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New-York tribune., 1872-09-23

Diamonds" at this theater is TO be remarked. THIS
piece enters upon its third week. and announce
ent made that 1t will DO continued every night FOR
the present We hear however. that its withdrawal Is
contemplated and that II will give place at no distant
day Mr. Bret Hartes effort in dramatic literature
We also hear that another debuante will come forward
in the latter work A play by Mr. Bret Harte cannot
fail to prove at the outset exceedingly strong Ora
matte sensation
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs-ST JAMES THEATER'
One of truths most efficient allies is pointed
and fecitous Jest The San Francisco Mnstrels WELD
this gttering weapon upon two of the most Vulnerable
of TOPICS the chief features Of their current pro-
gramme being what they call "a new society play OF IN
tense interest" styled Diamonds" baok ones, we pre-
sume) and a buresque called "Raw Carrots" The
minstrel company at the st. James Theater is the
strongest organization Of the kind tie city and IT has
met with steady public favor in Its position IhaV
favor its managers wisely hold by offering an e
tertainment that is always bright and is hoqueh1y
varied.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE.
In the favorite Bowery resort pupll Oh
Professor Risey" La Petite Georgia makes her hrst
appearance tonight She is gymnast and Is ac-
credited with great skill and grace The protean per-
former, Mr.. 6. Banker. moreover, oilers "maglc
changes" Mr. Pastors company includes, among
others the following performers: Miss J. Engel g. vii
liams Harrigan and Hart, b. Carter, H. keTnel Kitty
lie Roy John Manning Frank Gerard, H. Mason, C. Sea-
bert and Celia Iferd. Persons acquainted with the
Varieties stage will perceive the strength Of this com
binaton Afternoon performances occur here on Tues
days and SATURDAYS.
CALIFORNIA MINsTRELs, NO. 720 BROADWAY.
Messrs. Mcguire Il Emerson have found an
audience fit few for their California troupe; and
the sojOurn OF their mnstres the cosy little theater
which was formerly Kelly Icons, and afterward
Lima Edwin's bids fair to bs indefinitely prolonged.
This minstrel troupe is the only now located down
town. and it enjoys certain obvious advantages on that
account We have previously printed the names Of It's
chief performers remarked the generally bright
character of the entertainment they furnish II is only
needul now to the OF their seem
ingly remunerative season.
RoBINSoN's CIRCUs-MADIsoN-AYE.
Mr.. James Robinson intimates that his Circus
season in this city VIII be terminated next Saturday
His show viii then have been here three weeks. In
gagements made in other cities Decessitate its witi-
drawal The local public has evinced appreciation c.d
given patronage. Mr. Rcbnson's tent viii a,c'n $50
date several thousand spectators, and it has GLcIy
been wei populated. Mr. Robinson himself Us olc of
the best riders ever in circus and his Coz oi
professional cOadjuors is numerous ana varouiy tc-
co1nplshed In circus ieats. The tent Of this circus
remains pitched on Madsonave not far from the GianG
Central Railway StatlOp and performance WIZ .OcttT
therein every afternoon and evening this week
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
MUSICAL NOTES.

Foreign papers give hatterng accounts Of
the recent debut AZ SavOna OF Miss NiOietid COylHe
daughter OF the welknOwn NeW-Iork manager. Miss
Coyile has been studying four years under ware ID
Paris Riebing in Leipsic, and san Giovanni M Milan
Miss Jenny LandsJnan, who viii DO ToLcmb.lSl b3
New-YOrk cOnnOlss curs mas been singing lately ID Iay
where she seems to have been very successful.
The first programme Of the Rubinstein con-
cers TO be performed Tonight is much above the aver
age concert standard Herr Rubinstein (whO appears
Immediately after overture) plays his conccrJu IN
JninOr-fhe work which he always chooses fer ms intro
ductiOn to q strange audleuce-dnd afterwards gives an
Ar and Variations by Handel ROndO 10y h 5Ii, the
March from BeethOycu's " Ruins Of Athens Etudes
SyInphOniQues OF SChumann and BaIcaIOle, MC iolc
ana Waltz OF his own. Herr NIenitWshl pays Men
delssohn's violin concerto in minor and Legende OF
MS own The selections OF Miles. LieDhr. aud O.meni
are taken from the usual sources OF miscellaneous
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

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Tobias Mrs Jenkins Miss b. sherman = fgr'oi ~ isss.
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and cdd j. Cool r. d. Iieirshcner Mrs d. He Aue JiY w.
FISHER Rev : r. A. Lndahl, Miss Susan p Keaii n ,a2hs
Skeppseit John r. Carroll T. Lew, Mrs. Lew. hs > X
HbJ, Mrs A. Camp Mr. H. Ttgn7son W hlrt NJ - Hnf,.
Huntingdon. Ga Rchfrs0n. ~ he1don, h
Crane, d. Col Rensut Mr. henart. r. w. 70 o o.
Cohen 1hOmpsO3 Dr. H. hacan, Mn Nlcel1 Ger Mac fn
Mrs Hart ". L. Shaw Augustus kusfnsr Mr. hlienF
Master Master Kurstener. Col es r a. h4s
a. W. yaunes, Juhn Henry. H. skinner Mz hc.s. hr taoapae
John Wright j. Gnhs Mrs rcths Master y Gri D. D. y
Bowman, r. g. Stafford " H. sharp D. hlasnan ~. jon
son NJ y Erymser. e. Prehen M Plsn. J. W. Atcss, a. -
Merritt W. r. MERIT, G. n. Wenore. j. p. bsrns, A
Peel G. B. Dupnv, MAY kossall II. T. GA4slcn, h
Barnes Jones J. a. Sage. ElNin a. sloE, G: = h,HRh.
W m Cinenea Mrs Gspcrea MssGl0caea Mr Prnk hodge, J.
H. WalRdge Prof J. r. Cassels. B6sndenbenhn. ". Aa
roy J. c. Knock DR. Frank Homer f. T. Whte Jae ilEtl Mr.
Pnlman Pulman p. Morse. p g. Dl1gnOr " O.
Hnson, Moniane Marcus Mrs Ain small Wool NJ y y.
Kh Henry SoOdusn, o. p BHel, John GOOn r. D1i'r, u
:. Breckenridge, Rev. Mr Baldwin.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
TELEGRAPHIo NOTES.

Ex-senator Richard Yates il lying very I'll At
the fremont House. In Chicago
m Gov. Hoffman addressed thel Macbhis'S al"
BlacksmibS Convention at AIb4sy Saturday
The Government of Brazil has granted ~
Baron Mans concession for teegrAphc cable ss~e" D ~
Portuguese coast
Joseph W. Symonds Of Portland ha8 been ap.
pointed by Judge Of the Superior C'e'' o. "@e' ~
Judge Lane. deceased.
TIE new FIVE per cent gOld bonds OF the Proyi-
dence R H. Water Lean were sod u a1e1n ~ D"' o'
300 0Og bringing %; Sio0.0nO. Sli. AMI balance ~.
The strike among the sailors as Cleveland.
which began last Thursday has assumed threatening opel ~
uriay The strikers boarded number of yso ani ooi ie
shOre Fourteen Of tie strikers haze been 'f'
. The Postmaster-General has awarded % tBe
for clrrying lAe SATURDAY spl
from New York 10 Queeastowh anj Liverpool ad % be -
steamship for the S4tpif e
fsr the Continent The service both Is 10 be priT iof
months October for the pofge OF Two ea ''
Thomas b. Van Buren, United State5 COn-
missioner International Exposition al Nie-Ba ~ 3 h
mated following the Department r oonsrih"n -
Comm onen- n Rou1 Of Boston Lewis se1son oo OF ,An
cinnat. J. &. Bo;er OF sew.YOrk. at Eenns H. bs
w., H. Gare,s0n of Cevei1nd Robert sr At n
" T. Edward GOithie Of SegOresns and h oay o. hsFi'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
OBITUARY..
THE HON. GARRET DAVIS.

THE HON. GAkkEI DAVIS
For some time past the Hon. Garret Davis,
IT, s. Senator from Kentucky, has been hopeessy i'll ;
during the last month his disease, which affection
Of the lungs assumed agangenous type and terminated
his life Yesterday at Paris, Ky. Mr.. Davis was born
September 10, 1901, and therefore II years OF
age at the time of his death. e studied law in his
native state of Kentucky and admitted TO the bar
in 1s23 His career reckoned successful One an
he soon became engaged in politics, being active in
the Whig party. In 1888 he elected to the State
Legislature. and was twice reelected. When the
Convention to revise the State Constitution was
chosen in 1882 he was of its most prominent men,
hers In the same year he elected to the Lower
House of Congress and served in batcapacty until s47
when he returned home and devoted himseft to agri-
cultural pursuits, to which he much
attached. He was quoted as high authority
throughout the State agricultural matters. In o6
he was elected TO the United States Senate an Old
Line Whig opposed TO secession ana serSSG On re G
Claims. He succeeded John q. Brecknrdge' In Jahu-
ary 1861 he reelected to the senate ana selvea on
SEVERAL important committees though attery his fa
ing health has incapacltated him from mach puDhc
labor. ,. 49, 4, - a., ..
ament ndOmitabe his purposes. and OF keen suseep
tIbiities Early In life he became familiar friend Ot
Henry C,ays and the day OF his death his proudest
boast was that he had been hOnored with the CONT
dence and friendship OF that great statesman In person
Nr Davis was small slight and OF delicate build but
perched on his desk he has often entertained the Senate
for many hours at time with speech OF great iaDoi
diees and in lnyective and sarcasD his famous
scheme for dividing New-England and Praeucaily
lea wing that group States out In the cold" VIII be
remembered as OF his favorite plans of revenge
which had after ALL more of the appearance OF prac
cal Joke than a serious measure.
Al Inc lime OF his DEATH we believe Mr. Davis was
one Of the Regents Of the Smithsonian Institution Hs
successor, Mr.. Thomas McCreary, has already been
elected by the Legislature OF Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23

DIED.

CANFfRLD-On Sept 81 jerome Csnleh, aged 6i years
Friends are invited his era from bis itc utelcc f Heo-
ry-st BROOKLYN. MONDAY next at 2 o'clock p M
Virginia pluero pneumonia Friday 2Ah September
the ne ideuce brother h-law Charles Couiert
The friends family invited U attend her funeral 0n Mos
Hall 90 Of the $40 oeock IRON tnc Oo Bsay-
81. Carriages will De in waiting az South Orange depot
ORTH-On annay zlst nst Lucy b. sfe Of Ioha
II. Iohnsswogh aged 30 year.
The relatives and tie family respectfully invited % attend
the funeral residence No. AZ smith ST. Paterson, y j. on
Tuesday Path ins al oc0s, and from The AfSt d. b ChiT
at2:}O o'clock.
Rochester. y. y, papers please copy.
PLUMMER-At Asheye n c., the 18Th inst, william Pipm
mer, aged 4j years.
The friends and relatives ofle family respectfully iry'i 20 s1eui
the funeral a bis residence Man-s Orange \. On MONDAY
2 inst 10 O'Clock Trains leave foot OF Barclay S. a 5W
RPWsEy-On Saturday Sept o. at a Ffbaye ar brief lines
William Remsen Of Henry K men, in the h Tea' hsa
re ard friends o. the family Of the deceased respectfully
invited 10 attend Tuesday p ID o. o.; L 30 VcOcs
DR. Huous Church Washington uare N- r. -Ttlcf iton
The remains VII be iuieHe 10 lle nmy FspA u -rcnHo'
"Kp Co.. Seventh REeiME NJ G. s. ~ Y hewYorii s'pt lH
l872CQpauy onlers 80. T. Tie CQmua a4 % - 5l Ivy ln
Of the COMPANY viii assemble 90 the armo ~ cihs, ephe
white gloves lett Tuesda Ih in - h oOk
NJ for purpose Of psYing tie last hlt o e,e o iHF lits
I,mcaiei eomrl.c. b. order Of CAPT. bICHANDsOE
y. W. BAcoS, First Sergeant
TuRSEYQa Sunday morning. sept 2 Conel. widow Of the Ato
lance Turney, In ths SNh year OF her age.
The Telstlye ana friends family respectfully ng q % 'sBi
the funeral from her ae residence, No. 100 Nes; Tlihs ruo
day morning at 10 Ocgek.
gHTE-In Orange j. or gs 22 inst Hsnaii waite. sio~
fthe late Robert White il.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23

ance was, ale, Us have peace" Ills power for doing
good was very ereat He should have made himself
President only OF party but OF the whole people
Instead OF making peace In the South be had kept up
continual strife He had been recrean 10 MS trusts ana
iathless to his VOWS ana the people were no" lonuy
demanding change
Mr.. Maxweii OF BROOKLYN eulocized Horace Greeley
Ior MS Efforts To the abolition OF slavery ne siu
MI Greeley had succeeded In everythinghe lad unuer
taken so far, and bound TO succeed ~ the coming
election. Gen. M T. Mcmahon said that. aN IL was wen
understood be would be a candidate for Congress next
year. some OF his friends had advised him not 10 take
SIDES In the Presidential contest he might allenato
thereby some OF his political friends, but he sad nc
ace Greeley.
After brief addresses by Chauncey schaher william
H. oWniey and Lewis b. Coates, the meeting adjourned
with cheers for Greeley and Brown, and Herman aud
Depew.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
oBRIEY FAvoRs GRANT AND HERMAN.

OBRIEN FAV0RS GRANT AND KEENAN,.
Senator James 0'BEien stated to a reporter
OF THE TRIBUNE, on Saturday evening, that he would
support Cen Grant for President and Francis Herman
for Governor and predicted that the latter would lead
the Liberal candidates for President and VcePresdent
by 10000 votes IN this city. He denied that he favored
the nomination OF O'Conor Louisville, he salts
fed that there chance OF the -atters being
elected after the Democratic Convention at Baltimore
bad ndOrsed Mr.. Greeley He claimed that he could
easily beat any candidate whom Tammany Hall might
place in nomination for the Mayoraty. He will open
his campaign about oct. 8. The headquarters OF
the supporters Of OBrien In the Apollo ttla build
ing and will be kept open day and evening until after
the election In November The nominations by the
Apollo Hall faction will be made early in October
Meanwhile. the organization will be strengthened as
much possible Speakers 10 be engaged and meet
ings held in various parts OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
LATEST SHIP NEFS.
lFoy Other ship Se,os Sc, Second ragc.i

ARRIVED.
steamship Atlantic (Br) Gde L rpoo Sept y AM S1 astozr
18th. " ndse- and pass to J. H. Sparks - 80.
Steamship Slrpeion (Br) Frglon, Shanghai July ~ Fchw ~
Po Said Aug q Gibraltar Sept With tci Booth C.
steamship Zodiac Chapin Mcrehead CITY, c. dA, wiz md
aui psx. Murray Ferris Co.
steamship Georgia CTowe Charleston with mt' an! pas n H. n
MsTVan Il Co. 80 -, "a
mise. and Old Dominion Steamship Co,
Steamship Louis. Whitehead heW-Orans sept H. WITH Hir
an, pass to H. B. Cromwell & Go. .
Steamship Volunteer. Boodgod PHILADELPHIA WITH mde 10 oni'
lard steamship Co.
Bark Eunoma (Nor) Olsen Liverpool % days with coal.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS 22Arrv,d seahius WH. erase from Bt'inor'.
Neptune from NewYosk; ship Gov Cleg barks 10
Vea; Bend from Crolsl tag ArJ usta
Island Josie A Deycroux trom SIC lcElairia, Va
Ca Sept k2Arugd, L. S revenue cutter AOgonsf.
from Baltimore for Key West put IN for coal
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX " s., Sept 2The steamship Peruvian sllel yeris
f.-n altluurn
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
THE WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DKPARrhENr
OFYicE oP THE CufkF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WAsnISGroS. d. G, sept 70. a. m.

Nukf 0NNAL UFFIlEH, z
WAsniSGroS. ID. C., Sept 23, a m
Supopsis for the Heentxfoar nour9
The barometer has risen from the lakes to
the east and middle Atlantic coast but continues highest
over tho South Atlantic states IL has fallen over the
Northwest.
Areas OF rain have prevailed from the lower lakes to
Lakes Huron and Michigan, and over the Gulf coast
Tho temperature has risen from Virginia 90 New Eng
land 80.
Probabilities
For New England westerly winds and clear weather;
for the Middle States winds backing 10 ensterly ana
southery with clear weather over the southern portion
hut cloudy aud threatening weather the
Lower Lake egiOn this evening.
For the south Atlantic and Gulf states, easteriy TO
sonthefly winds, cloudy weather, and very probably
rain areas; from Tennessee TO The Upper LaAes, dnn
shng pressure. southerly to eastery Winds increasing
clouduess and probably threatening weather.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
UTAH NEWS.

SALT LAKE CITY Sept. 2l.-The case of the Emma
Mining Company Of land against The Cincinnati aai Illinois Funne
Company involving the right ofovnerhp te richest deposits
Of the Emma Mine IN the Little Cottonwood s fe Of
October
In Dsd court this morning. Miss Phehe CoIfcn motion Of
MO1i admitted he bar. An arcss % weleone
delivered bY Judge MeKin aud he hearty ceugrons ef e
the pos4on xn4cl % hf NJ 51ipf VI enes
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
INSURANCE FAILURES.

SUSPENSION OF THE ANDES CO,lPANY AND ITS
AGENTS. DEFALCATION.
The suspension of the Andes Insurance
Company of Cincinnati, having an agency at No. 156
Broadway, due 10 the action OF the superintendent
OF Insurance of Ohio, who made an examination INTO It's
affairs and issued the following report:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23

SAN Francisco. Sept 2f.-A dispatch from Ban
DIEGO r.Oors, agb. between mnand q Gen Crook 'od q"
Indians Of tho Dlte Creek Reservation sppean iSi F
Apache braves were discovered The Wrsth Gen. Ors'k WIN
d ,,snB their arrest Wbeeupon so of be I'D m b.ry
frpd guard killing soldier The sre wss repe "
PAM OF ,alry kng ~ indians. when tHe reaslg d '
fed le NOM an. pursued By two panei Of eAEsI
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23

No Great J0ncst Glscltrs ani Bn
gvers new and fashionable pcs Of CT a. ca
gayed Glass pure crystal Gmae to ores v -al Cseals
Mouozams sc. Also China. Plated Ware aad G IS RHturgs.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
THE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS.

The Liberal Republican NatiOml Executive
Committee announce that from now untDthe November
election the campaign will be conducted uh the utmost
vjgor Invitations have been sent to 20 gutl, Of
oual reputation 70 speak in States oen sylyania,
Ohio ana Indiana, and letters Of acceptace have been
received from nearly all OF them. Theywill enter at
once upon the work More than 100000 csnpagn Gocu-
1ncps arc ready for distribution in yariOs States nd
will be rapidly forwarded to sections whee they eau 30
the most effective service. Letters tally received
from an parts Of the country, telling Of be advance of
tho Reform movement. and announcing lccessions TO
the ranks OF the Liberals. Urgent equests are
made for speakers and documents, and these
are supplied as fast possible. The
correspoldeuts are unanimous IN the asser-
ton that the Reform movement is gazing ground
every day Among the callers on SATURDAY were the
Hon. ~ 7. O'Connor of Charleston, =. C,L L. Sawyer
OF Meriden. Conn.,, c. g. Ostrander of Ne~urgh, n V,
and Col. t. L. Keitt Of South Carolina jim +. Cleve
land has been appointed Treasurer Of the finance Com
r,iffoe Considerable sums have area6 been SUBJ
scrbed by those anxious 10 AID the Liberal Movement.
TDo heao0uarters OF the Democratic Natjnal Execu-
tive Committee presented busy aspect. ajOr Banks
and the force OF clerks making out dets OF speak
rs for The States which hold elections tDcIOber and
forwarding campaign documents For th next two
weeks the campaign in those states viii prosecuted
Win unexampiod ylgor. Among the vsites were Gen.
n T. BANKS OF Massachusetts, the Hon. Duhnt da Ponte
of Louisiana, T. @. Clarke OF Atlanta, a., the Hon.
Samuel f. Rce OF Alabama, julius Arone OF Georgia,
Al the Grant headquarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
there few VISITORS the most pr0mnembeing state
Treasurer PAGE and ex-senator Mcdonald Arkansas.
Tie heaIcuarters of the Liberal Republican state
Committee were tnronged on saturday, wnl represent
atvcs from al sections OF the state, askineOr speakers
and documents. The Committee is meeting these wants
as rapidly 40 possible, and sending into ne field good
st,rafers in addition those who are alrsdy work
ond moi single county will be neglected. The canvass
viii be made thorough and effective as pesble.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
A FIGHT WITH APAcHEs.

rsr.oa, At,u,y s va, admitted 90 motion OfsfU'''
STATES Attorney Henpdead .f =
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23

. Grand Mass Meeting WILDE held at the

Grand Mass Meeting WILDE held the Cooper Union MON
Gdan eA1 Sey q P III Is G sTH @ r ar he oio a one -
eis devise and conammA' measures or Tie eon 'i oar ~a
Hon ba 81 vanco,t Hon Rivari Solomon Brvist
Hon. ClarAson N foter Douaaa b. hsl non , il, ssi
to be present.
WI HAvEMBYRR c. p DHTMOID
D. WILLIS JANIS FREDsacH scHACK
JACKSON > SCHULTZ, JANIS d iiAl.ai ID.
J. b. yAENUM, HENRY . s1UDDhR.
CHARLES wATROUS. DEXTER 4. uAWKiHS,
CyEO. p. PUTIN A. c. POST. NJ d.
j. {. JACKSON HOOPER van worst
Y. Y \. T. hanss' Ssl5sos. s.e. Poo Er-oaoo
publican Greeley aud Brown Cb v b. he4 THIS <A9a SyHs
ISG SS At Lf9aa29 H2 3 a T S'A OS " WI
CoaBgR President s. aAvlEI J. P sAsDriI secFe,sses
Rss9lar Me@esns en- Gf ,1e fa'h lTa Ig'' I IG5rsY
at their headquarisr, $50 bGger G L following Seaen,a vi al
j. W SHARP q NeT.io-s IN fl1arte % he ,aa.' s,rsof
party invited attend W. T. AshMAN. Prsifsa- CAs w.
VAS TissEI Seere,ary.
second Asse%1y DisfTict liSers W d dEePubii,asR- a. W.,
tie breeze on is ontnsai WFDNDtt ByESNG sept -
O'clock in front o heiE Hedguat To- Caa The istetas
Willis, Gen NJ r. MchIahoa, ss co. Toensy eel.
under the auspices Of the MARI Langaa Co,e'ie.
sxtceuth Assembly Dsirles.-G.s,ey asa Bso.a K,rnsa
tbs district viii Be bell DEALT Is corner seeolg v-ptp.
Brown CIGls, al eaas asr dc e GFevey ,ai
Br.WD heFnsn and le}eE re rqaa % s' lA i9,.olas
Gen rhO'. Fnres BoaFA'' ~m a. ieTn. u, Pra.aa-
hcimer Nh AtthiNHOh rre-drli
sA2U.L MURRAY. seeret'y
Seventeenth Assembly District Litcral Dcpu5iisan
On.-R-glar monthly m-eler re Nigs,E Forts
nisthst between Bshsn aud Nistlages go o ~ kNS3
ROBERT Donnlr Sec.
Third Grana RuHr.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SSPr. %, = O'CLOCK.
COOPER INSTITUTE.
NTO BIZ ADDRESSED BY
HON. EDWARDS PIIHNEPONT
And
HON. FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
Tslsi, third Of Rspuba,iu ,leas,
Cooper Institute every wgDS gsDAY EVENING during the campaign
LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED.
The Workingwo;nen's Protective UuIOn.
20 Beeckerst rfs % frauds mSoons
upon vorkngwomen household service IkACHBRS
COPllSrS, IRApkSNOAkN, CLBNhS. &c, oppAsi 10
poyers aud assisted Ia obtaining emp3 Wages wA have
been easnv COLLECTED b. aw shen nesksy All fes
Greciey Hats and Cape.
L. sLSAAN Co. - NsrIcnst.,
Maaafsctucn 81 an Allis oi CAMPAIGN Lst .PARNrS
Amin q CO., Elag aud Manner NiRpuilcturcr, tor
the CamDsn. 33 aDi .Ol tUbtON-St. ,sm Nes lors
O5en-work Bauners, Parade Banners, IIalispar,n-
HOJER GsAgAM'S. Dusnest NY
Political Open-wor,, Ganaers, Per,rniia, F,ae..
lkAksNARENtlhS, Nr t tle l~pgn az In katFates lei
4 -1t1A sas len NeAsAs AN isi<, 1 .f..lH ....
ffttf a 's' .a.... go saIs.uss 81 * -
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
MASS MEETING IN THE SEVENTH WARD.


The Liberal Republicans and Democrats OF
the Seventh Ward held Greeley and keran ratl1ca-
ton meeting on saturday evening, at Motgomery-st.
aud East Broadway. under the auspices OF the j j.
Blair Campaign Club. large banner, bearing the
names 0 the nominees Of Cincinnati and STacuse
drawn across tie street and illuminated bycalcium and
colored ghis. and fireworks displayei from time
10 time during the evening The sueaker stand and
the neighbOring buildings were decorated With Ameri-
can flags and Chinese lanterns. At sp. M about 1000
persons had assembled Judge l.. standby called the
meeting order aud made short speech Resolutions
were passed arraignng the present natnal Admins
traton for keeping dishonest and corrupt hen Office,
insttuting a reign OF terror in the South and calling
upon the citizens Of the Seventh Ward without dstinc-
ZION of party. unite in support OF Greelel and Brown
and Herman and Depew.
Gen washington Burrill Of Missouri was then intro
duccd. The present cGmpalgn he said. was most
important one. Gen Grant elected uner the most
favorable auspices, the people VI the No and South
uniting 10 honor him. The country bad Ilst emerged
war enscd for peace, aud hs prA siren utter
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23

Gen. Upham arrived at Little Rock from Pope
Co1nr ssur5af night nhts Dos91 fi ,@Hpel ptii
RasselIsiie. EEssIl..ag eesuls ~ be saA I4
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
MARRIED..

AYDRRTONAtst ST. Janess Episcopal Church Po-him.
Tbusav sent Ig by Rev Myon Malr. George T. Brown u
Bergen Point j. Ada Louise daughter Of Ralph L. An'ef'ss
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all Notices of Marriages must Be ird0r5ed wIA 5aH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-23

Grand Mass Meeting WILDE held at the Cooper U19a mon
uldrr ile direction ~ It Acf-lUfk Ct-
cal form. or The of fc1r1uy into Onc ~
termnei all the Reform o-ouzton irsn reform bi
and iCr tie c.0rn 0i oar
picipa atars.
Hon Jo hn M yanco Hon RiVari 6omon Hon Wm Bryist
Hon ClarAs0n n. Potter, Donaa b. Baton hon James ms aSi
Others been engaged speak All e enis % t e's are li
han