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CINCINNATI.
The Browne Tragedy.

CIxcINSATI, July S.-The case of the
Rev. Samuel j. Browne ior shooting
Frank Schikk yesterday, was called this
morning. Owing to the Coroner's jury
not having yet returned q verdict, his
examination was postponed till Thurs
day. He was admitted to bail in the
sum of $4,000. He is the father Of
Captain Browne, who shot and killed
the seducer OF his daughter at Mem
phis.
There is still considerable excite
ment in that portion Of the city where
young Schikk lived, who was shot by
the Rev. Mr.. Browne yesterday, and it
has Just been reported that a mob OF
seventy-five or one hundred have start-
ed for Commonsville, hearing that Mr..
Browne was there. with the intention of
lynching him. The crowd last night
almost completely destroyed his
orchard, knocking all the fruit off the
trees, and tearing small bushes up by
the roots. 1t is not known where Mr..
Browne is concealed, but it is stated
that he il at the house Of friend on
Clifton Heights. and preparations have
been made to resist an attack made on
him.
Hung by = Mob.
A special from Saliua, Ohio, says
that some 5000 persons assembled to-
night and took four men, who were
arrested last week for outraging aud
afterwards numbering Mary Secor, a
girl fourteen years old, on her way
home from Sunday school, from the
jail and hung them to the nearest tree
The details OF the outrage and murder
were of the most horrible nature. The
body of the girl, when found, had been
partially devoured by hogs.
Further information from Salins, o.,
states that but three men were hung by
the mob there to day, namely: Absalom
Klmble, Jacob Kimble and Alex Nc.
Cloud. The fourth one, also named
Kimble, was not intertered with, as it
was through his confession that the
others were arrested, and an examina
ton proved that he had not been di.
rectIy concerned in the outrage aud
murder. The mob surrounded the Jail
and, after securing theguard and jailor,
took the three men mentioned above
and proceeded with them to the spot
where the girls body was found and
hung them to the tree under which the
terrible crime was committed.
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of the National Executive Con, mittee,
but it is not believed that actio1 will be
taken in the matter until the Conveu-
ton has completed its work.
Nothing has been done as yet con.
cerning the holding, as proposed some
time since, Of ajConvsntion Of Greeley
journalists. The workingmen of the
press have too much to do in the Con-
vention to hold one Of their own.
The most elaborate arrangements
have been made by all the telegraph
companies for the prompt transmission
of press reports from the hall of the
Convention. The opposition lines have
all the available wires attached, and
with a corps of competent operators,
are prepared to dispute the palm with
the great rival Western Union Company.
They have twenty-five instruments
in circuit, with an operator for each
instrument, besides several chief oper-
ators and division superintendents. i'm.
ported from other points to supervise
the business. General Eckert, Super
intendent Of the Eastern division, is
now acting as Chief Superintendent.
The Associated Press have a corps Of
sixteen men, with whom they expect to
achieve their usual results in contest
with the American press. The latter
association have comfortable quarters
on the stage, and q corps of seven re-
porters, who have no superiors in the
country.
There seems to be no doubt but that
Greeley will be nominated on the first
ballot. The delegates who few days
ago were opposed to him are tonight
speaking in his favor. The leading
delegates from Virginia express the
opinion that Ex-Governor Wise, OF that
State, will support the ticket il indorsed
bv the Convention.
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NEW JERSEY.
A Butchers Quarrel.

JERSEY CrrY, July S.-Two butchers,
John Fallou and Cornelius Leary, be-
came involved in a quarrel yesterday
afternoon about some work which Fallon
insisted should be done by Leary, and
they decided to fight it out, The fight
had not progressed far when Leary
drew his butcher knife and plunged it
in Fallon's abdomen above the right
hip. Leary then dropped through b the
cellar and escapes, 'bat was soon after
wards arrested. Fallou,s wound is
mortal. -
A New Move by the Erie Managers.
The new movement in Erie has
caused no end OF excitement among
brokers and financiers. 1t is now posi-
lively stated that McHenry, on his re-
turn from England, made a formal
offer OF the Presidency OF the road to
Vanderbilt, but it was found the latter
could not act as such under existing
laws. 1t is stated, therefore, that
President will be elected who will be
willing to resign in favor Of Wander
bilt as soon as the law incapacitstes
him from holding the Presidency of the
New York Central. General Devine
at present seems to be most likely to be
selected for President. The Times this
morning gives the following as list OF
directors made up in London and tel
egraphed here: 7. B. Blackstone,
President Chicago and Alton; General
A. s. Divine, present Vice President;
w. R. Travers, a member Of the press
ent board; w. D. Duncan, of the Dun
can and Sherman; Charles Day, men,
Der of present board; S. L. NJ. Barlow,
member of present board; G. T. ALI
phant, President Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company; General Dix, J. V. L.
Pruyn, of the Albany and Susquehanna
railroad; Gibson Herman, Wetmore
Cryder, Mr.. Green, present London
Directors; J. T. Johnson, President Of
New Jersey Central; E. D. Morgan,
Ex. Governor; F. w. Schuhardt.
Banker; s. D. Babcock, Banker; j. j.
Drosco member OF present board.
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MEMPHIS.
Marriage and Death.

MEMPHIS, July S.-An eloping party,
consisting Of man named J. N. Evans
and Mrs. Jacob Horn, OF Shelby coun-
ty, Missouri, made their appearance at
Burton, Arkansas, q day or two since
and were married, after which they
again started for Missouri. Evans,
before starting, procured a bottle of
whisky, which he drank, and when q
few miles from town, drew revolver
and shot himself through the heart.
Assassinated.
A few nights since, as J. Jones, a
farmer living near Stewart, Arkansas,
hearing a noise in his stable, went
thither, and while in the act of placing
a rail against the door, he was fired at
twice from behind. The second shot
passed through his bowels, inficting a
wound from which he died. There is
no clue to the assassin.
Political-Poisoned
An immense mass meeting at Poplar
street market is being held tonight, and
being addressed by some twenty caudi>
dates for the different State and county
offices in the gift OF the people.
A large Greeley and Brown meeting
will be held at Court Square on Wed.
nesdsy evening, at which it is expected
10000 will be present.
An entire family Of seven persons
were poisoned, one or two it is feared
fatally, at Eldon, Miss on Saturday, BY
eating bread made Of flour from a
barrel in which q quantity Of arsenic
had been intentially placed. Two
neighbors, q man and woman, were ar
rested as the guilty parties and are now
in Jail.
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BOSTON,.
stabbing Anray-Kerosenc Expto-
sion-Three More Deaths from the
Fireworks Explosion.

BosroS, July Slate last night
William Morgan and Charles Seymour,
seamen on the United States steamer
Juniata, had quarrel in a boarding
house at 426 Hanover street, during
which Morgan stabbed Seymour iu the
left breast. The injured mans intestines
protruded through the wound, which
will prove fatal. Morgan was arrested
and was to-day held in $4,000 bail
until Wednesday.
At 10 o'clock last night Mrs. Bene-
dict Guenev, residing on Ferry street,
was filling Lighted lamp with kero-
sepe, when the fluid ignited and an
explosion took place, setting fire to the
woman's clothing and burning her so
badly that she cannot survive. She
was far advanced in pregnancy.
Three more OF the children injured at
the explosion of fireworks in South
Boston last Friday have died from their
injuries.
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afternoon at the office Of Drake Bros,
&C Broadway, to consider what should

afternoon at the effice OF Drake Bros,
66 Broadway, to consider what should
be done IN regard to the exemption OF
the bonds of the State, which already
have been issued by the State authori.
ties, and what could be done to redeem
the credit OF the State, which had been
|jeopardized by the action Of those
recently in authority. Mr.. A. A.
Drake presided. Resolutions were
adopted expressing confidence in the
ability Of the ss.s ITO pay all its just
Card fren q. c. Bryant.
The Evening Posi- has the following:
Certain journals of this city have
lately spoken of me as one ambitious
of being nominated as candidate for
the Presidency of the United States.
The idea is absurd enough, not only On
account OF my advanced age, but Of my
unfitness in various respects for the
labor of 30 eminent q post. do not,
however, object to the discussion OF my
deficiencies on any other ground than
that it is altogether superAous, since il
is impossible that | should receive any
formal nomination and equally i'm.
possible il it were offered, that should
commit the folly OF accepting.
GSigned1 AVN. c. BRYANT,
New York, July s. 1872"
The French Band.
The French Band LaGarde Republi-
cani arrived in this city this morning
from Boston. The Garde Lafayette in
full dress uniform met them at the
steamer and long procession OF citl-
zens, militia and guests was formed.
They were escorted in this manner to
Casino, in Hinston street, where very
elaborate breakfast was spread for
them, the Garde Lafayette being the
host The band was then escorted to
the Grand Central Hotel. which they
purpose making their headquarters.
Several concerts have been arranged
for them.
For Baltimore.
The Baltimore Convention occasioned
the exodus of the local politicians Of
the city. Most Of the delegates, both
resident and visiting, lett either yester-
day or on previous days, but the 9 A.
NJ. and ! P. NJ. trains to-day were
crowded with excursionists notwith-
standing.
Strauss First Concert,
at the Academy Of Music, tonight, was
a great success. The Academy was
crowded aud great enthusiasm was
manifested
The French Band gives its first con-
cert tomorrow evening.
Resumed Work.
The men employed by the Singer
Sewing Machine Company resumed
work to-day, after strike OF six weeks,
al the old wages.
Base Ball.
The second game Of series, for the
championship, between the Mutuals and
Atlantics, was played to-day the former
winning by score Of II to 10.
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The weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, July 8, 7:30 P. NJ
ProJdJiIhes-Clouds and rain with
easterly winds will probably continue
on Tuesday from the gulf coast OF
Florida to Virginia. Rising barometer
and southeasterly winds with increas-
ing cloudiness will prevail in the Mid
die and Eastern States. Easterly
winds and rising temperature viii pre-.
vail from the Ohio Valley north and
vest.
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vsn Allen, and Colonel Blsnton Dun.
can, OF Kentucky. Their names indi'
cate their object, which is to put .
straight-out Democrat in the field in
opposition to Greeley. They have no
following that can be discovered, but
they say they will hold Convention
on Tuesday, and hope to have every
State represented. They talk very
loud and make heavy threats, but the
movement is ridiculed on every hand.
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ALLIANCE, O.
The Mine Murders.

ALLIANCE, July S.-Furtber particu.
lars OF the mine disaster near Limaville
show that the foul air caught fire from
the furnace and the flames communi-
Gated with the wooden supports to the
roof. Nine miners and two others were
inside the mines at the time. On Sat-
urday seven bodies were recovered and
three were found yesterday.
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CHICAGO.
Sill ON a Strike.

CHICAGO, July S.-The strike Of the
clothing cutters continues. Some OF the
employers offered to take the men back
on the old basis, but they refused, de-
manding eight hours, and large num-
Der OF men VII be brought from New
York.
The BIgeIOw Block Condemned.
The last of the contestants in the
matter of the condemnation of the
Bgelow block, in this city, to-day with
drew his objection and the Government
now has undisputed possession of the
site for the new postoffice and custom
bouse.
Collector OF the Port.
Hon. n. B. Judd has executed to the
Government his bond as Collector oi
the Port OF Chicago for 100000, his
bondsmen being Hon. j. Y. Scammon,
L. P. C. Freer, Hon. C. B. Farwell and
Henry Grumbail. He has yet to exc
cute a bond in like amount as the
above as United States Depositor before
he can assume the duties of his Office.
Ground Broken.
Ground was broken to-day for the
Chicago and Pacific railroad, which it
to run due west from here. Its depot
will be ia the North Division, near the
Lasalle street tunnel.
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PROVIDENCE.
Supposed Privateer.

Providence, R. l., July s.-A large
fore and aft schooner, clipper built, with
q crew Of Spaniards, has been laying off
Newport for q few days past. She was
spoken this afternoon, but the captain
avoided giving any satisfactory answers
Her name is erased and she is thought
to be q privateer. :.
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KENTUCKY.
RQieide.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July S.-Mrs Mary
Thomson. suicided to-day by taking
srychnine. She said she did il to end
her troubles, but declined to tell what
they were. She and her husband have
apparently lived happily together.
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LOSS by Fire.
PITTSBURGH.


PITTSBURGH, July S.-The first negro
ever admitted TO membership in labor
organization in this city was Emanuel
A. Bell, 8 pressman, who was elected
and initiated in typographical Union
No. :, at their meeting on Saturday
evening,
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The River and Weather.

CxaxxAf1. July s.-River falling,
with 8 feet ia the chsnnel. Weather
very warm. Arived-Junista, from
Pittsburgh. and Argosy, from Wheeling.
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1872. Spring : Summer. 1872.
C. w, ;sSeabright,
Merchant Tailor!

. CENTRE WhGkLlN0.
The attention Of my customef~ and the
public generally u invited 70 my extensive
Spring and Summer Goods,
Uouaistins Of Bisck, Blua Brown. oefve
and Green Cloths 0ranitea, Dtagonah AMI
Tricots. '. .i
for Suits and spring oyercoatl
SCOTCH CHEvI0TS OF every Color AMI
Style.
and Domestic CASSIMEREa AID . full
line OF VESrINQS, consisting cf hflk, CAs-
nmsre, Velvet, white and Fancy hArueilis~.
viii guarantee Q nt, a. employ Bone
but the beat workmen. / also iinvtte ~.
tention TO my large stock OF 0suth fur.
nishing Goods, embracing all the late~i
novelties, such o. White aud Fancy Shirts,
Merino and India Cause Undsruhirts.
White Jeans Patent PAntAloou DrAGsn,
Suspsnders, Half Hoss, six and Lnsa
Handkerchief, Bows and ftsas the Lntsat
btyle Paper Collars. White Shirts mede 70
order and Q nt guaranteed. Call aud 80
me at my new and hAndsomsly Arranged
store, y Main street, Centre Wheelug
marH c. w. .6EAnAf0HT.
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MICHIGAN.


DETROIT, July 7.-Charles Bronson,
banker, who shot one Sweeney, who
had forced his way into a bank at Big
Rapids, on July 4th, has been released
on 5000 bail.
LOSS by Fire.
The Ludington fire entailed loss of
$25, 900 on SebbiRs & Co., and $ll 900
on other parties. There is not one
cent insurance on any Of the property
lost. - -
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A meeting Of the bondholders Of the
Stste OF South Carolina was held this
New-York tribune., 1872-10-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Oct receipts S; ., %.'SsseG . 70 cara lS i
- hsd-el os AZ .ommu1paw ,n1 - efs " ~ sr, on s~
o beye and sr fan prices and were rea sold at
Of The Cherokee cattle Zoe snd fat ling at
er S Sa 1a Of III. .S Crns l2sgp u as Ga % A%o the
cans Of fat Cherokee cattle 6i ewt o % car ns a0
q ew eliic do g ewt a. II ellie ear Of
isS5is DO I5sis oo ,., v.,. ,,,,,,,s
thing had consequence Of tho
s ARRIVAL Of the stock at he market PSe ID sheep "'''
vEA CAIyE-Fsr receipts Of mL fed Calves s1l ,rse aIrvs
m aud S50slO per head iOr Grasses o. o' the "
sTSEseP asGut 100 hCs,.2l g. ,,, ..
foets "a ard Sd 10 %. sT n az w.. sRS ~ S1 dressed
GENITAL LIva YARDS. EAST LIBFRrT Penn Oct p
TSee for S The pa puog Ss s va ~ % cattle % va. ye % & c de-
and fir Good espedaly which were ana nave been sS % ~
ei9O Ssc looO n, l@9lSi Common and Light u sSS
showing slight decline PnesS Balls NG5ei Cse i@S CA eGS @
for Common grades; sale, reached 2649 bead oe, IL.
previous supply abundant The demand for good hogs VS.
5 81 90 CO.. Common 81 IS to 81 81 showing decline in YOLers
conn or hoes; good and fat hold firm market active.
port supply goo demand fair IS to 100 hne close wool 80 to
It. good sheep market eosef active except Tor com
BrSro Oct lo-CArr1Ehe receipts to-day including three
reported to arrive y1 head or ea against sly ea' or 'oe
cattle good holding Yesterdays prices frn There excellent
% ss ess ss %s5af' S{ 3 q SS be the S HSe tbs
sess heb. an % % P iSou from @ 2 D & sIf S o H s
head Ohio steers ranging 465 d. at IS 5'q$7 2 70
head Cleole averaging $50 B at 81 II head Michigan steers
averaging 1857 n. at 50 2a 80 -, a..
SHEEP LANBs-The receipts to-day 400 bead making e
total the thus M IA 800 heal sgsnst % head o e
last week The market scye Canada lambs bros Ut
5 sos sales to-day Cnsda lambs ranging from "a 70 "a h AZ
SC dS7 3 u sheep averaging 2 Dat Sb o Ono
sheep ranging 6g to So ib at G7o a. hchSah sheep
ranging from 70 TO 90 70, at IS 3iId - 90
HoGsTbe 400 head making the total supply
for the aeek head against 2o head for the same tine
vet Tie marke 81 75d +5 30: sales 1876 Ohio hogs
ranging fou 82 81 40d S5 49, l3 Indians hgs
sg5g 81 49, 7' Michigan hOs' ranging from i'' TO ~ D
al 81 Ia - %.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-11
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
PVRGPKAN MARKETS

LoNnoN 1O-ll:3 mConsols opened s2i fr l
American securities opeued Bonds 1865 old, 49,
GG1s 81; Territories 49, Fves sy Ene Railway shares
PARIS, oct. l0.-FIench Renes 5jL PC.
LIVERPOOL O-ll a. m.COton opened quiet and stesdy
MddlBg Upands 9id93d Mddug Orleans lodi sales Mddhng
Upsnds Cotton for October at 94c
LIVERPOOL Oct l0 mCoion unchanged; Mddlng Upli1d
gid9 Mdn Orleans o sales Of Mddng Upands Cotton for
November at 9lt.
lOl:5O Beatstuhs quiet and seai}
Lard 80 i9 a. cwt.
LoSDoN OF. lO-i:}1 p. m-Talow, 46 y cvt.
Ol:3I mThe upward movement Of the rates OF
discount Of England has effect the price Of American
JoNDoN lO5:5p m.Consos closed %! for snd
ei America securities c0scd b2s 9J lS0's, ~
Ten Forties. 90; Fyes. 89i; Ere Railway, 35t.
PARIS. Oct. lO.-French reutes, SO Il. l2c.
LIVERPOOL 95:Jn ? toton closed quiet and ssdy Mid
ding Uplands a93L Mddug Orleans l00lOi the e OF the
day including 4OOO for export and sItuou sales
Of Mddiag Upni Savannah Charleston for November At ~.
ditto f0f December 81 $40.
IoNDON, oct l0EyenngCslcutta Lusee1, bib Luscei OIL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-11
COTTON MARKETS.

NORFOLK lOCoi,on edy Low hdings se net receipts,
I0 bales; eIportseoa1ise 1855 basi sales 800 bAes ocf
4B7u bsles
BosToS Oct l0-COtoh quiet but FIRM Mddngs l9lc net
eep b gross 58 bales sales 800 bales stock c bales
l0COttOu quiet; h1dngs l8i9l6lc receipts,
3l2 bales shipments 893 bales stock, 1856 bales.
CScIsSIrI iOCottou Mddlngs lsi aisle receipts
81 bales; shipments, 6l bales stock SIS bales.
CnARLEsToS oct loCoton qus Ordinary, lGie, hJdlngs.
LIE receipts 87 bAesi 4Jl bales sales o)
bales stock 1928 bales
NOZZLE lU-Cotton quiet Good Ominsry 17; low MD.
dnsS 7e hidngs lsc net receipts 22 bales eIpon-oOas
wise 2l9 bales saes 900 bales; stock, 2s5 bales
GALyEsTOS Oct 0Coton firm in good demand Good OinsrT
6i idl6c net reeePu lzS balss sales 900 bales; stock 1888
bales
sr LOUIS Oct 1o-Cotion-so Msrhe here today holiday
NnNHGTOS Oct 0CooA firm; Niddhngs l7ic receipts
bGesi bales sse ~ bales stoek, 3227
bales.
B1LTaoHs lO-CotOn quie, and weak MdiHngs li
receipts bales gross l bales IL bales
go last evening lao bales stoef, 1880 bales -
SAyASSAH Oct Cotton que offerings lght hddhnes III a
iSc receipts 369 bAes sales n bales stock II5 bales
AUGUtTA Oct lCotton quiet hddngs Hidl1iei net receipts
IO7S bales tAles, IA bales
LOUISVILLE Oct OUoon easler Mddng', 1sie IssPh $50
bales shipments, 53j bales
Oct l0oioB fair demand At lover rates. Good
Ordinary l5tc Low hddlngs nie Mddlngs Blc net Teet'
SOB bales gross 651J bales. eIpoeoastwhe I1 bAes ties
LOO bales last evening 400 bales; stock t2,Sf4
PAuADEIRHLA Oct O-C0ttos ouiet' Mdllnzs DiGI9le
New-York tribune., 1872-10-11
-.,. RAILWAY CeHPAsr.l
kgw.YoHK. Oct 8. isD
tbat tho Tranafpr

~ Bools Of this COMPANY be General once on hs
tn day noenber BR and closed h the h daJ 20
vemhe ~ Wien te hooks will be rropned for Transfers 81 e once
Of DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co. appointed Transier
- ~ - ' m n OTIS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1872-10-11
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Oct. 10. 1871
Affairs in the general horse market afforded
evidence OF healthy reaction in the trade In valuable
stock and In the OF the day. like during the past
fortnight thcro has been hardly any sales averaging
800 per head. The market for work horses con-
tinues active, with no especial feature to note.
Tue following sales were Effected at the New-York
Sales and Storage Repository corner OF twenty hfthst
Descrfpiion. H,ndA YesrL Price.
Black coupe bOfse... 10 P
Also, number Of wagons, harness, &C., at moderate
prices. - .,,.
AT 1880 a. M, by Messrs Barker & Chase faes or
blood hOrses, under auspices OF the American Jockey
club at tho City Auction Mart and NewYork Tattersas,
Garner of Thirty -ninthst. and Broadway
AZ ~ O'Clock, by Messrs Johnston q Van Tassell,
regular sei-wcekly sale at tho Horse and Carriage
Auction Mart in East Thirteenth-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-11
THE MARKETS.
I sr,rgspAy Oc

ASHRS-The receipts to-day % pkgS POS are without oN"s''
ouoi-. AZ ~ 1sa So IS Pears nomitaL st-
COlTON-Tle demand for Cotton on the spot continues g ana
frseiy st BIZ holders ~ but quoby lower prices We qGe
foovs deliveries 10 oderae request &C. uoeue ots
..If,p d p.asiso Of fIoFM