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A PROFESSOR DROWNED.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Prof. A. Beidsman,
age 49, lately from Chicago while bathing this morning at
Cape May was seized with Mt In shallow water ana
drowned About the time Prof. Bedsman was drowned
a bfeboat rescued fonr young men who had yentWed
into deep water and become exhausted.
TWO LITTLE GIRLS BURIED IN COAL~MINE.
SCRANTON, Pa, July 23-The surface near the
baltimore shaft of the wkesbarre Mine cayed in this
morning. causing the destruction OF house occupied by
two families Two little girls we're buried The mine
vaa unused,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-23
NORTH CAROLINA.
HE ADMINISTRATION CAMPAIGN.

GRANT MEETING AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
SENATOR WILSON, EX-Goy. HARTMAN, AND
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THE WEATHER..

WAa OhfsEThksr,C once Chte1 SI1sial CS.ceT,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., August II 1872, II am.S
STr oPsIs PoR PAST TwBNTY-FoUR HOURS
Inc barometer has fallen over New England
ana northwest of the Ohio valley being probably
lowest IN the northwest II is highest from
tennessee to the south Atlantic coast Heavy
rains have prevailed over the Atlantic states
ana continue from Connecticut nOTtheastwarI
light rams were reported during the night
from western Iowa and Minnesota. Clear
weather has generally continued from Louisiana
and Alabama to Lake Erie and lower Michiga
Fresh brisk southeriy and southeasterly winds
have prevailed from eastern Kansas to Mime
sofa
PRoBABIIITTEs.-Wind yeering to westerly
with clearing weather during the afternoon and
evening over New England, and from the latter
10 Virginia during the day. Clear whether
generally prevailed over the southern states
during the day. Failing barometer from the
Ohio valley to the lakes with southeriy winds
and increasing cloudiness. The area of rain
over the northwest probably extend eastward to
lower Michigan and northern Illinois during
The day, and possibly to the lower lake regions
tonight, preceded by brisk southerly winds
The regular telegrsphic reports for this morning
have not as yet been received from Missouri to
upper Michigan and westward.
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Government Securities
Jaw Cooke e Co. furnish the foIIovyirn A.
Marketa To-day.

BALTIMoRE, Aug. E.-yirsinia skies, consoli-
dated, 70; Go. registered and peelers, IS bid TO
day
BALTIMORE. Aug. F.-Cotson strong: low mid
dlinGs, cn5sa ~. Fiour dull and unchanged Wheat
du,li white :. - far 70 prime red, q IUe5l.75;
- s0sSl 65 Corn dan white southern. 10; vel,
low southern, C.: mixed western. 6ia62. Oats
dull souiheIn, 44a45 western mixed, IS; do. white,
IS Eye hIm and scarce, TOeS0. Provisions
stronger and tuOyaut: Mes rrrk firm Al. 7-aSis
Bulk meals srIner apd kisher-ssoGi.ers Z; rib
sides, 9z ;ei5eT h si6es. ga. Bacon active and
hsher1'hou.1srs, s}[ssi1: rib sides. To- clear r.b
sides, alec: suSsr-crred hams firm, ITaITts
Lard oull and hlm,9. Western dull and depress d
choice, j.. whisky, firm.
hEw YORK, Aug. F.-stOcks Gull. Gold finn.
H. horey easy, 3. Exchange, long. SA; short,
"a HoEeInIne nts du. ard steady. Virginia 65, As
new 20 North Ceroii1as. S44; new, ~
SEW YORK, Aug. H.-ElOur steady. Wheat
o, borDoN, Aug Y, II 81 a: Ia.-Consols opened st
~ Tor money: and D.. ter account. Bonds
quiet; ls62s S11s lSG5s ole, %: 1867 g2I5 10 40s,
20 Cobso's and American securities closed IN
FRASKFosT. Aug. E.-Bonds 95AS for the issue
Of lSi2
PANS: August II The specie IN the Bank OF
france has increased lSoO,J0 francs during the
rast week.
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10" ID exclude sewer gas from dwellings, j." is
exp ialheC by MI Gervase Wheeler, we'll
Known English architect. Every house pine
connected with the drains. within or yvi,bo1,
must be trapped in such manner that the
water upon which It's action depends NAV Al
ways be relied upon with certainty a. being
there. The house drain should, to begin with
after All the leaders have been connected Will
n, be trapped close 20 IT'S point OF discharge; the
quantity Of hUid poured constantly down from
the house will serve to keep this trap properly
tiied- Jhe trap, whether OF earthenware, stone.
or en@fneieG iron, shoCld have its cover tightly
Fitted, but capable o. ready removal for cleans
ing. ard IT'S position should be easily accessible
and properly indicated. 1t should be large al, q
II Us position Will permit, al upright pip,
Should be run from its lower side VI tia walls
CT the building so Is TO discharge above the
rOcf. Fer water-clOset traps the only safe rule
Z constant care that they are well flushed with
water; but even then, with all the precaation
tAist skl-iCi planning, good workmanship, and
Intelligent use may secure, there is danger that
TIE pressure OF the iEsid.oUS atmospheric poison
rom sewage forcing Its way over the water in
The traps, and Unless drawn OF by ventilation il
VII Ienetrate the house. 1t is necessary, there
tere, that some means should be reSoTted 20 10
hberate the injurious gas before il accumulates
70 dangerous degree in the sewers, drains, and
so'- pipes. Our pipes are far from satisfactory
II MS respect, but the simple principle to be
''teh1ed % Is TIE provision OF u complete venti-
latlol.
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The New York Journal Of COmnerss has full
and carefully prepared review ns he conflicting
statements in reference to the new found Col
conda in the sccdthwest, and comes to the con-
clusion that proof of the diamond wealth and
ruby riches Of Arizona is insufficient, adding
caution 10 its readers against going out there as
gCm-hunters and against putting money into
schemes 10 buy or work diamond mines in tina,
or any other part of the United States. II thi
advice is followed as it ought to be, nobody will!
be hurt by il, except, perhaps, the shsrpers who
are specializing on the credulity OF q too con
ECing public.
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FINANCIAL AMP COMMERCIAL 9

There was no material change in the New
York money market yesterday; the rates on call
loans being = as : Per cent. Government bonds
were quiet hut strong, and the stock market was
intensely dull.
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The reported discovery of petroleum in Prus
sian Siberia, will. if the news is confirmed, have
bad effect on the American oil trade, as Ger
many consumes more coal Oil than any other
European country.
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Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
Any portion OF il, can have TIE STAR mailed to
tier address TOr such time as they desire, az the
rate OF fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
PANIED by he money, should be sent to the busi-
Hess Of-ce Of the paper.
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IL wasn't Dan Rice but Daddy Rice" who
invented Jim Crow minstreisy, Oh New York
CommsTeidl.
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LIZ Is an al wind, &c. So think the Pesnsyl-
Vania Papers which notice, without any. ex-
Iress!o1s OF profound grief, the statements from
fHg.aEd that there has been d farther advance
N coal, which is -Gaivalent, in some deserin-
ions, g an Increase OF more than one hundred
Ter cent OF The prices Of the correspondin,
period II Is.1. "A Phiia!eirhia manor even ,oas
s" lar a. 70 intimate that from present fndica-
i-oAS TIE coal and iron industries Of the Key
sCAe sta'e VA hereafter DC well fortified against
EusiiNG competition, and u l. natQrs! 20 expect
iAat NE Development OF the mines in the state
vii progress with increased rapIdity. III the
hii'@IIs would only give Up their present waste
III and uEscientifc methods OF burning fuel In
gates which scorch tie face and freeze the
zach anu open kitchen tres which roas. the
coos a. Wen as the meat, perhsps the de-
creased CONSUMPTION would answer inst as yr,Il
- -'---e prices a. an increase Of the supply
II seems % be conceded b. the insa,s,,,,,.
papers and even the moderate Greelev nans-.
sAst TIC republicans are gaining ground IN .hs
doubtful stasSs. Elsewhere we give the vIsws
Of the New Englan,. correspondent OF the Gin
cihnah Con'aerctGl in resSzFd 20 the political
s''la'ion II That quarter. The L.. lana CORES
toICsLt OF the New York H>rcrg c-nr,,. les
Sateiui review OF the prospect in thai STAT s;,,
'Ee Of'nicn that 1.-The chances are with the "a.
tEoAeans IN october, buttso slightly that on,v
III snigrs can determine which side of the
Scales viii 20 up and which 90 down. There
l. to be plenty OF hard work, and either side
will de hard. Morton and Hendricks have so
wi!led It, for the result is death to one or ether
OF them
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eVGrace Greenwood calls riding astraddle
f'the way women used 10 ride In the high heroic
days"
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-ADd one or two unfinished rooms
- wanted for the fall and winter months, for gen
ilt man and wife. Address ne. A. 81. -" Boom "A
War Department IT,
RQAEpIEG-Large airy ROOMS, nicely furn.
- ished, with the best of TABLE BOA RID ut reas-
enable rates. Good situation, and line of street
cars; 9l3 New York avenue n W. aueS avs
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
N prices moderate, at 2l03 corner Of Pennrylva-
ola ayende and 2lst street mayl-tf
tHiRSTcGLAsS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901, corner of PenDsylyani av enue and 18th
street. Good location. and accessible mh2S-lv
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Y o E Z &c L .
JUAN BOYLE a GO,

~
ZEAL ESTATE OHERS,
No. Ti3 F.FTEKNTH STREET, PLANTS BU:LoINa.
FOR SALE.
a HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE ca
south street between - and 81 streets, with sll
the modern tmproy eEents. Small cash payments
and lorg time CT balance.
Several FARMS, small and large, on the line 81
the Point CT Rocks railroad, within few mimi
walk Of the depot, within thirty minutes Of WasA-
iDston. Terms easy.
Also, sne Of two bundled acres, on the same rosi
and same distance from depot, iIaproved b. House,
&c.
Six LOTS near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey
avenue. One Of the finest situations IN the city.
A handsome COUNTRY SEAT Of o. acres, one
mile above Georgetown.
A handsome ROUSE, on corner 2lst and Il
streets, with every modern improvement, iJRg time
payments.
fine LOT on street 3 y between ID and 81
Two LOTS on 81 street, between and u :. u
Several LOTS on u street, bet. ID and 81 ). Z
Three handsome HOUSES in the " est End
Also, HOUSES AID LOTS in all parts Of the cf.y
Two handsome HOUSES on 9th street
MONEY To LOAN
In sums OF from 5 100 to $1,000 on real estate.
mars ly
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS CALkISSS SCHOOL
I'1 will OPEN on the
ElbST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER,
NJ the cofher OF Penns sy. and & ST = x. sul5-ln'
MISS R0ss YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL,
AVE- go. "THE RpSSLYN SEMINARY"
No- l93s 81. 4 Co7co-aa Roar. neay l6fA 81,
Will reopen on MONDAY, September ed. Letters
ssking Information may b. sent to the School rooms
he Prhc pal will be at home after September l2.h
NoUNG LADIES' sEMINA8Y.-MIss FAR-
bofEBs Boarding and Day School will he re-
opened sEPTENBKR 9Th. Also class Of small boys
For circulars 9ppy at the book stores or address the
pripsiIal. Mics NARROWER, 1880 I -. sngi4 I'm
THE MISSES PERLEY will re open their School
\ Tor Dung Ladies AM Children on WEDNES-
nab = pt. 4, l.l2 II the psrlOrs OF the AsseTrby
Presbyterian Church. For references see circu.
lcrs augI4 In
THE CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIUsJ
ACADEMY.
"A STREET, tDR. SUNDERLANDS CHURCH
VIII De re opere9 for the reception # Pupils MON
DA1 September "a Fer particulars and advantages
Cterco see circulars At principal book stores, -
call and see the Principal, MIR CHASE ROYS 4
n a. oI' Pennsy lyanla avenue esst. auglI-lm
EREDERICh FEMALE SEMINARY
FREDERICK, ND,
CHARTERED 1870,
Will Commence its Next Session
MONDAY, The 9TH OF SEPTEMBER.
For Catalogues, containing terms. views Of tr1S.
Ines, &C actress lev. TEOS. IL. CASS, 4. 81,
IEeslceni. ausl0 lm'
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LOST AND FOUND.

l oST-A small BASKET In Metropolitan Bail
- road Car. coming from Baltimore depot, 81
o'clock yesterday eve. The finder will receive a
suitable reward by leaving il at 307 9TH st. It,
| OST-0n Wednesday last, in the northern part Of
BUTTON The finder will be rewarded upon leav
ing It with 81. ". CALF, BRO. CO., Jewel
Irs. lrs,
GAME TO MY PREMISES, Il. G. JONES
- Farm on the Ridge road, above George.-n
town, Oh the 3lst Of July, one white and red "
spotted, short horned, dry COW, with slit in ~.
The right ear and underbit In the LETT. l give
notice that IL the owner does not come forward,
prove property, Pay charges and take her away,
viii proceed TO soil the said Cow at public auction at
walls BAZAAR Cd Tuesday, August 9th, at 10
O'Clock. 10 psy charges.
eul7-3 JESSE BUTLER.
1 OST-Strayed away, on the night OF the 10th in
- slant. a RED, horned Cow, white stripe in-H
her face; will cave soon. A suitable rewsrdNlC
viii be paid for her return to JOHN HOL-GA
LohAN, 9TH street read, near General How
aids. aul6 St.
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~ ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TENPLAR
M6SpERl Nc. ], h. T., are directed to assemble
~ me Asy lrn, In full uniform, SUNDAY, AUGUST
i5th at CLOCK p Ia, foT the purpose Of attending
the funera! CT our deceased frater Sir THOMAS
SRkAsER sister Conmanderies are courteously
Invited. BY order ST the En- Com.
1t MARREN III. ORCITT gccnrter
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DE your OWN LANDLORD.

EORSALE-OD easy terms TIE SAMPLE aOOMs
Il No. oOJ Fe1nsy VANS avenus, next g Metro
poitSn Hctel. Inquire Of wELCkEB & HAGEB
TY. bo7 I5lh street. aur7-i-a
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he lime manufacturing business Of the late W.
II. GuDEh deceased, will he continued as usual by
bic widow, Mrs. W. ii. Cooley, by the aid aud
assistance of his former clerk and foreman, II. w
NlLSOE and J. GRIFFIN; and solicits the
pstronf sc OF his former friends ard customers. All
orders for Lime, Plaster, Hair snd Cement, will be
prCmpiv attended to- sDls-eoSts
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~sTaONG TESTIMONY.

Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills are mild and gentle rurrs-
i've, possessing the peculiar merit Of acting As a
poWer agent IN relieving copgestiye or torpid
liver. They tay no equal.
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conduct in parts 1t is the severest criticism is douoy
admirable The Duke Of Aumale has taken occasion
81 the ARMY bill TO reveal himself competent
snecast for the subject on hand respectable orator.
fair parliamentary speaker, and clever politician
Others follow What is most observable, therefore. is
the avoidance by all of them OF topics and phrases cal
cuated TO rrltate in the slightest degree the fears or
excessively susceptible other feelings of the Prussans
The Constitutional this morning has an article full OF
gracious commentator Of our Senate iorlt poe BACK
ing down ON the Alabama ndirectnesses Messrs wash
hrrne Roe and others and Miss Grant, dned the other
night with NJ de Remusat. The Burmese ambassadors
have arrived. The Japanese are expected Frank
Moores discovery of Franklin by Greuze' reveals the
curious fact that Greuze thought IT no shame 10 copy tne
visnomy of so great from the original OF Dupesss
II, IL,
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE SUMMER CAPITAL.
THE PRESIDENT AT LONG BRANCH
THE DEPARTURE FROM WASHINGTON.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBDNRl
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June II

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June II, 1sI1
The adjournment OF Congress has depopulated Wash
ington like pestilence The hotels without guests
the Capitol is deserted boardn houses have set ur
their old-time Summer signals, "Rooms 10 let;" the
streets without life; the departments are without
VISITORS the gas has been turned of and the shutters
closed at the White House, and the whole city, within
the brief "a hours since the adjournment OF Congress-
appears more Rs in midsummer than 1t usually does
at this season Of the year. Macy Of the mem
bers and Senators took the evening train
for their homes last night, without waiting
for the adjournment and the morning and noon
trains were crowded with the retreating multitude; a
few Congressman only TO adjust the business OF
their constituents before the Departments The Eren0
Star administration Journal contains the announce
meut so familiar its readers last Summer, that
Cabinet meeting held to-day, owing 20 the absence
OF the President. In another paragraph the paper
ports that the President, accompanied by Mrs Grant
Mr. Dent Gather OF Mrs Grant, young Jessie Dent Grant
(sOn OF the PRESIDENT aud Baine Dent gsOn OF Judge
DENT left tins morning on the O'Clock tram Tor Long
Branch. The announcement IL also made mat Cen
Porter private secretary TO the President left Tor Long
Branch several days ago prepare the Presidents cot
tage his reception. I'm another portion Of the paper
paragraph saying that Secretary Boutwell, has gone 20
his home at Groon, Mass and that Secretary Fish, who
has been seriously ndpOsed for several days past lett
the city last evening for his home the Hudson. st
another paragraph referring the absence OF Secretary
Belknap says: He viii not return until after the
animation at West Point 10 Is well known that the
tOrneyienera has been away from his duties for
weeks aiding the Grant party in Oregon. It Is crafty
ing know that Mr.. CTeswel has not yet 20 his
farm at Elkton for the Summer, aud that secretary
DelanO, who has but just returned from two months
absence in the West IL In the city. IL II said thai
Gen Dent and Gen. Babcock will have charge Of the
White House during the Summer.
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THE EX-EMPEROR's LAST CARD.

HOW LOUIS NAPoLEON's LETTER WAS CALCU-
LATED TO INFLUENCE THE ARMY AND THE
AssEMBLY-M D'AUDIFFRET POSSIBLE
SUCCESSOR TO NJ. THIERS-SOME POINTS IN
THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE ARMY BILL.
pRoh THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNBl
PARIS, May 29.-Once q man and twice a
Bd Laughed at in his young days for srasbourg and
LOulogne much admired by some in his prime for the
coup detat and it's immediate results, Louis N. Bona
psrte grows lsughsble again HIS last adventure Is
equally ridiculous for its impudence and its bathOs tits In
the form OF letter addressed the generals Of
the Army Of Sedan in which. assuming that the Con
situations OF tie Empire unaDrogated he Taciousy
~atsTs mem with tie Imperial mantle from any TesD0Ds
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uAyTr AND sANTo DOMINGO.

REPORTED CLAIM FOR DAMAGES BY THE UNITED
STATESMAN APPEHENDED WITH sANIo
DOMINGO.
PRINCE, June 1.-The'U. ). steam
ship Nipsic arrived here to-day
It's reported that thelAmencan Government claims
$4,000 damages arising out OF the dimcuy between us
Consul at ST. Marc and the native Government
The oyernment concentrating troops at Cape Hay
fen fearing another attack from the Santo Domingo
frontiers.
7, "a rumored that the Haytian Government intends
10 declare war against President Baez VINO is accused
of being the nstatOr OF the invasion OF aytan terri
sAyTo DOMINGO, May So via HAVANA, June ll-Presi-
dent Baez armng all his available forces and sendln
them 10 the Haytian frontier. rumor ~ current mere
that the Haytians intend early invasion OF the ne
public
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LBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNR.l

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNB
DIES MONIES June 1.-THE Democratic State Con-
venton which met here to-day was the largest
which has been held for many years. Sixty-three
counties of the 100 in the State represented and
cast 800 votes. The Hon. b. b. Richards of Dubuque
was elected President, and, in thanking the Con-
vention said there seemed to be willing spirit
present in the Convention to cOncede everything for
the common good of the country and to sacrifice
prejudice that the country might be redeemed from
Administration most execrabe in its acts and prn-
ciples He thought it noble purpose for the De-
mocracy to stand near and to stretch ont its hands
to support that noble body which met at Cincinnati
and to help it onward to success" He was loudly
cheered as he sat down. The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Resolred, That the principles enunciated at tho late
Cincinnati Convention taken I'm connection with the
letter ~ Horace Greeley accepting the nomination OF
that Convention constitute platform In which all the
elements OF opposition to the present corrupt admins
tration OF the Federal Government can stand
Resolved That this Convention instruct its delegates
TO the baltimore Convention to vote and unit
upon all questions.
The following delegates and alternates were
elected to the Baltimore Convention: Delegdes-M
NJ. Hamm of Dubuque Co.. j. f. Duncombe Of Web
ster Co., Chas. Mason Of Des Moines Co., John p
Irish of Johnson Co. AHerndtes-Giles Coles of
Fremont Co.. Timothy Murphy of Iowa Co., J. s.
Root of Floyd Co.
After electing delegates from the nine Congress
Districts the Convention adjourned. No State
ticket nominated
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SOTTH CAROLINA.
CONVENTION - CINCINNATI APPLAUDED-
GREAT ENTHUSIASM FOR GREELEY AND
Known
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuSEI

CONVENTION - CINCINNATI APPLAUDED-
GREAT ENTHUSIASM FOR GREELEY AND
BROWN.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
COLUMBIA, S. c., Jnne 1.-THE State Democratic
Convention assembled here this evening. Delega-
tons from sixteen counties were present. The Hon.
w. ID. Porter of Charleston was elected President.
Resolutions of hearty and unqualified approval
of the Cincinnati platform and nominees, and re-
commencing their support to the Baltimore Con-
venton, were received with great applause and re-
ferred to Committee, who will report tomorrow,
when the Convention reassembes.
Gems. Hampton, Kershaw, Butler, Wallace, the
Hon. Simeon Fair, James Chestnut, and many other
of the most prominent citizens Of the State are of
the Convention, which is in every way representa-
tive body There is absolute unanimity in favor Of
Greeley and Brown, with the exception of one-Mr.
Stokes of Greenville.
In the counties which did not send delegates the
white people are entirely and unequivocally for
Greeley and Brown as to lead them to doubt the pro-
priety of taking part in Democratic Convention.
The people of the State are unit for Greeley and
Brown and will not support any other ticket Every
ausion to Mr.. Greeleyor to the Cincinnati platform
was greeted with storm Of applause.
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CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-pY TELEGRAPH

-. The Office Of The Omaha Daily Bee was de-
Ttroysd BY FIRE yesterday morning
....Wild's cotton mill in Frankford, Penn, was
burned yesterday afternoon Los 100000
....The dam of f. j. NJ. Hale,s wooden factory at
Southland Mass. CAV, way yesterday Loss, e3soo
-. Solomon p. Connor, Secretary of the haruord
and EewHaveh Railroad died at Hartford yesterday nornnE
Volunteer troops from Fort Whipple have over
tien the Apache Indians Who lately rzde I've sSS near rr
colt, AnIOhs, and reeaptured 900 sheep
John Chitell IA years old clerk in dry goods
Broadway Newfof bathing in Ne Con
nssdsui River, near Hartford, Yesterday afternoon.
IA quarter of a mile of snow-sheds on the Cen
Railroad Crystal burned on hondaJ
The disaster will cause seous ee,endoa The tsina
-. Raymond Carbon, the Mexican accused OF
attaching mail stages VI. arrested Aqua Cshenie Cal
lan,ssu toohh from the jail II PkaniI hsnsed him
The drying house connected with the powder
mill st. Clair Penn exploded yesterday The workman s all 81
0RkLeyk
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BRAZIL.

DISSOLUTION OF THE BRAZILIAN CHAMBERS
A NEW MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR.
LISBON Tuesday June IL, 1872.
The mail steamship DOurO has arrived from
Rio de JaDero, having left May g. The Brazilian Cham
bers dissolved, but cOnvoked again for
the LIST OF December.
Senator RibeirO Luz had been appointed Minister Of
the