate the election OF Greeley and Brown and
would not be the candidate Of any party.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
y DENOMINATION EULOGIsTs.

GRANT MEETING IN BROOKLYN-A NEW WIG
WAN OPEHED-ADDREss BY GOV. JEWELL.
The Grant and Wilson Campaign Club of
the Fifteenth Ward Of Brooklyn, dedicated its new Wig
Wam at Grand and Leonard sts.. last evening, and
audience Of three four hundred persons addressed
by Solomon Splitter, william Sparrow, and Gov. Jewell
OF Connecticut Mr.. Sparrow presided and introduced
the speakers When Gov. Jewell entered the Wigwam
he wss greeted with three cheers. He made o brief
speecb In substance as followsi
FgLIow OIIIzEEs. We ave fully entered uDon most
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

are ia five feet in hight Of light
smooth face dark hair and dres5od IN gra! "oossh
coat dark wooden plaid shrt and BLACK IeIH
su dden Thunderstorm broke over thc city bed "eeH
If and ~ D. m and in q measure cooled the heated ~
mospbere One fash u lightning was peculiarly VlVd'
aud was followed by a violent peal OF thunder
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
rEReoNAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

..Thurlow Weed and his daughter arrived at
Auburn n L. night They are tie guests Of Nj Seward
Secretary Delano will arrive in Washington
toorgw C. Togers of Pennsylvania Second DepaIT Commls
sjopgr a Internal Reyenne. Las returned % city.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
THE STATE or TRADE.
ASIATIC MARKET5.

Yoxou6sk Juy brsk demand has sposg 90 "Hee vs.
lir mail with advancing rates -. q, . =, ,,u,
SmK-The nosk Increasing and The qohbJ e goo :.
80 picgl over lssi yesrs fate~ ibe Se"ieH'"N NV
bales since the lzs, mail , -. az IL. -. L.
BNCHAsGB-Oa fcglOt--tn actVe oeah" ''ii"ss''' y" 49,
don months, f3l -. r., r.. H., A..
oNg K0NG july Poochov Ooong market fr Ie St US
Uatcd opeB,d for Fair q Good F Ics go
expected several weeks The Tea crop g"p
good ROnaosa feas
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Pl.SSENGERS S1ILED.

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NJ DpDrey J0hnstOne Chss. EdmOnsions Mr. shl h>
Davis cbP ard uurae Gen Roiiey, d. Bdga W Jcksow
Cbaan Robert Bale Bale Mr. and hr BeaA ini,nt ass
mad Mrs Msry ORely and dsughe NJ Latham, h NJ A. DoaS-
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New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
A LIBERAL RALLY IN PoUGHKEEPsIE.

The Liberal Republicans of Poughkeepsie
held a mass meeting at Congwood Opera House, last
evening. About the time appointed heavy thunder
storm set in which kept many away. There was large
audience however. including many Democrats. Upon
the stage hung tho banner 0f the Liberal Club having