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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals

"A ooloTed peoples Greeley meeting in Bslti-
Nor last night was addressed by MarcelIus
We, OF ihis city, well-knOwn Bowen striker
SnI pose the three lsbOrers employed in relay
Ihg th5 tracks OF the street railroad in George
town should strike
assistant engineer of the board of public
WORKS Charles r. Barney has rendered his re-
Asnaton to the board, TO take effect from the
18th instant.
III father OF yOung Cottrell, who committed
suicide yesterday. arrived here from Vineiand.
N j.. this morning, and will leave this after
noon with the remains OF his son (which have
been embalmed) for that place.
Log days IN Georgetown. Ia ,HS uHmpzzled
cuIs roam the streets By day and make night
hideous with their bowling, with no pound
masters men TO modest them or make them
afraid. Or the above number, 10 900 keep the
children west OF High street awake o'nigits.
Elizabeth Madison, colorei washer woman,
yesterday feH through a skylight while engaged
at Eer occupation in the employment of Robert
". Mitchell. and was severely in jured. She was
removed TO her home in Madison alley.
John johnson, colored thief, who, with a
companion, snatcEed five or six hats from in
'front.' of Dietrich's hat store. on 9TH street. be-
tween Oand II streets, yesterday, was caught
by his FuIsuers at the corner OF sth and streets
after having ran for some distance on the roofs
OF some sheds located on an alley between oh
snd 10th streets. johnson was locked up, but
Ills cOmI anton made his escaDe.
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a l. E X A n D RI A

BADLY HURT.-A little boy named James
Hughes, son OF Mr.. Benjamin Hugees who
lives on the corner of Pitt and Prince streets,
had bis left foot caught in a drum at the lower
coal yard, this afternoon, and horribly mutila-
ted. The first intimation his family had of his
injury was when the two colored men, who
IN which they were sitting and presented the
pale ghastly child with the blackened and
bloody stump of his foot to their startled and
aflri gbtt view.
HUNTING FOR THE WOUNDED CATTLE THIEF
party of Westenders turned ont last night on
hunt for John Hobb, the cattle thief. who was
shot at but escaped last Friday night. They
Tansacked the whole country round about West
End, but obtained no information respecting the
Fugitive except from one man who said he had
seen him on the night of Friday going up the
Mfddleburg turnpike Gazette, last epening.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Markets TODAY.

BALTIMORE, July lo--yirginia SKIES, old, 80:
S.ehia sizes coupons, old, - yirginia's consoli-
old. 80. " A'i 0"i"in" o.
low middling s23H Flour auiet: holders Of loo,
grades Of old stock are anxiou, to sell Wheat drm;
Sn"toe VIE .5aS O.; fair to prime do. 81 50a
old western s. ssa 81 So Pennsy lysnis red, 81 IS.
~ % Corr dull, hte southern go; mixed western
c.. Oats dull; western 42a43 Rye dull Proyisions
Soti,e and n strong Mess pork, SIsxa sl!. Bulk
sides, 7ts. Bacon frm-shoulders So; rib sides.
clsal riksides. .ugsr cured hams. Halls.
Whisky dull and nominal. asking %.
N NM YORK, July l0rrstocks dull. Money easy,
ga Governments dull and steady. Virginia 6s,
S new, 4s North Carolina's, 81; new. IL
NEW YORK, July l0.-Flour dull and unchan ged
VIII at qni.t and scarcely so firm. Corn dull and
LoNDoN, July TO- II 30 q. m. The weather through.
out England to day is fair and favorable to the
erGW1rS crops. Consols opened at e2sa for money,
1928, 81 1S55's, old 92k 1867 or: 10 IO's
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Offcs Chief .4,,,

TIL
WARRINGTON, ID. c., July 10, 1872, II a. m.
SYNOPSIS FOE PAST TwENrY-PoUR HOURS
The highest barometer is Off Cape Hatteras, and
the pressure has fallen decidedly since Tuesday
morning in New England, over tine lower lakes
and the Gulf, with some indications of decided
disturbance in the latter region. Southeasterly
WINDS nave prevailed throughout the Atlantic
states, but are now veering to southwest in the
Middle and Eastern states and on the lower
lakes. Fresh east ) winds continue in Florida.
Inc temperature has risen in New England and
at the lake stations. Cloudy and RAINY weather
prevailed during Tuesday in the south Atlantic
anu Gun states, and Is now reported from west
ern New York, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
Ielegraphic reports for Wednesday morning are
notyet received from the Mississippi valley and
western stations.
,PRoBABILITIEs.-The barometer will proba-
bIy continue to fail during Wednesday over the
lower lakes and New England, with Increasing
southwest winds, cloudy weather and occasional
llght rains. Easterly winds continue on the
south Atlantic coast with numerous LOCI al storms
railing barometer and threatening weather con-
unue on the northern Gulf coast. Rising ba-
rometer and pleasant weather prevail north
ard west Of Missouri ~-'
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THERMOMETERS and BarOmetere are repaired
and Made to order by Hempler, near AZ street,

An EXCITING HORSE KACK-A trot for
$4,000 between Goldsmith Maid, Lucy, Amari-
can Girl and Henry, Game off yesterday after
noon at Fleetwood Park, y. V, in the presence
three sraiast heats. timer SSI S oro Won 81 N
After the second heat it was found that Gold
smith Maid had cut her quarter, and the
judges allowed her to withdraw. Excitement
during the progress OF the race, ran high, and
at the end of each heat American Girl was re-
ceived with cheers. She won the first heat by
half length, the second by two, and third BY
one.
American Girl 1, Lucy 8, Goldsmith Maid
8 8. distanced,
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a1Admiral Polo de Barnabe, Minister from
Spain, is at Newport.
n6A Chicago woman has married a man in
jail. She brags she is ''the only girl in town
who knows where her Teller stays of nights"
@Jones and his wife agree grandly on one
point; she thinks more OF him than OF anybody
in the world, and 30 does he.
SA shoemaker in Stumptown, Newark, has
q sign hung in front of his store with this in
scription: "Boots and shoes sold and soled."
0"Mother, I'm afraid q fever would 60 hard
with me-" "Why, my SOM" "Cause you see,
mother, I'm 80 small that there wouldn't be
room for Ii to turn.
~ In reply to the question why George Wash
ipqton's sister was not with him when made his
famous raid on the cherry tree, some one says,
because she had not got her little hat yet!
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SEVERAL ARRESTS have been made by the
authority of the United States marshal at st.
Louis, under the enforcement act, in Reynolds,
Mo-, of persons supposed to be the perpetrators
of the outrage on Rev. Thomas Callahan, whom
band of masked men dashed so severely few
days ago. The prisoners were taken before
United States Commissioner Eaton, and waving
an examination were admitted to bail to appear
for trial at the November term OF the United
States Court,
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CITY ITEM

WALKING SUITS, adapted to country wear. at
extremely low prices. GEO. g. HENNINe,
No. 40 9TH street northwest
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Dr.. WHITE, Chtropodist, treats Corns Bun
ions, Club and IngrOwing Nails, &C.. without
pain, 80 the patient can walk with ease imme-
diately. Operating rooms, $50 18th ST., opposite
u. S. Treasury.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and d SITS
TRUSTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE CORNER OF 9TH AND STREETS,
w LAT ACCGl0M

- BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated February
II Nth, A. d 1870, and duly recorded In Liber Mo.
sos. folio -. &c of TIE land records for WssA-
nstO. soTSnsy iHf y e sS; &c TIE
frott q The pr.nise., ct O'CLOCK r.; 90 Fri.
DAY, the 18th day Of July, p l92, ~ that pisce
plat Of said city Lots numbers one and two ~.
iz7sj each lot having froat Of twenty nine feet and
six inches t,s feet nches on street ana ruasing
basa ninety fses noss OK Les: Win ne imIsSys
Dwelling, and also Frame House fronting on Sch
street.
Terms: Onethird Gosh; balance in 6, H. Is n. 80.
and $ months. for notes bearing intsrs:s from Che
property sold. aoA IL the purchaser fails to connolly
With the terms Of sale within ave days fron day Of
sale, the Trustee the right to resell ths
property at the rsk and cost Of the defauttng pur
chsseg. One hundrsd dollars down WHEN the prop
JOHN +. WEIGHT, Trustee.
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LYNCH Law IN OHIo.-Too Mem Hdnqed by
a Iob.-A mob of three thousand persons, who
teOk from Jail at Cel!na, Mercer county, Absa-
lom Eimmell, Jacob KimmeI and Alexander
Mcleod, made short work of the prisoners
After leaving the Jail they halted at Kimmell
farm under a sapling, rude. gallOws was
erected, and halters were fitted about the necks
of TIE prisoners. AT this juncture Elias Lear, a
brother Of tho murdered girl, appeared and
pleaded for the life of Jacob kimmell, the
youngest prisoner, seventeen years old, express
ing his doubts as TO his participation in the at
fair. His appeal was received with cheers, and
young Kimmell was exempted from the SEN
tence. Absalom Kimmell was much broken
down, bat Mcleod maintained the same stOical
Indifference he had shown from the first. He
maintained he had never seen the girl, and &C
counted for the blood on his clothes by
bleeding from the nose. He called for q
Testament, kissed 1t, and called on God
10 attest his innocence. He impOrtuned
them to have mercy on his poor mother and
sister, and asked God to forgive them all.
Absalom Kimmell adhered to his confession
made before to the effect that after returning
from church, June %, Mcleod asked II any girls
went west, and when Jacob Kimmell said sew
eral, they all went in that direction until they
came to the place where the girl was violated
Each violated her person once, and Mcleod q
second time, after which Mcleod knocked heI
in the head with heavy stick. This was about
mid day. At night Mcleod told them he had
been back to the place and tho girl was not
dead, but that he killed her. The two vert
hung until they were dead, while the younger
kimmell was returned to jail.
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~Mr Disran ID reported to be ct work on
another novel.
~The author Of" Consuelo'' is writing Life
OF Christ.
~The greatest spain annihilater" in exist
ence Is said TO be q boy Who has smashed 1000
windows this year.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ROCABRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
OPEN JUNE I, 1879
Imsfavorite and celebrated watering mace will
oner adoitls nal attractions this season n !. n
among other improvements there has bee VENAO
adoed ar elegant and spacious Ball room ts
ADJOINING the parlor; the parlor has been enIsr.1
and much I'm proved. aud the proximity of the two
renue each easily accessible. IL will be kent in
style not surpassed anywhere in Virginia.
Ire waters OF these special springs either cure or
ETeaty releye most cases Of ecrOfu!a, Incl pient
Consum pnon, Chronic Bronchitis Chronic Isryn-
glte, Chren'c Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspareia
Chronlc DfarIhea, Chronic DysenfAry. They are
eso great value in those affections which are
GUITAR 10 the female constitution, aud as an an
petizer, tonic ADD general restor alive, they are
Erhaps, uDriyaEed amongst mineral waters
Inc proprietor viii have provided for the lawns
ana bal roo m a hrst class band of music, and in
general all the sources of amusement and recre-
alton usually found at our best summer will
be AZ he command OF the guests at ROCK BRIDGE
ALUM" The place is within eleven 70 thirteen
hculs OF Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, etc ,
by rai, All in daylight. Passengers leave the cars
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at Goshen De-
pot. ana new and elegant stage coaches, psssins
rapidly over smooth and level road Of only eiChi
miles, set down the visitors at the Springs 10 tea
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor
Descrigtive pamphlets sent free on application.
also, in Washington.
Persons making use Of the grounds, &C., OF the
Springs, and not stopping at my hotel. will be
Charged nall my regular rates. lelS-2sw2m
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Cotton CatcrpallarS.

MoSTGexERY, ALA, July 10.-Cotton cater
pillars have appeared in many counties OF Ala
bans and cause much depression among the
planters.
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NoIIC1:c.yhesl.s.Ju g3a. go p, bssvs:s
sEOOHD- HAND 0L0fHtIa s Les sI0o All u
cost & rss4y ~ ~ q m d,cvu,uu.e.n,..1
eelsh q sAiS feash) Defeee. oa.0-1y
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Greeley and brown.

MEETING OF THE CANDIDATES.
NEW YORK, July lob Graft Brown had an
interview while IN this city yesterday with Ho-
race Greeley. Mr.. Brown goes to New Haven
TO attend q college class meeting, and retlrns
here Thursday.
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MARROW ESCAPE q Kx-CoNG RRssMAN @. G.
BowEH PROM DEAra.-The Charleston Is. c.
Nous, OF Saturday, tells . Story OF the narrow
on Wednesday night, - follous:-"It appears
that . meeting was to be held next day ct Calm
hoy, and being left BY the train ut Monck's
night 10 Charleston on foot. 1t was accom-.
plished by . walk OF eighteen miles, and BY any
conveyance that could be secured for the rest Of
trainwsy pole-car, the pole. With which Bowen
was hard at work, broke in his hand, and he
was presipitated headforemost Immediately in
front of the heavily-laden car, which was going
at great speed ct the time. The Car passed over
him without innicting ether injury than Q
severe bruise or two on the head and an ugly
cash on the leg. Despite this, Bowen walked
Six miles to Charleston, and fought the enemy
at Cainhoy with al his usual vigor, ability and
pluck.
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InnuSurntfOn.

BRrNswTCK, ME-, Jnly l0.-General Cham.
berIain WAS yesterday formally ina1gurated as
president Of Bowdoip college.
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From Europe To-day.

LONDON, July 10.-Riyht Hon. Sir Alexander
Cockburn, arbitrator on the part of Englan on
the Geneva tribunal, will be created an earl. in
recognition OF his eminent services as lord chief
justice OF England and in connection with the
arbitration. Lord Tenterden ami Sir Rounded
Palmer viii leave to- morrow for Geneva, width
or Sir Alexander Cockburn went on Monday.
fkofokTIONAL REPRESENTATION IN ENGLAND.
LosDoN, July 1o--In the House of Commons
Today Mr.. Morrison moved the second reading
OF The proportional representation bill, which
aoopts the American system of representation,
prcPortoned to population, readjusted accord
fnR 10 each successive census Mr.. Morrison
explained the operation Of this at great length,
mingham would be entitled to seven and Liver
pool TO eleven representatives in Parliament
instead OF three each, as at present. and london
instead Of twenty, as now. Tom HUGHES sec.
Onded the motion, and Sir Charles DIXIE on
posed IL, on the ground Of Ireland and Scotland
not being included In the operation Of the bin
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- Z A b A T II 1 n q

C0BB'S ISLAND, Va, is now open for the &C
ing. lEsH
Band of Music in attendance during the sea.on
Terms: IS per day; els per week.
Route: From Baltimore by old Bay Line, and
Norfolk by steamer N. P. Banks 20 Cher-ystone
Address COBB BROTHERS,,
jel0-1m Cherrys.oue Va
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NeFIoE.
AND BLAsk BOOK hASeFs6fosf'
LlTH0GkAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRrkTINo
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
Ihe public are invited 70 call and exarotse am
" 0ock, BIN. y. FRENCH,
under national Metro polirAn Bank.
and next deor 20 joy Cooke Ce
sonu Wsshiug fop. u d.
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Another Story About DE-. Living.teue

HE Is MARRIED TO DUsKY PRINCESS AND
DON'T CARE TO CONE BACK.
NEw YORK, July 10.-A London letter Saws a
report Is circulating there that Stanley did not
tell all he knew; that Livingstone is married to
an African princess, and does not care to re-
turn.
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PECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fine Old Rye whisky.
WARRANTED PERFECT PCRE
Fer MEDICINAL AND FANILT UeE.
Large Bottles, 81 per bottle; or 8 per gallon.
Also, al kinds Of California Wines. sc. and 81
FER bottles Port, Angelica, Nu.oAtel, sherry, Hook
and Cisret, Also, Kelly Island Caiawba.
These Wines are very superior, and Just as rep
resented.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
jels-tr Second and d s.s. n W
A Card.
Clergyman, while residing IN south Ars-ioa
Ne missionary discovered sale AID am pie reIaal
for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Kariy DecsT
Disease Of the Urinary aud seminal Organs I'd the
whole train Of disorders brought on by bsnefal .nd
vicious habits. Srest numb, rs have been cured br
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire g. bsEe "a
the afflicted s1d unfortunate, will send the rect De
fof preparing and Esng this medicine, in 9 sealed
envelope, 20 any SSs who needs IL, Frss c1 Care
Address, JOSEPH I IMAM,
Station n. bieie House,
msrEy New York Ctty.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
QO5 STREET. on,
PHIL. H. WEIGH Il Co,
REAL ESTATE IA TEs BR 3 NES 4 gCIIoNEERs
We buy and sell Real Estate. Houses, stores,
eoieeted sasranteed ard adTaneed Money ears
fully invested. Negotiations Of all Kinds faithfully
executed. Houses built; long time given for pay
ment. Plans, specifications, contracts and deeds
skillfully drawn: Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
1of6ce under Masonic Temple. ieD-a
NEW OF FICE.
JUAN BOYLE q CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKKRs,
No. 1l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BuILpH
I0n SALE
street. between ID and ID streets with al the modesr
improvements; small cash payments end long TIM
SEVERAL FARMS,
Small and large, on the line of the Point OF Rock
within thirty minutes e ws'Sinston. Term. s:s'
One O, 20 acre. ON the a.s road and ,..,s d,rt.,s
from depot improved i x H sSrs;, TO-
sS s aess s :!ss.tisss f i & Tie 81. sisy.
HOUSE on North a strsst: 80 sasA, balance
o? r III aAHDsoM. HOUSES h IL vs. 81
. qWS m HS + r. : :: g. n ss
r 80 sf hs- :SSs%s1 9ls 80 !. red .'.'-
a UsTM 2. RIQWN.
"A Oornsr q. Z. svsnss - ~ IL. n
L4 MfsIsLii LII R1.eh 9ar, sAnp, D.. g.. ..
tUHb1t SILIS cut o erdsr On skors neties.
BLUE e2Ou3 ioc D1l4tng. 4aeeeao.s1n9 -
PevinG DaFDos0 delivered = say Deet q IL -
SfAL EsrArI bcusAt ~ ssla ~ neag n
vestod. 70 tkls besnch o. the bushs0 4 VA hsee
after gfve ny DeFooaal etssa11ea, - VII - 9 -
o0os os0y Iron ~ Q. -. unt0 lon .. - DArl-0
This ID 10 GIVE 4ofIOI. TAss q sshsurlees
i hag oeea1Dea non the 0aDrS0e court 81 The DIS.
txict q Columbia, holding eDsc1A Tern leeesel
tHF isss e ~ ' esss.S ios
dseeesed. An Dersoes having clai.. sgainst tha
Said deceased are hereby warned 70 exhbf the some
With The vouchers thereof, 70 the s.bscxibef, Of
essOTSs r: q Sss q gqr me- s: q ss = Sssst
gy;f,x- WILLIAM Adn,insrat.r.
TIVIfHD 0fAfBs PAFIsT OFFICE,
| On the vseitiea ofJAnEe :. BeowH. Of Cam
q : esssci srsnssi 70 Ii. On tSs ssh day q No.
vnbsr, IL. for :: tnpfUys2snt n PIPE fons;
e,os.s % tSs ssss day q oesossr Ssss: .Sss *
| tire for Cling areuneute ead the Bxa9insgb rsDor
tSai said Dseioa y hsasdon the 18th day Of Novem
Der pe!t. Any IRON nsX olloee this extsssion.
! Usf,st Nd. LIo00ff, 0onninioasr,
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ASSAULT ON CHIEF ENGINEER PHIr1Ips-
J.F Mollere. a discharged superintendent on
the Slash Run sewer, made a savage assault
on Chief Engineer Phillips on last SATURDAY.
while Mr.. Phillips was Inspecting the work
By The timely interference Of by-standers seri-
Gus breach OF the peace was prevented
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FINE jet jewelry sets, bracelets and necklaces
70 match in beautiful styles at Pngg's jewelry
store, NO. 49, Pennsylvania avenue, between u
AID 9th streets. ~
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE wOROEsTER DAILY RP


Preparations for Ihc Baltimore COnven-
ton.
BALTIMoRE, July 6.-About 200 delegates to
the convention arrived tonight Most are from
the southern and distant states. A majority of
the New York delegation, including Gov. Hoff-
man and Augustus Schell, have arrived. A
large number of representatives of the press
have also arrived. Gen. McClernand OF Illinois
is mentioned as the most prominent for presi-
dent of the convention among the southern del
egates now here.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Baltimore specials men,
ton a change in the programme that neither
Philip Francis Thomas or; Governor Vance
stands chance for temporary chairman of the
democratic convention, and that John b. Bald
win, of Virginia, is now prominent, while
Thomas s. BOcock and Jefferson Randolph of
the same state, and Governor English, of Con-
necticut, are also spoken of. The names of
General Joseph Shields, of Indiana, and Senator
Casserly, of California, are talked of for per-
manent president, though General McClernand
still has the inside track. The New York dele
CATION has appointed Governor Hoffman chair
man, and Mr.. Cassidy, of Albany, and Mr.. Cor
don, of Delaware county, secretaries. There
seems little doubt that Greeley will be next to
unanimously nominated on the first ballot. 1t
is not believed that the boilers convention will
ever assemble.
BALTIMORE, July T.-Several hundred dele
gates to the convention arrived to-day, and a
The leading hotels are already over crowded.
The principal topic of conversation to-day has
been the policy of a straight out nomination OF
Greeley and Brown or the endorsement of the
Cincinnati platform and nominees. A large
majority of the Missouri delegates met at st.
Louis and resolved TO adhere to the no nomina-
ton policy, which has had a decided effect in
dampening the ardor Of the nomination advo-
Gates. The Missouri delegation held meeting
this evening" and it is probable that they will re-
consider their action with regard TO the nomina-
ton policy.
A rumor prevails tonight that Augustus
Schell will be placed upon the next democratic
national committee, vice August Belmont.
Among the representatives of the press pres
ent are b. Z. Poore, Boston Journal; W. w
Warden, Boston Post; and W. b. Shaw, Boston
Traveller.
THE ANTI-GREELEY DEMOCRATS.
The large hall of Maryland institute has been
engaged for a meeting called by circular issued
from New York, dated June 26th, and signed
Joseph K. Flanders, chairman, and John ]. Van
Allen, secretary. The circular invites all demo
Gratis in every part of the Union opposed to the
nomination of Horace Greeley at Balti.
more, and who will not sup
port him if nominated, to attend
at Baltimore on Monday, July Sth, to confer and
take such action as may be deemed advisable.
preliminary meeting under this call will be held
at 2 P. NJ. tomorrow at the institute Van Al
len, who signed the circular as secretary, and
who is from Schuyler county, N. Y, is here
and says that all the states will be represented
in their preliminary meeting tomorrow,