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New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

Tammany Ring and their corrupt bircngs, 90 that che
battle would have be fought a<ain next FAIL
After singing by Ree club resolutions were passed
rattfying the nominations OF the philadelphia ConVenr
ton and denOuncing Horace Greeley. A Il. Billings
and Messrs. Ruggles and Star made brief addressos
The Republican Convention OF the XIVth
Illinois District at Toono on Thursday nominated Jo
seph G. Cannon OF Douglas County for Congress- the
S9th ballot defeating j. H. Moore, the present Congress-
from the district, who candidate TOT rehonl
nation.
Democratic primaries for the election OF
delegates to the State Convention at Trenton on the
2sth ins will be held throughout Psssaic County, N j.
me 90 The delegation, 10 Is expected, VIII be neaLy
unanimous for Greeley ana Brown.
The Missouri Liberal State Committee held
in st. Louis meeting, yesterday, at which the subject
Of holding State Convention discussed 1t de-
cded not TO call until after the Baltimore Convention
made speeches In which they advised concilatory
course toward the Democrats
Abiding to the fact that early in the cam
paign before any nominations made, THE TRIBUNE
declared that in party should ndorse Protection
and the other should not would support the former
The Springfield Republican says; "Now. just that con-
tingency has hardened into fact The Philadelphia
platform is decidedly hgh-tarif while the Cincinnati Is
The TRIBUNE in this crisis, however does not lose
its head 10 observes that while the protective plank -
sound, its proclamation Is fraud and goes on 70 call
a vast array OF and journals who tndOrse the
Is ingenious. IT, moreover, confirms the popular idea
that neither OF these dOgmas OF political economy mas az
present any available political strength 10 back IT, IL Is
yet question to be jugged with, not fought for
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
OUTDOOR SPORTS
AQUATICS
TIE sCHuYLKILL RACES.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14-The wind and rain
storm interfered somewhat with the this after
noon on the schuy kill River. After an hour OF heavy
rain there was cessation though the weather continued
cloudy Considerable time occupied in adIstinsth the
stakeboat at the upper end Of the course, and finally
the boats compete in the fouroared gig race over
three-me course called into position. The Cres-
cent and Quaker City clubs, both OF Philadelphia had
boats OF $50 pounds weight The COupers or savannah
appeared IN cypress boat weighing $50 pounds The ds-
parity in the weight OF boats cOunterDalaneed
by the COupers having a small boy as cOxswaln. Inc
Quaker Ctys objected this but the COupers were al
lowed 10 row The started at 545 m The Quaker
Citys took the lead and gave the Coupers tner was
The Crescents maintained second position, and continued
10 the stake boat where the Quaker City was lengths
ahead Of Cescent-COuper being last The same relative
positions were maintained throughout The time was
Quaker City, 1921; Crescent, 1880; COnper lg52.
The second race for single smells,
over ivenile course. -Four boats sarted-GeOrge En-
clehardt. SewanbOka Club. GreenpOint, L. l.; X B
Deeey Gulick Club New-YOrk; John Layors, Pennsyl-
vania Club, Philadelphia; and W. II. GarrOn or the
maintaining it for some distance, when Englehardt
pa ssed him. during which slight foul occurred Dut not
sufficient for DeeY 20 enter protest LaYOrs came next
and Cannon last They turned the stakeOOat IN the same
order The time then vas: Engehardt, 1880 Deey,
I646. IavOrs IT, Soon after this Cannon dstanced,
and IavOrs gave up the contest leaving Englehardt
and Deely % contest the race 70 the start
ing point, which they DID win great
vior Ar the upper end Of Peters Island Englehardt
was but four lengths ahead, but after this he spurted
ahead. followed by Deeey, and the race closed by
desperate struggle between the two, Englehardt pass
ing the line two lengths ahead, making the nVe mics III
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
THE FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

FORMATION OF A. GREELEY AND BROWN CLUB
The Greeley and Brown Campaign Club OF
the IVth Assembly District OF this city was organized
last night at East Broadway and Gouyerneurt by the
election OF the following temporary officers;
President. Samuel 7. Mckinney Secretaries William
o. Davis and W. Z. Jardlne; Treasurer George louhg
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolred That we have received with gratitude and
satisfaction the platform adopted and the candidates
nominated by the Cincinnati Convention, Oeueyng that
the triumph Of the principles by the election Of the can
didates be the only means OF giving peace, Sc
curty prosperity, and happiness % the country.
ResOlred. That in the nomination Of the Hon Horace
Greeley for President and the Hon. i. Graz BONn Tor
Vice President recognize men Of incOrrupuhle non
esty and ability, whose services IN the cause OF liberty
ana reform emneutly entite them 70 the confidence OF
their feOw-citiZcns. and whose election would insure
Wise lust and liberal administration OF the Govern
ment. We pledge TO them our Jealous and earnest
support. 80 49,.
Resoiced That we invite all citizens Of the lYh Assem-
bly, District 20 JON IN forming Greeley and BroWn
Campaign CLUB which will aid IN rolling up such a
majority for candidates as will convince even our
opponents, who VIII be obliged 70 grant that our prne
pies the only that Will md response IN Je
hearts OF the American people aud restore peace and
harmony throughout the length and breadth OF our
Glorious Union.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
POLITICAL TALK IN WASHINGTON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEEl

WAsHSGToS, Friday, June Ia, 1872.
The Administration is working upon Senator
Sumner through several sharp coored politicians, TO
prevent Linn from openly dc, aring favor Of the Gin
cinnati nominees The Senator saic recently that the
nominations at Philadelphia demonstrated that the mil
tarycque at the White House have regard whatever
for the interests Of the Republican party, and that
this clique determined to both rule and ruin IT,
The news from every quarter received through an ex
teusve correspondence at the Greeley and Brown head
quarters in this city is OF the most encouraging charac
Ter. Letters from prominent Republicans In many OF
the Eastern and states who will not pronounce
in favor OF Greeley and Brown until after the Baltimore
Convention give that at least % per cent OF
the Republican will be given for those gentlemen
sbould they be ndorsed at Baltimore. AS sample OF
many other letters, the following extracts are gwen
from a letter dated az 50. AuthOnys Falls, Mimi;
am most happy 10 be able % state That decided
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
LIBERAL PROSPECTS IN MAINE.

PROBABLE GREELEY DELEGATION TO BALTIMORE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEE.I
PORTLAND, June 14.-The Democratic eau
cuses in this city, tonight to determine the delegates to
Baltimore from this Congress District were largely in
favor Of the Cincinnati movement, and Commodore
Churchill who hung out the first Greeley and Brown
flag in the State viii undoubtedly be one OF the dele
gates Adyices from all parts Of the State show the
feeling 10 be all one way so far as the Democracy
cerued while scores and hundreds Of Liberal Republ
cans are boldly enrolling themselves against the Admin
straton There doubt that the chances Of Greeley
are improving day and there enthusiastic men
who declare that the State may carried There Is GER
tanly more or less Of break in the Republican line in
ALI the larger towns.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

BUTLRR-LAWRENCB-A the residence Of the bride thus Y.
THURSDAY June B BY The Rev G. H. Houghon D. D. Doctor oofss
IA. Butler o Henrietta Louisa Lawrence
CALDWELLHISCHMANIn Brooklyn WetnesaF June ~ S1
p Hasey John Caldwell and Mss Anna lervA
youngest daughter Of the late John r. hinchmsa
CHAMBRRS-VAS ASDALBOn Thursday June l at toe resdenea
father the Rev. Talbot W Chamber d. D. Georss
Chambers Of Chicago Kate daughter Of HenVn Adsle NJ
D., OF this city.
CONKLS-LADDou ah day evening 18Th nst By Fnents ors
m0ny, the residence Of TIE brides parents 10 bgqky Nns
C0nkln Ellen T. Ladd. daughter 0 William H. Ldd. al u
Brooklyn.
CLAPP-VERPLANCK-On THURSDAY June l3 he residence d III.
brides parents ndsou by shelton. asss
b. the Rev John LgiBgt0n samuel H. Cpp Of Nov YORK %
Anna third daughter Of Wm s. Yerpanck, esq
HART-NESTELI-On Wednesday June r. 1917 the residence u
the BRIDES parents the Rev. A. e. Weeknd George " Hart
Chclgo Ill., Ircne He, daughter Of John j. N1sts II
heg-lOrL.
JENKNs-CEC-On THURSDAY 18Th inst az the residence Of M
brides parents Dr. Armtage Mr. Henry " enAiss
Te Cecil dkughter u George Cecil all Of Tins ty
KISSAM-WARREN-At Munich Bavaria, Nay 30 by the Rev
Fowler p Kssam Of Brooklyn, Lucy H. d0p sust
ter Of John T. Warren Of Cincinnati, Ohio
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
Au Notice, Of Marriages must be Endorsed wsth ns1
aame aud address
DIED

DAt%Af'
PPoryrROn Friday June a. Jacob Broux yesr 5fhz
age
relatives and friends Of the iamy respectfully invited 70 teud
the funeral on residence No Jer-ey t sus
day o'clock. The remains wall be taken 20 Ple'tHs
a. II T In fs cifv on the ltb inst IN the Seth Il he
ege M Esther widow OF Farr Careit Of Virginia anA
daughter Of the late Henry Lavefy .
A. ...,.... ~, to..
IUkbhOW Al Nouln O,snss ~ j. 80. t y" ~. -" 5' ~ T
1 sa ~ E r,ss.enre IN Nouisv i7,l inst ~ a o'.loek
aims Leave loot OF Bsrcisrs, al $40. aud re uuae leiys
south Orange present staOut
FIELDISG-On Thursiav June i3 Adeber Henry
George and Matilda Fielding. agei p .., .--.,
The Of the hmy respectfully nVtei 20 suee
the funeral Suna, 10th ua al $40 G Ocock ron ia ihlT'
sevenast. N. +. Church, bet Second aud lnirl-aTes
rryrn A. MI, p,s, n, F-f,v Nav 81 Miss .pir, B. P,eH
second daughfe Of the hse Field A.
formerly o. NJ Nlill1anur5l ~ l.
D.r notice oh the funeral Gli be- gwen hcrcsicr
.,rgp r. NIL, \ Y ,, T---.sr uorp.,r June lg Mt
=, Linn ~ Dio,,,i Dio,,. ~. - - '..... '
fa,e,nI .,res. Budg--si,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
GEN. JAMES SHIELDS AND THE LIBERAL
MOVEMENT.

The following is an extract from letter
from the Hon. James Shields received at the National
Liberal Republican Headquarters in this city
should have been glad TO have said few
words TO my friends in New-York Ihope to be
able 10 DO this and long before the election. Just
now am at work preparing for State Convention
on the 18th We all united but want this State to
declare for the Liberal ticket first and last and to send
80 good men TO Baltimore pledged TO that Then will
address myself 10 organize Illinois and the other West
ern States act together solid phaanx against any
and every attempt put third ticket in the neld In
my opinion the whole West is unit for Greeley ana
Brown, or Will be before the Baltimore Convention.
Chatic0lhc, No., June 3. JAMES SHIELDS.
For oner Political Ns1cs Sacond and FyaA Pagss
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
GOVERNMENT REPORT.

GOVERNMENT RLPOkI.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHNGTON, d. g.. June 10, ls12-l a. N. }
Synopsis for the Ddst tiCentu-f0W h0uS.
The lowest barometer has moved eastward
over and beyond New-England accompanied Oy irrsh
10 brisk sOuthery winds, veeIlng 10 westerly cioudy
weather and rain nj, . l,.,, ..
Cloudy weather il now prevailing from Georgia 10
Ney-En gland and louisiana, with lght 10 Ircsl Wlhua
clear and partially cloudy weather from Iehie 3sSe
TO the northern portion or the Middle
states the Upper Lakes, and northwest Win ght 1o
fresh uOrtherly to westerly winds
Probabilities
Clear and partially cloudy weather prevail on saur-
dav from tennessee the Upper Lakes aud over the
New w-England and Middle States, with ASAt % iesh
nOrtnery 10 westerly winds. ..,. ,-,, 10
over fbe Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic states ainS
barometer eastery sOutheriy WINDS ana increasing
c0udness for the northwest
The signal Service weather reports which were ohy
intended originally for the benefit OF commerce. nave
proved SO useful the agricultural interests OF the
country also that Congress has authorized the War De
partment TO extend the working OF the system ~ az y,
nrovide specially these interests by tue eOeoo VI
reports IRON various points In the lhierlor'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
PENNSYLVANIA TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
PLATFORM AND STATE TICKET

ALTOONA, June 14.-The State Temperance
Convention adjourned to-day having adopted plat
FORM OF which the following Is the substance Ine nrst
resolution approves the action OF the Convention OF Aug
O. 1871 second afrms the proceedings Of the National
Prohibition party at Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 22 b72; /;
third declares the traffic In liquor as beverage In
furious to the best interests Of society ana demands
its suppression by law; fourth, resolves against the
great danger arising from the competition OF the ruling
party for the liquor mn, pledges the adoption at
political measures but not ut the saernce OF moral
means sTfh invites all citizens 70 join IN the eHort at
rescue the state from the dominion OF intenperance
The remaining resolutions recognize the uuty OF pro-
tectng American ndustry justice 10 women as voters
ana equality OF labor with capital and pledge continued
reliance on the blessing OF Almighty God - -
The following nominations made! For Governor
s b. Chase OF Susquehanna County; supreme Judge,
JoseDb Henderson OF Washington County AuditOrGen-
era Barr SUanger Of Lancaster County; congressman
at Large, Col. Geo I. Mcfarland, A. j. Clark aud B.
Rush bradford.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
THE LIBERAL MOVEMENT IN THE WEST.
ENCOURAGING WORDS FROM CHIcAGo-FoRMA-
TON OF A GREELEY CAMPAIGN CLUB
fRY TELEGRAPH TO TBR TRIBUERl

ENCOURAGING WORDS FROM CHICAdO-fOIthA-
TON OF GREELEY CAMPAIGN CLUB.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIBuEEl
CHICAGO, June 14-The Liberals OF both
parties greatly eated at the results OF the Con-
ventons in the great States this weeks, more especially
over the signal triumph OF Liberalism in Indiana where
it was feared that the action OF Mr. Voorhees might
render the Democrats tmid not absolutely dsaneeted
toward reform.
A Greeley Democratic Campaign Club. composed OF
Of the foremost citizens Of Chicago, was FORMED
here to-day The following the most conspicuous mem
bers President David A. Gage; Secretary, W. j. Onahan
Vice Presidents, the Hon. Cyrus H. Mccormick the
Hon. VIM. F. Coolbaugh, Murray F. Tuey, obadiah
jackson, Charles HHarrison, Thomas Loneghan' f. d.
Winston, Hugh Maher, E. F. Runyon, b. LoWentha'
Michael Kelley, NJ W. Fuller, j. r. DOottle, Jr f. G.
Sherman Thos. j. Turner, John II. McAvoy, joshua L.
Marsh Francis Adams, Henry Waller. Patrick Ranerty
H. G. Miller, Mark Sheridan John Comiskey Redmond
Prindeville, Daniel OHara Theodore Kintze' Daniel
Cameron, Malcolm Mcdonald, and ]. c. Rchbers
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

Disgusting being aoo he'd The rsPsg gvss ss
yug physics longer Be forced down toe hoas of Tie aat
CAToRi Vegetable Caharc supersng them all II
yose regulates The bowels cpntnos toe ve'
nd food CAsrORiA the anObec0uabs phTEc -
which mankind has 90 bong vstsd
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

1t IA the opinion of The CIeUeGad Herald that the
people Of the South passive as lambs led to
che slaughter; but now that they are restored to
their forfeited rights as voters they become brave
aad outspOken." But" says The Herald in a half
tone Of apology eve like it." Somehow this gives
US a sort Of impression that The Herald does not
like it" at all, and possibly it may like it less
before all is over. We hardly see that it is worth
while to maintain the Republican party merely for
the sake Of keeping Southern passive as lambs
led to the slaughter and upon the whole we must
own to preference of " brave and outspoken" men
to dumb dogs.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
REUNION OF THE SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF
THE TENNESSEE.

The following railway and steam packet
companies have agreed TO carry visitors to the Reunion
in Madison Wis.,. the Sd and 4th OF July next at re-
drcod rates. Parties will pay full fare travelling to
Dfdson and can return either free for one fifth rates
baltimore and Ohio; Buffalo, NewYork and PbiladeE
phia; Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Min,
North. Western; Chicago and Michigan Lake shore :
Dubuque aud Southwestern; Green Bay and Lake re
,;r Ttannibal ana st. Joseph; Louisville, New Albany,
"a "a CIrago Mineral Point, Wisconsin; Rockford, Rock
Island and st. Louis; West Wisconsin Ine Northern M
iIe pscLet Company will carry visitors both ways for
tblris fare The Milwaukee and 81 Pdul tillIotd
viii sel onehaf price excursion tickets rom the I'd 70
fine 5th inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

The Grant organs have taken to republishing some
of THE TRIBUNEs old editorials with such taking
titles "a Truth in Small Compass" They could not
better describe them THE TRIBUNE in the habit Of
giving great deal of truth in small compass and aD
propriate times. If they would bring their researches
down to the more recent numbers Of THE TRIBUNE,
and publish in the way. they would give their
readers much truth not likely to be otherwise ac-
cessbe TO them and unlike their present quotations,
peculiarly adapted TO the present time and present
questions.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
IMPORTANT LIFE INSURANCE DECISION.

BALTIMORE, June 14.-ln the Superior Court
NJ this city Yesterday the action againstthe Germana
Life Insurance Company recover S2o the amount OF
policy issued by the Company on the life OF Lewis an
man. who committed suicide IN ISL the Jury II
b1vinr rued fiat the Company was Liable II the Juty
snd from tbe evidence that Falman killed himself IN
IN of INSANITY which OverpOwered his CONSCIOUSNESS
L
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
rur FALLEN CuIDINEY-sIX MEN KILLED.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14-FOurteen men were
hurried in the ruins of the furnace building OF j. D.
Moorehead & Co. In West ConshOpocken Yesterday SIX
were killed James Kelly Nathan Morrl5sey Johh DuIh
Freeman Powers, ana j. j. Ramsey. Inc uanBeruu73y
hurf arp Thomas Dempsey, and four others setlous5
and three slightly. The fail was caHeu " Oho poS'"'
of cnders on one side OF the arch
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

N-0pty,. Jna. It-Fous dull jobhng lots Low to Choee
- : W. Choaoe Extra. ia - Corn duI aid "gat
tvi c White Eed. 12e.' White tfc O1is y ILss nsf
D.. = ID. choice Bran iu ami lower 40 81 lIdpl ~
D.. brIl az ~ ~ BAcon-aAosies scarce a. St9-i
s4e, plenty but market dnit S.eai' a4s,a. L.s.i'
~ 9ic Keg-Krte lOci Re1ne u a. lc sugar ms F9as ~
n- N,l,s.es- Nothing Wns<yN esten heuaei s',bS
Sae In b.-OrInarg. l3Il1 kzf, lG4 1l81 09olt niG -
Prns n. di9ic EKchaage-steADg la4i Ne"ioA ~sa tps
WI sfyrov June I4Suirs rurpeune quiet Al SOC EsIn
- =, :, sr fr str,url. = Low % 30 Tor 10
- 50 or Low Pale s5 nr Pale. Crude IafFenune s..l 4.
- 81 .or Hari - oT IsoN Dip % ~ Tor 'fPh lAS 's"i
a D. JJ.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

Steamship Rheiu ~ 0g Mey- June - Va
9TH with mt-e and 10 Oe.neh h Co. q rf,h fna.s
Steamship United states Crowel. Ne~Orieans June y WV
Steamship Gsos CrOveu. Charleston With nds aad D.A =
Morgan s. CO.
s6p BeIpors (of LvsrpsoD Ysans Calcutta e vh md
with ndse. IL anchored In the Lower Bay . -
Bak francisco AFeguo tisl AgegBo' Csrs % tas WIN f'
iron
Bark Emma Dean, Atkinson Of and FROM cu'eoa with hides aos
skins
Brg Cancor o. G Bsrrensca IqDe 70 days, va Hampton k
June II, With nitrate Of soda. -
Brig Annie Gardner o Csstne Gardner 81 Crotf u ss T
sehf GiTnn of e. Ivss Keen Palermo 50 days. fsit
snOpe (of John ~ b., Brown, D0caester B q
chored Hargs Island
& Evans Halse BBenos Agrss April a. with htes se
schr Active lof st. john SB Esett Windsor g. IN 9'A>
sCHOOSKRs-sfYEE LsD CoAsrEnE
z Flower NeuHaVsn. John Loner rsus0n.
Geo. Hotrhkiss. BROOKE Haven.
scranton Sew. Haven y. G. smith. Providence
J.. Daniels, Hartford John GOgis1eed, New LoolsaN
George, Sex. Bsiford. Idi Ena. PeinbroEe
Light Boat ROcklaEd s. y Lee. New Aelf1rf
White Foam, Providence w Col.Yer, Proffleur7
s. c. Hart New Bedford d. A Berry, Provi1sBo-
Orion Providence Viola M.ebsz
Angels., Providence John Warren. Proyfenos.
Eliza }. RaynOr. Providence. G. A. 6rlile. PrpTdeno-
kae Scranton Providence Mary, Providence
Hszeon. Taunton. Pail River.
Mist Providence. silver stream tBew ROckfasa
Z. NJ. smith, WarehAn. W. p Daring. Boston.
knight, New-Londou. J. H. Bartlett Provideoos.
II. B. DiVerty, Providence. s. J. fiurney. Heg-hayea
Peter Ritter Portland. CT R snith POrlsne. @
B. Portland HIokmsa
o. SchoaeG Nev-Hsyen. Coraeius st9ningtsa
White Wing Rockport. Mass Pearl ProvideDes
White ROck. Bridgeport
WlND-SuadOEu, moderate, 3 r.. raining
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsros June iAArnved steamship Anes from Phi-ieipha
SAN FRAscIsc0 June lAArFed bark Nonaam from H Y0,k
SAVANNAH Ga, June tAriye schr &sEge Mcneil. from Phls
iephiA Sailed steamship TouawandA, for Padelpnsi shE q
CH1RLEsroS s. c. June iL-Arived .chr W woodsH tssa
Port Royal Va. Sailed steamship Virginia for Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

Dr PADDOCK and have been The operators Cot
roSs" - Cooper Institute during the years WITH nrvs
Of sckness during
dentist Said dentist advertss hmscl
operator Cotton Dental Associaoa Operated three veekzi
q U
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
? r rlms-l.s5. rr. 10. 40. -. 30.
JEROME PARK RACES TO-DAY.

There are four races on the programme AT
Jerome Park to-day the sixth and last day OF the meet
inc POOLS sold AZ the Jockey Club subscription rooms
last night as follows:
Douohues Tammany aud MARY iiennesyl 81
Tom, Yesuyus go AstTonone', -lo Looea ~ M
iutOsn, 81 ......
HANDICAP RACR-oNR AND FiYE-KiGHrHs MILES.
DosweVs entry Mfdavl +gOi FRANK Hampton o'''
Edwip l30; Mary Louise. =J5 Alagog 81
HASDIcAP RACE-0SE ASD ONE-EiGHrH MiLEs, n
F,ph Uamptop 3l0 Loche ZgJ 0untai $50 Lord Byron
IS; Vim, SO Al1uea =lL
ea N u,NDicaP RAcE-rwO AND OSg-ErGHrH MILES
A rov - Frank Hampton, SlJ Metela Oil; hdNln' s4
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

Smallpox. Fevers, and skin Diseases, prevented "
PYRErIE Yakng and nYgOang ts a1eots
their and prevention Sold by chemists ss4
maker, ID LAAPLoUGH, III HO!bornAll. London
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

Raw-hde sash Cord. strong durable and plabls Mans
fsctur by IHE DARKow MYG Co.. $ Chsmbersst NesY0rk
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

An Cid Nurse for Childroa.-Do0t fail 10 Droc1s hS<
wISsIow's soorHISG SYRUP for children cehiag.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
N4RRIEN

Hats.-wlRSocx CO. SO Broadway. Silver Pearl C.samerss
only Five Dollars Felt Hats ses moderate pncs s'a~ dan
G,re eyer vbQsy
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
COTTON RECEIPTS.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

tFor other ShlD Nsirs Flih PaOe.l
ARRIVED
s,.,bo Arsm.naa N Oh Brandt H,uburE Jans vsh nd's
sad Uaat 20 kualAIdI 4 Je.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
THE TURF
rporrNG At FLEETWOOD PARK.

SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK Friday, June l4.-Match $500
rile heats. best three o in hane,s
r. Loaulss NJ. Butcher Ga ir.................'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

There Is banner in front Of the Grant head
quarters on Broadway, near Twenty-third-st.. with
this inscription: "FOr Yice-President, Henry
Wilson. One Good Term deserves another" Poor
Colfax Even the bauner-makers demonstrate
AGAINST throwing him overheard
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

According 10 a paragraph which is now on lie
winding way through the newspapers, two ladies
who recently called upon Mr.. Greeley to obtain his
views Of the Female Suffrage question, went away
with the opinion that if elected, he would turn out
every woman holding an official position" IT, upon
coming into Office he should find any woman lor
mani holding an official position with no greater
passion for the truth than is manifested by the man.
ufacturer of this silly story opinion is that he
would. If be could turn that person out with but
little remorse or regard for the sex Of the idiot We
think we may venture TO say this without person
ally consulting with Mr. Greeley upon the subject.