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SCENES IN CONGRESS.

EXCITEMENT IN THE HOUSE WHEN THE NOSINA-
rIONs WERE RECEIVED - BUSINESS ALMOST
sUsPENDED-vIEws OF DIFFERENT MEMBERS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl
WASHINGTON, May s. Such intense excitement
prevailed in the House, to-day, that it almost
impossible for order 10 be preserved that there
could be the semblance of attention 10 the speeches
upon the Tariff The dispatches the result
If the ballots at the Cincinnati Convention were
eagerly circulated among the members, and
discussed with great animation by groups
all over the hall. and at times under the very
doses IF the unfortunate gentlemen who speak
ing. Mr.. Dawes took the floor at haf-past l. to
make his great effort upon the Tariff, for which he
had made long and careful preparation. He had
scarcely got through dozen pages Of his manu-
script when group Of correspondents rushed pell
nell into the reporters gallery from the telegraph
office adjoining, and leaning over the railing flung
slips Of paper down upon the floor, announcing
the nomination of Greeley. score Of members
left their seats, and made a scramble for these
slips and in instant the House presented
a of deafening confusion and bewildering dis
order More than hundred men were upon their
feet, running 10 and fro some Resticulating in
frantic manner and all talking at the top of their
voices without the slightest regard TO the fact that
the Chairman Of the Ways and Means Committee
was presenting formidable array of tariff statistics
The tumultuOuS thIoDg, sufglng around MI. Dawese
desk came near taking him off his feet and sweep
ing his pile of manuscript TO the floor He preserved
his position however, and his presence of mind Mr.
HOar of Massachusetts, when the noise had
a little subsidized, asked if it was in order
70 congratulate the House upon the triumph
of Protection. Mr.. Randall of Pennsylvania shouted
in reply Well, Greeley is an honest man, anyhow"
Mr Dawes. with admirable tact, remarked that he
did not know that there any occasion for him
further to advocate the Protection policy inasmuch
as the man who, more than any other had taught
this doctrine. was now the standard-bearer of all
those who had heretofore been opposed 60 il. BY
dint Of repeated efforts, Mr.. Scohed who in the
chair, succeeded in keeping order in the immediate
vicinity of Mr.. Dawess desk. that he managed 10
get through with his speech TO a small circle of
listeners On the Democratic side. and in the spaces
back of the seats and in the cloak rooms on both
sides the buzz and confusion continued until the
adjournment.
scene Of such excitement has seldom been wit
messed III the House. In the conversations which
took place there much diversity If opinion ex-
pressed 10 the probable result Of the nomination.
The Republicans almost unanimous In the
opinion that the choice of Mr. Greeley was a terrible
blow 10 tho Administration bat most Of them found
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HOW THE NOMINATIONS ARE RECEIVED
ELSEWHERE.
IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIDUSEI
RICHMOND, Va, May 3.-The Cincinnati nomi-
nations have been the absorbing topic Of conversation
here to-day They received by Liberal Republicans
with great enthusiasm and by Conservatives with evil
dent satisfaction Ali the papers WILL tomorrow sub
stantiay express the opinion that the ticket combines
all the elements necessary secure the overthrow OF
Grant. The Enquirer will say:
The Cincinnati Convention presented the strongest
ticket 70 the country that could have been seieee
As lookers-On in Vienna. may be permitted 70 express
the opinion that Grant will discover this 10 ne the hrd
est rock that he has butted his head against Gree
ley ana Brown are both acceptable 10 the people OF ne
SOUTH and If they have to decide between this and
another four years OF Grant and his bayonet RUE
dilemma they will take. We think it probable. however
that the nominations win fr ghten the Philadelphia CON
efforts AT the reconciliation OF the two wings OF INC no
publican party
The Wing will probably support the ticket, whether
there Is Democratic nomination not. have received
the following from North Carolina:
GREENSBORO May 3-The sentiment here is highly
favorably TO Greeley and Brown The ticket WIZ sweep
the old North State like whiriwind in November
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArcHI
WILMINGTON, May 3.-The nomination OF
Greeley and Brown very favoraby received by the
Conservatives and Democrats here 1t is universally
conceded that Greeley will be less Objectionable 10 te
South than any candidate brought before the Con'en
ton, viii the exception perhaps Of Judge DaVlS'
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-ConslderaDie cro"us
assembled about the bulletins to-day 70 learn
the result Of the nominations Cincinnati There was
however excitement and all parties appear sauAneu
the Republicans having faith the name Of Grant over
all opposition. The Democrats believe the NOMINATION.
will carry away large numbers OF Grants adheren'S
There great curiosity to know what the Democrats aro
going 10 do. The Liberals have made no display OF
enthusiasm. FAR. and probably waiting TOT inc
return of the leaders from Cincinnati.
The Age tomorrow will have the following:
THE significance OF the nomination OF Greeley Is thht
there Il strong desire Tor the restoration OF irco riN
government ana "a true and cordial union OF the States
without cprecang Ia any degree either VI Iue th"VAn
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he rendered effective service 10 the Union cause, zeai
ousy supported war OF the Adminstration
and In the hour OF victory favored generous treanen'
to the vanquished. He displayed q remarkable capacity
for public affairs, and held high esteem by MS
associates.
Retiring from the Senate Gov. Brown engaged m prf
vse and professC nal pursuits carrying into daily me
the love Of harmony tolerance and equal rights he had
80 long advocated in public He not. however,
allowed 20 remain in retirement. Obeying the
call OF thousands OF his fellow-sitizens, he &c
cepted the nomination for Governor Of Missouri. and,
sustained by coalition Of the Republicans md Democratic
he trfumphantly elected. The vote was follows:
For Brown. for McClurg 23e9 majority, 4,sIT
The great issue in this campaign was the re-
moval Of the proscrptiye measures which the
angry passions incident the had placed m force
Despite active intervention and moral terror
ism OF tho Grant Administration this great principle
triumphed and Missouri led the van in amnesty and
political union.
The events Of Gov Browns administration are 700 re-
cent need reorganization. His powerful influence mas
been exered in repairing the social disturbances as wen
as the material ravages OF the war; In resist
ing every tendency toward reputation, however
plausible may DO the pretext and in securing the Just
rights Of all citizens Under his wise management o. her
puDlIc affairs, Missouri is rapidly developing her i'm
mense resources and bids far TO rival Pennsylvania an
the great ir reproducing region Of the Union.
In person Gov Brown Is rather less than middle
hight slightly built, and OF nervous organization
HIs most noticeable characteristics. next TO vigor
and drectness OF thought, are boldness ana
decision In action, thorough gamenesJ. and
great capacity for long continued labor. his
speeches public papers evince scholarship ana are
always pointed and forciblr. His manner IN debate Is
very impressive and attractive. ON the whoie' ne IN
admirably fitted TO preside that Senate wherein he 50
faithfully and ably served
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A.
rroy,, was declared the nominee. motion was made
20 make the vote unanimous, and 1t was decareu o'"
though there were some dissenting votes
Mr. Cochrane moved that the President ana vice
President Of the Convention be ComullVee " "ou0
10 the candidates their nomination. IT,,
Paolurions Of thanks TO Cincinnati FOR her hospitality
and 70 the officers Of the Convention were adopted
Ar loud cheers for the successful candidates gwen
with Great enthusiasm followed by cheers lor MI
surz Tor Cincinnati. and the Committee OF Arrange
ents which we're given with equal cordially earnest
ness and good Will n response 70 FeAeAHoH' 0 IVA
speech senator Schurz said:
Ny FELLOW CITIZENS: This Convention mas over
xhemed with kindness, and Daye SsIte1 Ii 80
hank them for the indulgence with Whch tHeg - 20
borne It'll me. while was endeayorlne 70 le y,
my ability TO conduct WITH lalrhess anu lps i,tte
ie beratOns OF this large ana let us cOlie, "a
lnrlly body Laughter We have now accom- plsncu
our work - our , dnY III NJ Drinciples we have EN-
bodied our platform and 20 I1f%aT d bes aus
are capable of making support OF the people OF the
United states for the candidates We have nOnnateu
md NAV De- may have to do much during the i'm,
pending campaign, you VIII certainly pear VII NC
Lose my ,peech IN the manner IN Wnch clOseu
NV fr,-then by secOnGng the motion 10 ADJOURN anu
DOW by declaring the Liberal Republican convention ao'
iOurned sine de- Cheers ana applauseJ
CT we're made for few words rrom the Hon. George
" Julian Of Indiana who said
T. nv pbvsical health would allow 20 talk 70 yen
Il would afford great qualification am however,
ana have been for some time past, an Invalid. nave
retired from politics. and truly would not have heen
here al All had IL not been for this Liberal Republican
movement which could not possibly stay away from.
Appgu-e am in IT, and Of it. and shall 20 with II 70
f e1d f can gather up my health, which think VIII
be greatly in7ig0rated by what we have done nope
l,v-3nd lv. TO be able help your cause. Loud APP
CLAUSE ana calls for Palmer ard TItOn neither OF
whom. however, appeared
delegate said he thought the Convention ought not
% adjourn without rendering their thanks 10 the propr
stors OF HaYprs Weekly for having done so much in
giving popularity their through the caTcatures
Of Thomas Mast. loud laughterl
The vast concourse had by this time greatly dmin-
lshed and the more enthusiastic portion who had till
now fingered about the platform, gradually withdrew,
and thus ended inaugural meeting Of magnitude in
,ere.t aud import
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Au Notice. Of Marriages must be ind0r''d s'~ "'
aame and address. =
DIED

DIED. -
BALBY-On Tuesday d Ma Clar Bailey VII. o. S.ss
Relatives icui. Of the family are invited . ,i.eHs ne r-.I
sunday May at P n at her late residence 81 H'i''rs
BRowy-A. BOslyn z, Friday MAY D. sursn Brown, ia tn
R.ye, .Sd taas Of the family are respectfully h
funeral residence 40 statsI Sunday the 'h Hs
cLARKR-A. San Diego. CAL April 10 ls7s Rev Charles sa,.
CllrEe VI Charles Lee Clarke, Oi the ei sei
''A'" "rhe Master saith Friend come 40 higher"
DAYTOy-On FRIDAY morning ID inst Eavnd DayOa jr .''s
PaDrS rom ST. MARI Church and sayvens place
saturday afternoon at o'clock
pAyIB,-o. FRIDAY M.7 > WIN. r Daniel Ia hi, eots ye,r.
The will take place nom sason-. bap It anre o. su.is
S1ed to attend
HAGAR-Oa Piia7 morning Ma, nenbanOu' T.. L.
Rss-rs, mi alg nv,d stem The flH, fr,.
nond.pace AMI ssnAlin-aTe., ss6oath neri ats
UART-Or Friday Nav J. Mr. John c Hsr. lgei 20
run a. SsnSS se1,os NAV S at oeocE p N remains ~
\. sesi At Shrub Olk wsleh,.t,r Coung n r % Mas,
TAN viii leave P.rsy-s-cond a Ia u Tor FeessAL q"
rages Nil be in ATTENDANCE 4: that place
uyArrOn Friday Nay p Caroline H. att in the II q b
"a Of III. family and Of her brothers. and Jacob
20 ;G1y syc ~ ss1 ossaSi.1 NAY
LAyE-on Friday Ma, sfer bret Iaess josiah Lam .sd .
Noasy At 10 o'clock from h late residence No. U.i'sFsr
LEssgLs-ou Wednesday NAV C.roIa. "a Les'e'. wife Of IN
The aTes an READS sn invited steni Ire .asF.
from Bsp;s Chufe cor MADISON ana uosFefrears
Sugiar afernoos At u O'Clock
prNyINGr THURSDAY evening May Carhpe Bur-es Pes
wo- Of the Pennngton The 18th n hsrsgs
and nends are respectfully eDd her nnrA fos
h., .e restieDc. shsL. Newark ~ j. Al oeock
Wednesday next
ROpysoS-At Brew,e. n T. Nay COem,n T. ROblnsos
a A..
IT, hnr. viii take place his ate residence Brewsters sass
d.v Nav 4 AZ Cars Harlem depot al l0O So
returning leave At $50 aud $50
RoBgRTs-In Brooklyn Thursday ID inst s.thsn b. 90
Nathan u MARY b. Roberta
friends Of the aEy ntrd 70 attend s snsaA
from tire residence graHdpsss 81 DVsoaavs SUNDAY snss
noon. a o'clock
SMITH On TursiAv MAY q Jane B.. wife Of y r smith
r and Of family respectfully nTted % s'ient
t5 funeral from Bspst Church. santa essee
Cbryo and ksrsytsts (SxadsD Afternoon a.
ORRASCE-At Passac " J.. May J. ). Torrance. szel -
Faue AZ forth Duh Church IN PAssae today At See
n IA Prsads are invited 10 attend
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CONGRATULATIONS TELEGRAMs.

AUBURN, n. Y, May 3.-Henry Clay Wings,
Democrats. and Liberal Republicans OF Cayuga County
send greeting The nomination IS victory.
CIvcryNArI May Congratulations OF Ireands sons
20 Ireland's best friend.
MEMPHIS, May 3.-The nominations are received here
with great oy They will carry Tennessee by $4,000
majority.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 3.-News OF your nomination Is
received with cheers Of hearty approval The city Is all
excitement and the people are delighted The entire
press enIer hearty congratulations.
TRENTON Y J May 3-Many OF the best citizens SEND
erecting and Will their best endoayors to secure VIC
tory. -. ,,....,..
CrscryyArr MIv.3-The New Hampshire delegation
promises the electoral OK Horace Greeeys native
stare. ,,. u.
TyRoyv PENN Nav 3.-The Republicans congratulate
the Liberal Republicans the nomination, and Will
give the ticket 4 sweeping majority
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pASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

PROM sAvANyAH-In steamship Virgo. Nay ~ Shs,~s
and child H. FARRELL A. Preach Miss hsnif NJ t''s
bone d. Perrv D. D. Prenuce Dr. Wells JsA EBgsl g. l. 90
G. Brnton E W. Dodge and xe, w IT, Keenan, Peter Brez
Roberts Kline, J. soynier. r. A. ssrsFsn, T. J AAsi
snons IS Annie Norman Miss Cia Wade Mr. Ayr 1ohf
Ordmsn T. SwnJe Thompson ard wife o. Grove A. JA
q M schultz d. We John Bigger aud vie Master bsger v
shsr. and vie Mrs Iogz AID ~ stseEsse
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LARGE FIRE.

A fire broke out, at midnight, m the dry
ing room OF Messrs. Palmer, Embury Co., manuiae'
of parOr furniture the third floor OF the ef
tensye building az Sixth and Lewis-sts and caused
Loss Of $4,000. The building occupied by George
W. Read & Co.. Wm II. Webb. Palmer Embnry q Co.
nd
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RAILROAD CASUALTIES.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May IA. E. Sprague,
amnloyed nv the Connecticut Railroad. was almost
instantly killed At south Deereld, to-day, While stacking
cars He was 20 years OF age . - -,
AND Me. May S-E1ward WEIGH. 81 years old,
WAS instantly killed. this afternoon by being run over
10 n freigbt train al Grand Trunk station.
'H.RTToRp May 3.-OEson Parsons was run over BY
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

For other Ship Eeps see Second Pagel
ARRIVED.
Steamship An.msnuia IN Brandt Hamburg April 8 ~iA niss
steamship Virgo BulLeJ savannah With mise and pas hurss
Per1s K 90. .. IN, -,-..4.... I.
..untLa RI
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Castoria IL Certain 20 Operate Is does DOT asa-ess
or ers like Castor Oil pleasant to take ige'" the ''s
r.-u,es the bowels and causes natural deep equally 'afa
adults and lnian e. to neither Mineral her7hs
NOR Alcohol We Will 1--WE sample any accredited psy~.a
J. B. Rosz & Co. 50 broadway n. 7.
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TIE Church Of the Disciples, the Rev. George
H. Hepworth pastor sold the four lots recently pur
chased In West Thrtieth-et the price 10
for them on account OF inability to buy tfth lot ~
Joining The church has already raised $4,000 FOR build
ing purposes by large subscriptions and proposes
70 raise SllOOOO more IN small suIns.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTrgyT,
OFFICE OF TIVE CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER.
WaaurxCToN Nav Al a m

OFFICE CHfHP SIGNAL OFFIcER.l
WARRINGTON. May al m. }
SynoDsfs for The past fpeni<fOnT hours
An area of low barometer has moved south
eastwardly from Lake superior 70 Lake Ontario, accom-
panied by cloudy weather and rain
Brisk winds and cloudy weather with rnin is nov pre-
yailing over NewYork and souhvard over New jersey
and MARYLAND; otherwise clear weather East Of the
Rocky Mountains. The barometfr IL highest over the
prObdbliiies
The area OF cloudy weather and rain over the Middle
States will extend eastward over New-bngand by aDd
ON saturdav morning Clear weather will prevail very
generally on saturday the Lakes 20 TIM Gulf and
south middle Atlantic coasts ana extenI over new
England during the afternoon and evening. .
Failing barometer viii probably prevail north west OF
the OHIO Valley. with eastery N sOuthery tnoS Ian
gerons winds anticipated
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T. r. Durkes & Co.'s salad Dressing aneh sat eve &c
ae Tor All n u saads ke sod b. dealers a ans gre
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tn. ,rre.t Stock OF Clothing hefor. ef-rs
retail "a pow north corner Of C-nssI an
B.pvis the Clo,her Clothing Retail tSaa any 'sss
house IN the ated StageA- Express
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Important 20 Msthers.-Mrs wrssLOws SOOTHING sfHSf
for Al, diseases With chrea Ltced safe AMI 'sr An
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the Hartford. NewHaven and Springfield Road,
Enheld Falls this evening. He walking this
track, and WAS intoxicated.
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c,.uv nrEY-4t Rngswood J., MAY NE re-ersss
~ &c. bv Rev T6erou H. Havks D. D q ases Jas
onstb,n H. Ne~York bFsoeth - lAuaIef Jaw
HOadlsT. :, Il.
Tuesday April ~ isa a te PoSr's
~ Chua hg Howard roso D. Pse
" s,oes~aBl VI Btrda GsFEsHy " D. gssaAe Vo- w"
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MARRIED.

p.r,.,s Magic OIL cures Heaiache Neuraga Rheanan"
- Tsrs., Cod ln the Head Commissions Try IL
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BIe-sed Inyentiou.o exclaimed isiT ster hayns
teeth trava with the the CoLros DENTAL h0ozA ~ Cooper
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Suerial Notises

EIshfeenih Ward Council of Political Reform. a
CoaBl will be held a. Oreoa Hail " k sateena
SATURDAY EVENING 9TH inst a. . oeeea bf snisr
\ J. GLAssEr. Secretary. WA H. NELSON rfesasen1
Fieetiou-Nouce election sn be hsa The
Omes OF Tie NRW YORK BRIbGE COMPANY, No u Patoas.
the CitT MONDAY the - DAY Of JUNK
cocs noon day FIFTEEN DIRECTORS q sa Cnpsa,
bear and Tor Two nApeon q hso of "a
dated NAV (. ISL HENRY c. MURPHY. Presaisat
o. p QuIsrARD. Secretary
ynBes & Kirkland.
Manufactures "
FOUNTAINS. VASES.
nd
GARDEN ORNAMENTS
TO- and u Rea4esI
Nev-l0rt
Coral sets new styles. sI5, s2e, s25 81 90 Set
Fine Gold Ear. rings aud Fas--aeu syirs
Game Garnrt Onyx JET, NJ
Pm Gold B,c.ss sleeve Bstons Stais kc
GgO c ArlBS, sn Broadway, near foo'teents 81
Po.f-Oalce Noiice.-rhs MAILS FOR EuRoPS daring too
st narg SATURDAY May Isle sib esese AZ his oaoe
WEDNESDAY Al ~ q m on fHUhspAt az m a. NJ, snd hs
SATURDAY 1t H. z. n We. Is,..'ss'
P.fe,t.-MUYN Co. fsbIsher. sssatse Anersas y Para
m. T. . Yesrs erpersps sscytAs
soassenuL Patent Lass sSd Gsds 70 lssentots
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Window shades Of every desenpn also Improved tsar'
G. L. KsLrI COAPAsT, - broal"aT'
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Tenth Ward Greeley Campaign Club was organized
last evening" by the election Of the following officers pro
tenn:
President Col George Lerun vieePresdent William Coani
Charles D. DraEei GordOn b. Campbell
Charles A. Lane, Amos J. Cummings, Nelson W. Young,
and others, a call for meeting to be held next
Wednesday evening No. 257 Hudson-st, for the pur
pose OF organizing yth Assembly District Greeley
and Brown Campaign Club.
The Horace Greeley Campaign Club of the I'D As
sembly District has unanimously elected Dennis Nc
Laughlin President ana Raymond Condor Secretary.
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that Mr.. Cox's name
vent,on. The result Of the first
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