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ton: Albert Hopper and z. r. Ake1y. Huntingdon DaYif
| Learned babylon; Thos. H. saxon, geo ~ Cainan,
Samuel w. OYerOD, BrOORnAVeb; WIZ IL lVVhcf, bass
Hampton.
A number of Polish citizens Of New-York
met on Saturday evening No. Delancey and organ
lied Polish Campaign Club. Forty members were en-
rolled and the following officers chosen President,
AntoDi Kopanlewicz; Yce-Presidents, Thomas 1rodzA
Charles Jcdrzgowski Martin Kopankewicz Treasurer.
Antoni Igler. fan Executive Committee was Also Up
pointed object OF the CLUB Is 70 unite az far a. o,
sibe the Polish citizens on pObod matters. ~ S,Dus
two weeks the views Of the members VIII dc sOncol ~
ballot and all will vote at the November election aeeosn
ing to the viii Of the majority ana VII 9.e t1ear wv, n
The Executive Committee will meet every thursday
evening.
The Democrats Of the Ist Assembly District
OF Westchester County held Convention at kearNs
Hail. Fordham yesterday afternoon to choose delegates
to the State and Congress Conventions. Col james''
Mooney was elected Chairman. The delegates from the
towns OF Morrsania Westchester, and Honkers wore
duly accredited, but two sets Of delegates presented
themselves representative OF West Farms one Dehg
headed by Justice d. r. Shields ana thc 0.hef W rnc
Hon. John b. Haskn. Each Of these gentlemen va
allowed ten minutes to address the convention IN Denan
Of his respective delegation. ~ the Gioi5 Eoto vs.
taken and resulted IN favor OF the SheIus uetgAt.
John Hunter OF Westminster was then unanimously 3gy
William Canldweu alternate The Convention, after
considerable debate. appointed the following DELEGATES
to the Congress Convention; d. .. mooney ana my
OF Morrisana John Hunter aud Martin Delaney OF
Westchester; Capt. f. Grote and d. X Snelos oi WON
Farms; r. Patterson aud d. McGrath OF IOnkcr5.
The Citizens Club of the Twentieth Ward
Of Brooklyn, of which W. VOsburg Is President raised
a Grant and Wilson banne' at Clermont and Myrtle
ayes. last evening, and ce rated the event by mass
meeting and display of re rks The banner IL hand
affair in wire, and bears portraits OF Grant and
Wilson. There very small gathering Of people.
ana when the banner was unfurled there TO ap-
pause except on the part OF those the platform An
address WAS made by W. g. Ludlum Of New-Y0rk city,
who said CEN Grant stands before s to-day as the cand
DAT of he He
country and he will carry out the laws against public
rob Ders and for that viii reelect him by tho
almost unanimous OF the electoral college When
he became the candidate Of the Republican party four
years ago he accepted it, platform and principles, and
he has kent the principles with great fidelity. He has
reformed Civil Service, and carried himself In his
Washington.
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Liberal Republican Executive Commit
tee OF NewJersey has issued call for state SQhfo1
ton al Trenton, Sept II, TO nominate an electoral l'
Stephen j. Meany addressed the Liberal
Republican and Democratic caucus in Rutland w. ia''
evening after which John n. Baxter was nohiha'eu 0
Representative.
OF the three District Democratic Conventions
of Onondaga County, ~ Y, held on Saturday TWO
adopted resolutions avorng Francis Herman for Cover
nor and the delegate chosen by the other has uc0l"
for him.
The New- lIerico Union is the name of
new paper recently started at Santa Fe 1t edited by
Judge Kirby Benedict and advocates the election OF
Greeley and Brown. The first number presents very
creditabe appearance and its editorial contributions are
marked by dignity aud ability which VIII give II nn'
eDCe in the campaign. -
The Raleqh On. c. Ners says Gen. r. NJ.
Henry of Buncombe County Solicitor in the Xlith Ju-
dicial District of North Carolina and the recognized
leader Of the Republican party in tnat section oil tie
State, has taken the stump for Greeley anu brown;
Gen Henry was one of the ablcSt ana nost lnn'e
supporters OF Caldwell in the late State campaign
r. f. Trevellck, President of the National
Labor Union CATER serious consultation with friends
of the Labor Reform movement North and South ana
with the advice and appreciation Of tie National Execu-
tive Committee" has given notice that tho place OF
holding the National Labor Congress has been changer
from Nashville Tenn, TO Cleveland ONO Inc meeting
viii take place on the llth lnst
This is the unpeasantly plain way in which
The PhHadepa Press speaks Of the great and good Re
nomination leader in Pennsylvania " Tho great head
center Of corruption and fraud Simon Cameron Is now
in Washington dsgraclng the Republican party Of the
country by acting as Chairman Of It's National COM
mittce. His presence there Is dangerous 10 Cen
Grant than would be a Democratic victory ln Name"
Judge A. p. Smith of Cortland, n. Y, who
organized the first Republican club in that county in
1885, has written letter urging union upon Greeley and
Brown lie says: (" It was sad mistake we made when
we nominated Grant in 1865 II worse than folly to
enominae him in the face OF his record and the deter
mined intelligent opposition which had then developed.
said that TO our friends at the Emira state Conyen-
ton but they would not hear TO IT, Some men can only
learn by an experience which burns 10 into tAemi such
experience be the Republican party this Fall so
far as Grant is concerned"
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EARLY AUTUMN DAYS.

The storm which in its last hours made Long
Island Sound rougher than IL has been Tor years ana
which was the occasion of the sad disaster which has
thrown a gloom over all the Eastern States, cleared
away on Friday morning, leaving an atmosphere which,
for GOODNESS purity, and bracng power, has not been
eoualed for months. stiff breeze blew from the West
white caps tipped the waves OF the harDof the SKY wac
deem bue ard there Inspiration IN every
breath when night came there was thought OF
Autumn i'm the fading twilight, and the stars glstened
"a we're pidwlntfr. IL almost worth the fer
ing Of the previous weeks to feel the new thrill OF NE
oh came back with that day Saturday ana Sunday
,rere much such DAYS rather warm toward noon, but
not uncomfortaby so, aud cool in the morning ana a
night Yesterday afternoon ana evening tnere was
eveninS advanced and the starlight returned.
The foowng arc the average quotations or the Their
eter FOR Inherent DAYS: Monday, Aug 10, $50; Aug
3G 5g5 sept. p 7Ii. Thursday Aug p, 02i' Aug ~,
c4.C
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yrw-JERsEY LIBERAL MOVEMENTS.

The New-Jersey Liberal Committee is vigor-
ously pushing the work OF organization, arrangements
having been made for the formation OF town and ward
committees, which are make frequent reports Of the
progress Of the campaign. The county conventions
in most OF the counties are TO be held this week.
The Hudson County Convention will be held Sept. O.
Camden Union and Essex fully organized aud the
tber counties will be prior the State Convention
German Liberal Republican Club with i06 members.
has been formed IN the Win Assembly District Of
Jersey CITY. The Club headquarters are at Kleins
Hall BeacOnave. The following the officers
President Christian Klein; Vice-President, Henry
Stranz; Treasurer, Joseph Strenkert; Secretaries,
Frederick Grener. Henry Klein. The Liberal Republic
cans OF the lila Assembly District OF Jersey City organ
izcd Club Saturday night Thirty members Joined.
The Club will meet, tomorrow night In Clearys Hall, at
Grove and Bay-sts to perfect organization.
The Win Assembly District Greeley and Brown Club OF
Jersey CITY Intended 10 raise banner last night, but
The ceremony was postponed until sept. &c. A large
audience was present Rt the headquarters in Aon's
Hotel where addresses were made by WIN. H. Rankin or
Jersey CITY aud Charles IL. Wolf OF Virginia.
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MORE TROUBLES IN ARKANSAS.
THE CLERK OF POPE COUNTY KILLED-MARTIAL
LAW ANTICIPATED.

THE CLERK OF POPE COUNTY KILLED-MARTIAL
LAW ANTICIPATED.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 2.-SeriOus troubles have
again broken out in Pope County. On Saturday evening
County Clerk HickoX Sheriff Dodson, and DeputySherif
Williams engaged in removing the county records.
After loading wagon 1t started out OF town, and
soon after Hick0x DOdsOn, and Williams, mounted
horses and started after IT, After going about 100 yards
beyond the public square, and while passing Old shop
they were fled upon by party hid in the shop and
Hickox killed. Willams's horse was wounded, but
he and DodsOn escaped unhurt A coroners. jury was
Immediately summoned by Allen Brown, "a Justice Of
the Peace, and an inquest held over the body. About
the close Of the inquest and while the Justice was put
ting away his papers the party that shot Hckox
fired upon the Justice, mortally woundng him. lie was
still alive last evening, but no hopes Of his recovery
were entertained DodsOn and Williams arrived in this
city this evening, to report 20 the Governor 10 is
thought on all sides that martial law win be declared In
the county at once.
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GOOD ADVICE FOR SENATOR WILSON AND
GEN. HAWLEI.
From The Philadelphia Press tqraH0.

T
A word or two to those gentlemen who are
coming To Pennsylvania 10 speak for the Republican
PARTY Would Senator Wilson and Gen. Hawley and
others like them advocate the election to the highest
Offices Of their States of who were contessedy IN
competent, and who had been proven guilty or the
grossest maieasance IN Office Senator Wilson IL an
honest man. and Gen Hawlcy has, after year, had
to fight imported Tepeaters and ruans Of Iammany.
VIII these two men lend themselves and their great IN
uence 10 the corrupOnists Of PENNSYLVANIA, and aid In
the disgrace OF the Republican party aud the state We
The election OF Hartranft and Allen they will put them
selves IN the place OF the apolOg,s OF Tanmany, and
iniuTe irrepIably the cause OF President Grant IL Is
h1mliating enough 70 see some OF own good men,
under mistaken OF duty, give their AID to the
Treasury Ring without having candidate for Vice
President ana the Gentleman N American politics"
contribute to the perpeuatOu Oi corruption IN llo sec
Ond State OF the American Union.
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A DEED OF BLOOD.

At 0 o'clock last evening, James Frame, age
o. OF No 10 Hubert-s, was probably fatally beaten on
the head with heavy glass tumbler by Herman Lipkin
a German age 25 Of No. IA Hubertst.. IN the grocery
storo of Martin Yost, at Hubert and Green
,vtch-sts Frame, who was employed as a pro
duce salesman by Bernard Brinker accused Ilpkn OF
atfemptlng TO have him discharged. Lipkn denied
fbs and Frame struck him twice In the face and bit on
the third finger OF his left hand. completely seyerlng IL
t the first Joint. Lpkin then beat Frame on the head
i'm terrible manner with tumbler infcting IL scalp
wounds and fracturng his skull. Lipkn was in the act
NJ dealing him blow on the head with Ratchet, when
an onicer OF the Fifth Precinct separated them. the
assaiIant was locked up The wounded man viii not
nrObably
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
DELEGATES TO THE SYRACUSE CoNVEN-
TONS.
The following additional delegates 10 the
thn Ilhernl Conventions have been chosen;

The following additional delegates 10 the
the Liberal Conventions have been ch0seh'
c.yuaA CousTY"Thomas Toyne ID. W. Adams, and
George Glover. -, -. uacv samu.,
COLUMBIA COUNTT--Tst Disfrict-Cyrus Macy 9aniuei
T. Dubois. aud George h. Fairfield: .,,,ban Mvriclr
CHAUTAuoUA COUSrY.-IId DtStrtctI,-,N.hs" ''''
j. Arthur Hinclley, and Waidens klnu9Ip" w W west
ERIE CoUNTY.-Ist DiStricfJohn WlIiey ricr 1a,ier
and Thomas j. Shields IId DSriel1 III ntie, ~ M
ID. NJ Morse and William II. Mason Itu u.s. ~ nm nj
Horton, Augustus Paul, and %. T. ny f "d crcct
fict-S o. HAYWARD. James Wits, u M Jobn Wilson
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY.-Dayid Zeiley' Jonu ""i'O''
and JOhu Kellogg. -, ,Io,,- W Ham
ONTARIO COUNTY.-EmOry u. POIle' hO"i' W.
un and Walter ). Hicks. rY.nton ,nd q
ORLEANS CoUSrY.-Bon. Field, James hanion' '"u ~
s. Pugsley.
ALBANY CouNTY-TVh DiSiriet-James Dun!i ANU
nate, Henry McCOtter. ,p nm
CHEMUNG C0uNTY.-Hon Samuel b. I'M. ,,.rroto
CHENANGo COUNTY,, Il. Hubbard, ST. hitein''
W. I. Jencks. ,, Mid r Verdriclx
COLUMBIA COUNTY.-It DiShict-Da'iu L. NN'A
I'D DiStrici-Cnares w. Trmper. ST.. III Dis
ERIE COUNTY-It District ames MOon,y' =, Nt,nre
frici-William williams. ma DtSTict-M' B' nooi0'
IVh DiStrict-GeOrge Van Line - , ,,,-,.,
MADISON COUNTY.-Iid DiSrict-C. a. NardI1, IN
MoNTGoMERY CoUNrY.-H. Is. Cushneyi Altern"''
NiAGAHG CoUNTY.-Tsf Distribution. VIM. s. Farrell
I'D DtSfrict-Cyrus f. Davis. III
ONTARIO COUNTY,. L. FaurOt; Alternate IL -
COmstOck - - -, ,,,-..
OsWEGO COUNTY.-VM Dfsirict-DclOs DE VOL
SARATOGA COUNTY-IId DiStrirf-A. y. Pease. -
SCHENECTADY COUNTY.-The Hon. Robert furln'H
Ateruatc-Wm. Jones. -. =, nh MA
ULSTER COUNrY.-iSt DtSh1ct-Wllllam f. iusSoii' ''N
Dfsbici-lsaac w. L0ngyear. 80.
. WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY-ISt District-John Hunter. 49,
DUCHESS COUETY.-IId DiSiric-Danel W. Guernsey
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PERSONAL.

A monument to the memory of Mr.. Edward
Herbert who was murdered by bngands in Greece two
years ago. been erected by the Countess Dowager
Carnarvon the Old Church Of All Saints, at Burgh
clere, England.
Major Jones, Chief Constable Of the Com
monweath OF Massachusetts, has resigned For % years
De has been in contact with crime ana criminals In
official position either in L.. H. Captain OF the
old Boston Watch.
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The baltimore Robbery

Demonstrates the oftoH that eeap SUES. ot fashioned tis
,as ne nes, the temptations burglary Bankers may
provide wahmen aud other safeguards but they will No, pat
money tie wachman pocket trust il IN n woodea boz
how many uar usci The safe after all Is the Ihs
receptacle watching guarding w make poor
olds,yle safe Trustworthy This the citadel asd should be u best
that can made There b best viz; HERRSGs NEW PATENT
CHAMPION BAyx SAgE Manufactured only BY HERRSGs FARRELL
PSI and 252 DroadEay corner Of Muray-st Sew.York.
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CONGRESS OF THE INTERNATIONALLY.
MEETING AT THE HAGUE YESTERDAY.
TIE III Acrr Mnndnr- CnnI o 1e-

The HAGUE, Monday, Sept. o 1872.
The Congress of the International Society
assembled here to-day. The sitting held with closed
doors The verfcaton Of the credentials of members
occupied the entire day. and was accompanied by AMI
mated discussions. The sitting tomorrow viii be pub
lic All the principal members Of the organization
here 10 participate in the deliberations. The Philade
pha branch of the Internatonae represented by Mr.
william West. The Congre ss will remain in session
until Saturday next
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THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETA.

NgwORLEAN Sept 2-FIour du Double Extra. 80 ~. Iehs
Extra s6 75d So; Family 8 2S0f 80 Corr que Yellow. Sc
White Mixed White 6O06lc. Oats quiet HdJe Hag sm.
dull: Mes ~li 80 Bacon dull aai
easier shoulders 8ic Clear Rib Sides HE; Cesr sides ie
HasSugarcure Llri ani trm Choice lroe
lOc; Kegs l2c Sugar quiet; Fair TO fully Fair 1919 o Whsy
Qd9gc Coffee quiet al 5Gl9ic BKchange-Stcrnng 2iqni
New-Yor Sight, adi premium. Gold, llJallJk
WLNSGToS n G., Sept 2-SIrts Iurenine tm ftc l0sin
firm AT for Strained; % Los No. l. ~ for No. l. 80 for
Extra Pale 81 IS for Low Pale ~ Pale; % or Window
Glass Crude TurTenne steady 50 ali 50 IS 9r fsos
Dip; 81 - or Virgin. Ia. steady az - ~.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other SHIP Ne,cs see second Page.l

For other ship Ne,cs see Second Pagel
ARRIVED.
ship Compta (o Liverpool Hart Calcutta May i and Sand edi
18th with mise. -
shin Atronon IN G D. Kopper Bremen q tas with mdse
Bng Ar, Peterson Nans River, Hon., Il dsys MAHOGANY
Brig sarah A. Hobyook D4n TuIe st. Pierre Mart. 10 lAf'.
With sugar
schr Florence Mavo Fuller Windsor ~ s.. with plaster
sCHOOSERs-RIYEK COAsrwsE-
Jane Fish Bridgeport. A. n Leaning. Fan RIVER.
r. 81 Tyler, Providence. Fredoni New London
g. Hotehkss Somerset. Boston RooipJr.
o. g. Acken Stanton. : f. Goodwin. STANFORD.
Moopligbt Virginia. Moderator, Virginia.
Nagelian Virginia. L. K Krk, Virginia.
MN m RataD virginia j. & d. Cranmef, Virginia.
Alice p. Pierce, Virginia Aethea, virginia
Henry T. Wood. Virginia D. s. Miller, fHAnia
C. Morfori, Georgetown d. C. jamestown GeorseioWn.
n Cbampio1 yirinia. A Jennings Virginia.
r. G. A. Wanl. Virginia ". CLARK Virgins
Excel, Virginia sarah Quinn, klnziniA
label Alberto Baltimore. kiiJh Fose Nrglaia.
Mana rersou, Alexandra.
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urEcA CHEESE MARKEr-sgpr. 2.

The market the lu Of the season, Dor having
represented but only ZOO reg
tered would offer mach than &c., while iA
tory would than lic Which he ruling tge Last
week.
AT Little Falls the market due known buyen and
O'clock remaining a. o'clock, about
private dairy of rel ard so l63c ONLY two
lots bringing l3c the ruling figures POPE About 1909 bores
OF factory oferel 5000 boxes sold AZ lZ - as
ruling figure with 1919 for choice lots.
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FRANCE.
REPUBLICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAR
RAGE OF PERE HYACINTHE-COMMUNISTS
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
D.rrc Nropdov SAINT .

SENTENCED TO DEATH.
PARIS, Monday, Sept ?, 1872.
The Councils-G General of the Departments,
with few exceptions have brought their sessions to
close Tho Chairman of the Council at Avignon, IN his
closing address, urged broader and more liberal app
cation of democratic ideas to the administration OF
aaars and expressed hopo that the French Republic
would become a worthy sister of the United States
of lAmerica. Pere Hyacnthe has written a
long letter to lie Temps in which he announces and
defends his approaching marriage. Gen. Chanzy has
been appointed to the command Of army corps, with
headquarters at Tours. cOuft-martal sitting at Yer
saes for the trial Of Communists has passed sentence
OF death upon Lerancais and Cllseret by reason Of
their contumacy in refusing appear and answer the
grave charges against them.
The payment OF the nstallment of 5oo0OOO) francs Of
the war indemnity las already been ELECTED by France
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ABYSSINIA.
THE EGYPTIAN INVASION.

LONDON Monday Sept. 2, 1872.
A special dispatch to The Daily Telegraph
states that the King of Abyssinia has sent an
ultimatum ordering the Egyptians who threaten
TO invade the country, 10 retire from
Bogos. The Egyptians refused, and continued
their advance. Several Abyssinan cbieftans had
already submitted 10 the invaders
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FOREIGN NEVIS.
TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
MEETING OF THE ARBITRATORS YESTERDAY
PROBABLE ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE EARLY
NEXT WEEK.
GENEVA Monday Sept. ., 1872
The Court of Arbitration met at noon to-
day and adjourned o'clock p IN. TO meet again at
noon on Friday. There no doubt that the close OF INC
labors of tho Board rapidly approaching IL Is be-
ueved that the adjournment sine die VIII be reached
early in next week. The Swiss Council OF state has IN
yited the members Of the Board of Arbitration TO
banouet on Saturday which will be attended by the
chief Federal authorities. Covers viii be laid for MY
guests Mr. Samuel BOwles editor OF The SprmG'ed
Rspublican gives a dinner at his hotel on wednesday
next in honor OF the Board Of Arbitration. Two hund
red invitations have been issued
THE MEETING OF EMPERORS AT BERLIN
MOVEMENTS OF TIE EMPERORS OF RUSSIA AND
AUSTRIA.
BERLIN Monday, Sept. 2, 1872.
The Emperor of Russia, the Czarewitch, and
the Grand Duke Vladimir will enter this city at about
o'clock on the afternoon OF the 9TH. The Emperor OF
Austria ana the Crown Prince OF Saxony will arrive,
and be received Oh the evening of the 9th.
FURTHER ASSURANCES OF PEACE.
From The Net York EpeE,ag Nail
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 2.-llis Imperial Ma
iesty the Gar in reply address presented by the
officers of the COssacks gives that his visit TO
Berlin for the purpose Of comforting with the Emperors
OF Germany and Austria is not with the intention Of con-
tracing war alliance but merely for the purpose OF
arriving at an understanding regarding the maintenance
OF the peace OF Europe.
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NicOl, Davidson

Nco Davidson 6, Co.. s5 Broadway Great Jozes.
are opening CRYAL CHADsLfE
Also Cur BRONZE and COLoKRD Gas FKURE8 Of OIL kinds Also
CHINA, GLASS and PLATED WARE
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safe however purc the record Of his life with great
respect remain, truly yours, j. Is DoViIIIbh',
To the Hon. Reverdy Johnson, BaitimoEo' ni@iJi"
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demonstration has surprised and astoundou wv "nV
ties Senator Trumbull Will speak at Dayton omoro"
night and in Cincinnati Wednesday night
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INDIA.
PREVALENCE OF CHOLERA.

LONDON, Monday, Sept. 2, 1872.
A dispatch from Bombay reports that the
cholera raging many places in India, and there are
numerous deaths daily from the scourge
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NorthcrIy 10 north-casterly winds and falling tenn
perature for the NewEngland aud Middle states, with
narfly cloudy weather for the South Atlantic states
Geneay clear weather and northery to eastery winds
for the Gull states; partly cloudy weather from inc
Ohio Valley TO the Upper Lakes, with eastery TO south
erly winds cloudy weather. of rain aud eaSIery
TO southerly winds for the Northwest
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M1RRIED.

FISKR-GOULD-A the English Chapel Geneva Switzerland the
Augustb the Rev Dr. Dowuton pesence OF Re United states
Consul Upton, Mr. Joseph ". fske q bliss caroline b.
Could daughter Of John p. Gould, all Of NeT-fork City
LOCKWOOD-LESNOX-O Fifth day. 9Th month, 29h, 1871 At thu
residence Msbeu the City Of BROOKLYN n The order ot
Religious Society Of Friends. Leonnn lenu9r Of sad city,
daughter me late Nrcse hemo1d, aud Lew Lockwood Of ne
City Of Poughkeepse.
TRoY-McKINNEY-on TUESDAY 9Th Augn ls72 in ih' city
H. b. Ch1,n, hear W. Troy - As' Anne
l.. Mckinney Of Peekskl.
al Notices Of Marriages must be hdorsed 'e"h yaH
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ANU ~
i'm. n. w cloudy.
DONESTIC PORTS,

Sept 2Aved steamship Hercules and bark Ehss Anen.
fromP Philadelphia; brig Novelty, from Maianlas
SAVANNAH. Ca, sept 2Ardycd, steamship Huntsville from New
York; Newi0rk Cleared, Spanish barb Nues.
sonora dc la LauLlrla Tor DA-ceI0na-
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, u. q, otVI' % IoI = % M
nlnnSie Tor ME plsI IrflLlu-fOhr hOurs.


An area of high barometer has advanced
eastward over the Upper Lake region with falling tenn
nerature. north easterly 30 nOrh-wesery winds are
now prevailing the Middle and NewEngand states
with generally clear weather. 80, -.
clear weather over the Southern States with light
winds. the temperature has fallen over the northern
nortiOns of the New England and Middle States; cloudy
Weather has prevailed from Lakes Michigan ana Supe
rior 10 the Lower Missouri Valley, with eastery to
southerly Winds and with Of rain over the North
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GERMANY.
CRISIS IN THE BAyARIAN MINISTRY - GEORGIA |
BONDS EXCLUDED FROM TIE FRANKFORT |
EXCHANGE.


7
A crisis has occurred i'll the Bavarlan Min
isry and the members have rendered their designations
to the King The Exchange Of Frankfort has excluded
from its regular transactions any Of Georgia
bonds until the holders the State Aid bonds are salts
fed as their sOundness.