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New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
LIBERAL ARGUMENTS.

MASS MEETING IN THE NINETEENTH WARD.
large and spirited mass meeting was held
it IaDrdlye and Fiftyeghtlst., last evening under
the auspices of the Nineteenth Ward woodchoppers'
Club t. ratfv the nominations OF the Cincinnati and
Baltimore Conventions. Rows of Chinese lanterns were
stretched the street, aud fireworks were dis
played during the evening. A stand had been
erected around which gathered about 1900 per
sons, including the EXth Assembly District German
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club, the Yorkvle Gree
ley and Brown Campaign Club and the United Demo
cratic Association Of the Nineteenth Ward Nathan VINES
bt who presided. read letter from the Hon. Fernando
Wood dated at Saratoga Springs, stating that he would
return 10 TINS city about sept 30 take active part in
The coming campaign, aut adding: " Let Greeley and
brown DC our Watcbword and we will rally one
20 place them al the head Of national affairs"
ChaHei j. Guieau was introduced aud, In speaking Of
TIE causes winch ed TO the downfall Of slavery said:
Whie Horace Greeley was striking heavy blows at sa-
very and ihe shareholders. the great gifttaker Grant
was l"ter'ng in Gdcna ana st. Louis
The cDlOred people OF this country
more indebted Horace Greeley for their present
social sn1 political rights than 10 any other living man
He was the first to demand for them the right Of
suffrage and after the war closed he was among ne
st 10 propose universal amnesty aud pardon FOR his
former opponents ln the South. MI Greeley is also the
fieBd " ib0 WoringpaD and is strict economist In
his virrs Of national finance.
Co. O., e of Georgia was then introduced and said:
am rr slad % meet so many of the warm friends of
H0r.c cley. Gen Grants military education and er-
pcirr stamped themselves indeIibly upon his char.
ateT totally untitled hin for the Office OF President
Thus. Lately after bis inauguration, having been
Accustomed 10 issue general orders 10 his
iniss 10 eaiied upon Congress, Ia Gicta-
% bin personally The speaker then described some Of
tho great wrongs wAch the south has suffered at tho
sid. has carried his military rule IN the South
i no man daies 70 gaihsaj H. aud wherever You hhd
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

,esa se Hss Er .so. ole o,. fair tsu.1a .sd s1vs'esS
sss 81 Rye sr% No .ss sss No SO Bs -. - -
sS:%ssd Psri s:S T:s :,;l,,
SsS ;e: :: . s' % % Gs a.. % .as sss b g. n1 : s %
S' S t.. S S'ss @:;'S es :I i
Corr. Corr iSlC iSI 90 SpiS ba.S os,.
c: %si: e. r o.. as a % s ' % ~; s W. w.
% ;s rs f's & s @ ns'G, c is'i s iS 'ss' o S.s
lSIs S'g,sI = % i' i ''isa p sss .
go, i, s,2; ss;s, go, ,,r;: y., s,';s:':
So Wheat vsry slo for Prime Red 81 B9si ~ oS q.
sshep; s1 Yellow, s,e5 mif- esslls sayI sss.s
=: "'iss Sts:S st'% qas esd ~ Eia 40
se eIosr. aqs' Ard steady WHISKY o.sh,1s'S ,,, .,1
sS;1 81 I'T :;to ss 10 3 Il co. Ss S
d S .1Gsi .n l a. oSs SSI 1f No. sss Ne
@ M. .,s Ss ~. az Ss ' I rI5t over I ocs pounds
Clear Sides 9c Bacon .e'e and higher, s '. Of Ssoas, ss
Sa: cash @ sa H;oSf 4 se, I'S G Gs'r z 81 s & c. Lss az
SssrS gns go !, sSS Is for Far 70 BS Rsss
Flour aoOO bu,h Wheat. 5000 bush Corn 80 900 bush oae is
O'1 e1-1st.sO s % Avg tr demand .pd G% w5s,.h h'
Corn dull and nnehsusd sesiy Oh held He No. sev u>
MsspS, Sus - rop qais. st - soes1 Oats ass
sl ie higher Shoulders and anA qa01d 7Si@'
T B"ysso S XSs 5-Lss npcf-Pour ze bS yAs. 2,sy
$ SO @ ss VIZ 100 bah Cofs iss
wss w;s 's sy.s so'p "a g. S1 s..ss ; s'l $50: @
es 59ss IS; White s9Gs9 90 whesl sdssnenE s,es Of 49,
bush Milwaukee No Spring 81 55i 6O bush Chgc sPf
No 81 So Cora strong end aeyei sac, OF yD snsa a.
small Os Jc Ober articles unchaSg~
OsyEgo Aug il-Piour active and etyi sies 27o bbs al
90 q Tor No Spring 30 for Amber Winter so for WHIT
Winter 4l0 Donhe KIts Wheat nrn b0 qees se oI
No MaauL,e GLIB at 81 81 Cora steady s, Of =.
Mixed round ots offered At 3oc Oah gsiei "
Meal 81 20 for B,tc e 50 for tnbosl y.
MBeei stafy: Shors sl8 shipstul. 90 hfihgs eb
Der un Iighgnes Canal Preghs-Whea, 8c Com Tta .
New Lumber - to the Huon S5 70 No~Yorl hro.s
Preighs-Flour Boston, s3; 20 NesfOrk tS - Ahshy
Receipts Lskel7t0J bu.a wheat 5000 bush Corn iot fes
shipments By Csnai-k,DV Hbe@t, <s
85s 600 fret Lmter. -.
ToLzDo Aug 3-Pour enn and in fir demand whes frm .ai
sdyaaei 2Dfc; 1Nhhs Wabssh, 81 @ AmbTr hicmgh ~ %
August 81 asl i9 September 81 - No Amber Hines ls
No Winter Red 81 49, Od do ~ No. WlBter Rel ~ s
August 81 47d 81 i September 81 81 No Red 81 ti9blp 30
Rejected I'd 81 l50 81 To- Corn sh4s better sh u - W
Low Mel 41c white 81 151c No Grade, sSiaf6ic Dsmsgi
hi oY7c Oats oaet New No JyaJlc OIL tc MOI
igSn 9c Reeiei Freghts bot unchangct hecYt
e0 bh our bush. Wheat JION bush Cora Jpo bsh
Oats shipm,nJ7oo bush corn' 'oO' bush "he.' 'V JUS"
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
ALFRED WILKINSON, Secretary

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION TO BE
HELD AT SYRACUSE, SEPT. 4.
SARATOGA. Aug. 13.-The New-York Demo
cratic State Central Committee met at Congress man.
this afternoon at O'Clock, and after brief session ana
an animated discussion upon the question OF an carry
call for the State Convention was resolved to hod lne
Convention at Syracuse the Ih OF September next
II O'Clock, noon.
The vacancies in the Committee from tho First judi
cia District were filed by the choice Of John Kelly ana
lanes g Thayer Gen Cochrane and Alfred Wikinson
fhe Chairman and Secretary OF the Liberal RepnDhei
state Commitee were present, and concurred IN tho
above mentioned time aud place for their State Con'eh-
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
TWO TERM PLEADINGS.

MONARCHY HINTED AT IN TIE TWEhIl-fIlSS
DISTRICT.
The XXIst Assembly District Grant ana
Wilson Association held Its first meeting since the eu
mer recess last evening. in Thirdave, near one-huhu
red edandtwenty-sixth-st Vim. Hsw, jr, the Eighteenth
Ward Market Commissioner is President OF this Assoc
ton, but as he attended picnic yesterday, he was
not present to preside. There was some delay III
organizing the meeting in tho hope that ne
wonld Yeturn, and this time was spent OY
the members IN conversation on the sidewalk Ihe hat-
fer of their Presidents completely In the market mousse
fauds was freely discussed and the hope expressed by
many that he would be able to clear himself After
half bours DELAY the meeting called to order by Wm
f. Haett routine business was transacted and AT
the request Of the executive committee st OF names
was prepared members Of the Association to be re-
commended4or appointment poll clerks and inspectors
in the forthcoming election
Edward Seymour was invited TO address tho meeting.
He began by informing the audience that eternal vigil
ance is the price liberty and they must not think that
because they have successful in past elections they
can be again except by desperate effort. Inc
present struggle is for State sovereignty, ana
the battle to be fought is the same as that IN wheh
Grant was victorious against the South The deeat CT
Grant now would renstate Slavery and the slave power
The Constitution repudates State rights but does not
say that President shall serve but one term; under IL
Grant may be renomlnated forever and forever. Ia
yoice-Is it not monarchy that you are advocating u
The speaker enumerated the hundreds OF millions OF no
lars which Gen, Grant had saved the country whlie
Tweed was stealing from the city, and argued thdt Is
was a conclusive reason for reeecung the FORMER. he
thought no OF his hearers would discharge servant
who had proved honest because aholher
was recommended by friend. There were
several kinds and degrees oi honesy' M an Dot ~
which Grant possessed while Greeley had n9t
been POLITICALLY honest TO the party which had made
him No one had accused Grant OF want OF honesty OF
want of capacity The most bitter of the opposing news
papers had dared to go so far as TINS Iooh,
he said upon the public press as public nDsance
and the people ought 10 arise in their majesty anu pu'
down the newspapers which malign our PRESIDENT.
The speaker heartily appauded, ana tue hearers
testified their cordial approval or ms arguments "A
Committee reported the names Of James Il. WATSON,
Henry Robinson and James NJ. Thompson as deleg1ies
to the Utica Convention. AT THIS point
the President, VIM. HaS, lr, the friend OF MI. %
briefly compiled referring tnumphantiy to the pledge
which North Carolina had given that tht SDnth was
INIT for Grant and stating IN order was Name
which would give majority fOr Perh,mi and lhs
WOuld be followed by Vermont with Grant malJfly OF
Ok 900 Cheered by these assurance, tho meepnS al
| jOurned.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
ANOTHER LETTER FROM SENATOR SUMNER.

ADMINISTRATION UsURPATION IN LOUISIANA
TYPE OF GRANTS PRETENsIONs.
The following letter appears in The New-
orleans Republican:
WAsHISGToT, d. c., Aug. 3. 1872.
DEAR SIR: I have been detained in Washington
through the heats of this Summer, ana now my iace
must be turned North. rather than South. But beg
you to believe grateful for the invitation with which
You have hODored me. You right In opposing the
usurpatiOns OF the Custom house in the affairs OF
Lousiaua such conduct though supported by the Ad-
minstratlOn, hostile it0 republican Institutions,
and utterly indefensble that all good RepuDlcans
should cooperate against 1t. Pardon me II ada tat'
unhappy this usurpaton is only type of the injurious
pretensOns manifest in President Grant since ms
entry into civil life. The soldier, 10 whom the country
was grateful, is lost in the President.
The opportunity Is now presented OF placing an orig
ina AbOlitiOnist in the White House, who, While guard
ing the rights Of the cOlOred people, will seek concord
Because Democrats have adopted him as their capdl-
date shall not be deferred from voting for him. Be
sides securn1b good President, you must sec mat no
persons REQ, i've your votes representatives In Con
grcss WHO will not all times stand by the equal rights
OF orr colored ellOw-cltizcns. Beleye me, dear oH
9i'nfully yours, CHARLb9 oO@SL"'
To the Hon Hugh ]. Campbell.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
AN ADMINISTRATION sLANDER REFUTEI

GOV. BROWN DENIES TIE CALUMNIES OF TIE
GRANT ORGANS.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug 13-1he Republican this
morning publishes letter from Gov Graz Brown, In
which he alludes n certain statement made by New
Haven paper and says that tho statement 50 faras II
relates 10 himself very and far 1t i'm
niles that his habits inemperate is unwarraned.
A STATEMENT PROM GOV. ENGLISH.
To The Ed tor Of The kec Haren Register
SIR: My attention has been called to para
propb in TKe Buffalo COVmeold Advertiser stating that
iayo said Graiz BrOwf was "boozy drunk k" at New
Haven. Duty. alike to Coy. Brown and myself requires
That shcuid contradict this most wantOn libel saw
bur Iittle of Coy brown while in this city Ills time
was ug tho most part Occunief n Attending the college
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
NO MARTIAL LAW FOR ARKANSAS.
THE PROJECT ABANDONED BY THE CLAYTON
PARTY-GOOD BEHAVIOR OF TIE PEOPLE
MURDERERs UNTRIED.

PARTY-GoOD BEHAVIOR OF TIE PEOPLE
MURDERERS UNTRlED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBuSEl
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 13.-The martial law
programme for carrying the election has been abandoned
by the Clayton party probably from the difficulty e1pe
renced in finding rrctex for IT, and from doubt as 10
whether It would benefit them in tho election since the
evidence has become strong to be doubted that 'o
Sheriff Of Pope County and his posse were not pusn
whacked but got up sham ambuscade 10 iurhi'n ni
opportunity for muIdeIhg their prisoners. lhE
TRIBUNE correspondent has just returned from
Pope County, after sptnding several days there
and visiting different sections. Tho peoplo
showed not the slightest disposition to oppose the usua
process Of civil law resist the civil officers Dad as
they notorously are. ney are still In conslderaOlo
alarm for fear Gov. Hadlq will send band oi marauu
ers among them under the Of militia but they are
60 anxious 20 avoid this hat they are willing the nu
derer Dodson and Hckcox should return to the county
seat and continue act sheriff and c.erk until teu'
The urderers have been allowed to be at large for four
weeks without giving bail and still ride about the country
with body-g guard Of armed men
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
HEAVY STORMS ON THE HUDSON.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug 13.-A terrific thunder
storm passed over this city tonight The lightning
unusually vivid and the thunder shook the earth Balls
OF fire entered the telegraph Offices and the operators
received severe shock, but serious results
ported violent ragged north OF here this after
noon and a cuyort was washed away over the Hudson
River Railroad near Catskill This afternoon and even
inc trains were seriously DELAYED by the transfer OF
sengers and baggage. TOnigt they are using single
track Tomorrow all the trains VIII run regularly
again heavy storm south of here submerged the rail
road track at Duchess Junction but no serious damage
occurred.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
CoRRoBORATING EVIDENCE OF THE HOTEL CLERK
AND THE CAPTAIN OF THE STEAMER
TO me Editor OF The Nep-Hduen Palladium;
TIE CANVASS IN MAINE.

NOMINATION OF LIBERAL TICKET IN OXFORD
COUNTY-SPEECH BY LEONARD SWEET.
fDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNg1
SOUTH PARIS. Aug. 13.-There has just been
held in this town large County Convention OF Demo
Gratis and Liberal Republicans and very strong county
ticket has been nominated. There fair prospect that
this Oxford county, OF the Republican stronghods
may be carried by the Liberal Alliance. Leonard SWEET
OF Illinois. native Of the county, made an able address
which was received with great enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

PruAprrPHA Avg. - -Coiton quiet, Miihnr 2iic -,
BosrOx Alg L--C0tl0n dull h.dilns. lici sfof t,'Ps -
bales, epors-o Great Dd.sR. d baess sales 10 bales "'A
Z 500 bales ...,., ,at.to,. .
net receipts % baes gross 81 bales. sales l9 btes 'lA D
bales. $3.50. -
CIycrsysrf, Aug i3--Coon auieti Mddhnss. 1lc -,
GALyKsrOs Aug IICOsn nominal, net es ia Da''' N'
-cosvise bales; sales. 20 bales stock 7S b,le4
MOBILE Aug ll-Co,ton dull AMI nominal adnss nsh''' w.
cIpoTts-c0sFie, u bales 0cs, 20 Os,N
LOUIS Aus. l3-COt'on uOmlneL
LOUsyILLB, Aug l3-Cotton quieti Mdilues Hc , A..
WtLMxGIos Aug. i3-CoOa bmi AiidlnsA H4ci Stock -
bales
NoRvo1x Aug l3-Cotton quiet Low MItrgs DO net rceps
l62 bse.; erports-eoastwise l9 haest sthc "a baea
Aug l3-COston aai Mtings Dc ne' isoeiP"
stock. 93l bales
CHARLESTON Aog i9--caon duni Ninng noEin,y " "
eospis bale rs 81 bs sales - hsles; sieck s
AUGUSTA Il sCotoa nouinal; Mlibng, Digyie ns' ~
cepp "a bale. sales n bales - ,,,,,. au19i. d,
sraras Aug l1-COst6a quiet and trm Mi''ns'' 81
ha
TIsass HVT ia-cottOn dul Mdiaf, hi be oer. "
bales gros 10 bales; slles ts1 bales So oao' ''''
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE CAMPAIGN IN NEw-YoRK.


c,rr FOR liberal REPUBLICAN, STATE
CONVENTION AT SYRACUSE, SEPT. a.
HEADQUARTERS NEw-YoRK LIBERAL }
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE, AsToR HOUSE,
NEw-YoRK, Aug. H. 1872.
The Liberal Republicans Of the State of New
York. who support on the Cincinnati platform the
nominations of Horace Greeley for President and
b. Gratz Brown for vice-Presidcnt of the United
States are requested to send delegates to represent
their respective Assembly Districts in State Con-
vention to be held in the City of Syracuse on the
4th day of September next, at u O'Clock noon, Tor
the purpose of nominating S Presidential ana vice.
Presidential electors and ticket OF candidates ior
State officers to be elected at the coming November
general election. and for the purpose of transactng
whatever other business shall properly come be-
fore It, Each Assembly District is to be represented
in the Convention by three delegates.
BY order of the Committee.
JOHN COCHRANE, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

ba. been ridouIne us saying that thero wero but
Liberal Republicans In this city, and calling on us 70
fprpish the and he would publish them grnts In
accorda nee with his wish we issued day before yeser
day, call for the formation OF Greeley ana Brown
Club, and last night sent in list or 100 win no
attempt at thorough canvass. think we nave 900 IN
this city who outspOken in the advocacy or our
ticket and personally know OF several VINO VIII Sote
with Ms, but prudential reasons 40 nov Jct
wish their names publ bllshed
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
noNpSrIc NARKgra


l-Mheat-Ihc Last sales Wrrr 10
He unchanged Cora Gun with no ssfN hati 'A'
straiy' Oats quiet and unchanged - ,-. .. 40.
n O. Aug Spirits rurpentne strong AZ tic
D., g. =, Al IS lar STRAINED, IS Tor No - - for Low
Pals rs Pie Crude rurpenune .ssls ~ '' hAtl
SI ss Tor yellow Dips 81 5 fo Virgin Ia arm AZ p A A.,
tHIcAGo Aug l3Fou STEADY sales 81 sgIus EiA 70 ~
rsnd mainlT IRON shor," No spring Touched 90 cash "
a.~ cl ~, Al s, srrterhsT sold vi 2dl closa 81 y No.
s,pg ii 990hl g6 Re.cel ~ IS SELLER AL Tho rear 81
NJ SWntef Red 81 81 Corn rr'r" rl ,hi NJ" M,aea 20
90. sAsb Ausga, ft-ii- 7'''' t'"s' 't' ~ -
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
TIE YEA TIER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aug. H. lS72-l a. IN.
. A L. I.uatl IaI-f fnLIrh

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. H. l872-1 a. IN. }
Synopsis for the Dasi it0entg-foar hours
The area of lowest barometer in Southern
Michigan on Tuesday afternoon has moved northeast
wardly with threatening weather. .
South.westery winds and rain areas on the lower
lakes extending easterly over HeW-Y0Tk and New En-
gland. -, 60, !.
Souherly winds and clear weather on the South At
lante Coast pnd nOrherly winds and partly cloudy
weather on the Lower Ohio and Mississippi Valleys. with
clearing weather Clear weather ana n0rtbelly NIhds
i'm the north est and on the upper lakes.
Probabilities.
area of low barometer, attended Dy threatening
weather nd RAIN areas the lower lakes, New
York and New England, with clearing weather ana
pOssiby nOrthcry winds extending to the latter section
VARIABLE sonthwesterly and northerly winds on the
South Atlantic and Gulf, with partly cloudy weather
and occasional coast rains; clearing weather in the
northwest and the upper lakes, with northery and
westerly winds extending by noon over tho Mississippi
and OHM XalleYs.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
LIBERAL PROSPECTS.
LETTER FROM MIR. GREELEY on THE RESULT
IN NOVEMBER.

IN NOVEMBER.
.BY TELEGRAM TO The fRlBUhBi
WASHINGTON, Aug 13.-A letter has just
been received here from Greeley dated at Brad
ford " H.. in which he says that the Liberal kepuDh-
cans win certainly carry New Hamp shire Ne"-JerSey'
Connecticut. Rhode Island, and New-fork' ms ne
saws is fair share Of the electoral vote OF the East and
nt be remainder necessary to IA Presidential choice
must come from the South and West
IGESLRAL PRESS DlSPATCHI
BOsToN, Aug. IA special dispatch from
washin cton TO The hareler says that Mr. Greeley has
written the following Of his political friends In
that city: - ,o-o
BRADFORD, N H., Aug. Is, 1877
DEAR JUDGE: Yours OF tine sd finds me here. Inc
news from North Carolina dd not Justify the hrst re-
ports, II work hard am sure We Will carry lt III
November. Wesball carry New Hampshire CONNECTICUT,
New York and New Jersey. This Is tho extent OF our
work m the East The rest will 10 DC done IN the
South and West Yours very truly, >...
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
LATEST SHIP ~. "'"
For other ship Neics see Uird Pas.
ARRINEn

ARRIVED.
Steamship Hsnsi IN o.. Brckenn Bremen JAY ~ wa -
smoion Aug 2 mdse. and pass 10 Oenchs Co -, =
steamship ybs OBJ Baker London July H. .Va Pymou'S pS
Steamship ciabns er stsh Hamburg July d. vi. Harre Arg
within tndse aDfp ass o Kunharit& Co.
steamship Ashland Moore fenandna with mdse nd pasA 10 l'
Hand. c., "a ..,
Bark Alfred a. ca Sch oeder London o. dsys Hn m A..
Bng Spring Bird tof Canning n 81, Thomas h"aaoo a'"
Brig Lilly (Br) Lawrence Cow Bay 10 days with coal
Brig C. Madeira lOf FhladePha Mosander Sasa dI' vi"
Bns Guiding Star Feetbey SAINT. Anna Mer 81 days. with ma
bogsny. ~ - 90, ,,--.-u,. q, A.. -,,.
sehr s,,acus Cof ProyncetoBn) Rh Aux Css' u days wits
scST Agile Roberts Yewbern. N days. with DAV,l stores
schr Breese: Cr'nmer GeogeioEn' c. for Plisleig"A
SchE T. T. Williams. -, 81 John, n b., with nmDsr
scHOoSBKs-aIFsR AND oOAsTwsS
Josenh NesHayen Yarmouth, lIYsRHis
Escort, Bridgeport Harry Landeil srgims
Rcl,nse Virgns Mara Person. Alexandria
RdNsri Ds 20 virginia Il. G. A. Ward, Virginia
WIN. Allen. Virginia. Firing Scui, f.sgilis.
Samuel Wood, Nirgna u 7. I}iort Fmslma
NJ & D. Crsnmer. Virginia {. D. Hernet, Virginia
d. Hastings, Virginia EIeHon, v rsn,,s A., c
Peter Ritter Portland Ct FALCON, ieoY, ~ .
W. ID. Mangum, New Bedford lienry Sbes, Ne"besi'fd
s. p. Wight, NeN-ia'en annoy StLsagAs@
A. p SInis New.Haver D. Russell. Portland, Ct
pLnbe Elizabeth Prov Jebce s. q. hulden NaItnckeS
MARY HOte. haItlckeI hito Cssse, Dennl.
Henri Denning Hartford L. A. BurlLgtme. Bostou.
Jnls wiets Port Jefason HATTIE A. Bqier Portland, Ct
s S lee, New bedford Ring Dove rf211en9e
Msfy johnson VI cham w. 4. Burien, frofdeDce
PounisiL. Psll River. Davidson Providence
Mercer, Bridgeport JOS b. Fo''' Nc" h"s''
SAILED.
Steamship vicSsburg r Por-au Phuce ship Cssy for Londo"
WIND-5ouGOSn light, 5. 3 WI clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Aug 13-Arved bgs ida O. from PoranPatte Wss
aker from ElIabeibpor; sch Pomona from Cape nav a.,
FoRrRBss MONROE. Va, Aug 3-Psssed IN hr Burrogh nss
Nes-iork for Richmond. 10 lead for hafe FaS ~" Ip "a
ess for " est lldieS
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

exercises went to the NowHsvon House for the pur-
pose OF hearing him speak IN response TO serenade
where met him the par1r. He was being iprednced
TO many OF our distinguished citizens. Az y O'Clock he
made the speech as published and remained In eonver
saton with both ladies' and gentlemen until about 10
O'clock when retired 10 his ROOM since Wnieh Tune
have not seen or heard from him. During TINS whole
period time present and introducing
20 him. and his time constantly employer III in.o
changing cvlities usual and consequent upon suo
OCCASION Had he been intoxicated AS has Desn Iep
resented hundreds OF best citizens han to pest
opportunities to have discovered IT, ana IL couu
have been left TO the clerk OF the hotel 10 nave .no
sole 10 discover it. In all my intercourse WIN oON
Brown have him intoxicated nor nave
ever seen him drink drop OF sprltuOus
80 much as glass of wine. JAMES E' EN"hioh'
pHdren, Aug. TO- 1872.
C0RROBORATISG EVIDENCE OF THE HOTEL CLERK
AND THE CAPTAIN OF THE STEAMER.
10 me Editor or The her Hduen Palladium:
DIR: By report of an interview between
your reporter and myself published in The Pddd,M
on the Hth OF july made to say that Gov EDg1sn
remarked That Gov. Brown "b0Ozy drunk" Gov
Engnsh was not present when Gov. Brown left the no
ul ana OF course knew nothing OF what took place NJ
Dat tme, nor has he made to any such remark
as the one imputed TO him. MARTIN X. GUNN.
heuHdren, Augusta
To The Editor Of the NetpIYnren Rf1ister ...
sR; MY attention has been called 10 n paragraph in
inc newspapers To the effect that Gov. Brown his
recent visit to Newaven, left the New-Haven House to
come TO the steamer Continental I'm state OF intoxic
ton on that evening. received Gov Brown on board
the steamer introduced him to other gentlemen spent
an hour In conversation with him. when he retired and
at no time should have suspected that he was the
least under the influence OF liquor. RICHARD PECK.
heto-Hauen, Aug. 10, 1872.
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pASSENGERS ARRIVRD.

PROM ppr ES-n rean'.p Han'l Aug y Joh1n B,'''ss-
bG~a0 heJde ~ Lob. John LEM n Perker Longhsn
PreiS WI" BnTc daughter BrsnieDbufg Jscnfb oT
Longhnd Frlnt Is,Gs Taennsnn. Beher hartsih Dr.
Finsch DR. Linlenan
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

SmnIi-pox, Feyers, and skin Diseases preVentes ~
,spIoUC, PrRgrIK sVitsnng and nys0lg h enect
are remarkable and prevention Soli esN's "s
tie uaAer, H. LANPLoU0H, llJ Holbornhi, London.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
MARRIED..
COwAN-BA BALD

the 7h inst at the residence OF th bns
brother j. Theodore Baldwin BROOKLYN, BY the Rev. Robert We.
CVe. the B.wad T. CoSsn Of GernaIionn PhAae saa