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New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

but ire r.rtv Sefusg be Fable pay such damages may be
sssessed By the Arbitration Committee -, .,,o a
which reference IA made above follows shoui member be
guilty Of fraud which the Governing Committee .ha b e
jodgr he shall upon conviction thereof y ToS OF t"O' VI "
Committee present. be eIpened'
The first ruling was in consequence OF tho action OF
certain brokers in failing deliver Erie that they had
sold and when the stock was bought in for their ac
count under the rule selling the and again falling
10 deliver At O previous meeting OF the Governing
Committee Of the Stock Exchange 1t was determined
that member selling stocks to supply the
bid OF the presiding officer. closing out
contract under the rule shall. where he fails
TO deliver the stock, pay the difference arising
between cash and regular stock. The amount, IL not
mutually agreed upon shall be assessed by the Arbtra
tlon Committee The President Of the Stock Exchange
ON Sept a. in settling disputed point, ruled that when
creenbac are demanded in payment OF stocks SOLO, ana
a certified check upon bank in good standing IN the
house is rendered aud the demand for green
hacks refsed there is no such default 10 authorize
the closing OF the contract under the rule but the claim
for any damage sustained by the party demanding the
reenbaos must be presented before the Arbitration
Committee.
Tho Governing Committee placed yes terday the bonds
and stocks OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co..
fbe Iorsyille Cincinnati and Lexington Railroad Co.,
the stock 1s mortgage per cent gold and I'd mortgage
per cent currency bonds Of the Pacific Railroad Co. OF
Missouri and the stock OF the Kansas Pacific Railway
Co on the free list OF the Exchange The per cent con-
yerbls bonds OF the Deleware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad Co.. the per cent consolidated mortgage
bonds Of the Erie Railway Co., the 1st mortgage per
cent gold bonds OF the Burlington. Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Railway Co.. and the Chicago and Alton scrip
were placed on the regular list.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
pASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyRRPooL-La steamship Scotia Sept 81 IsnbEos.
O. Henderson Mr. and Mrs A. b. Corl John Gadsby Miss Dora
Morre Miss Isabel Mor, T. More the Rev D. Nwmo Miss
Smmo O. Po,t Cyrus w Field MI and Mrs Hy Day Master
D. Day. Miss f. g. Day james A. Steel A D,intrey II. Arnold
BurIag L. Rosenfd r. Peirce John H. H1yiiand a.
Miss Day Lord Miss Harriet Weston Rupert
Smith g. Vogenanger Albert GOetha de Bien g. p Bowler Mr.
Parg Adolph Opehhym Ma H. Woheim G. Rensen Raphael
Wei Verer Mr. and Mrs p A. Freeman children and nurse
Miller Riggs. W. j. Allen, Miss NJ Smith r. g. Edrdge, Mr.
W. c. Feday children and j. NJ Ruis de Rus,
Bsche Cunsr and servant WI Emmett hcCsehe
and J. children maits aud servant Mr.
,nd Mr Kingsley Martin Mr. and Mrs " Beam j Mrs W. A.
infant H. Shepard and child Miss G. shepard and
nurses EhIch Mr. and Mrs H. T. DOrtc Smythe Cunsrd
" A. Saoh p Dmitrofky, Ihursby, Geo Truman C. Lex
and SON Mr. Richard Clark Mr. and M Turner Mr. and Mrs
c. D. Rhodes A. Rice and servant Nelson Winthrop H. "
Helms, W. c. Hsnley, A. Miller
FOR LOHDOY-Ia steamship Denmark Sept 2ProL Lyl, Miss
NJ DupesDe Dawson, A. Rer A. T. Turnbu Mrs b. Brown.
Thompson, p Simmons, j. II Hudson Edwin
Iulsou D. HUDSON John K Hudsou Perciya De Luce
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. SEPT. %.

THURSDAY. SEPT. %.
Mails for Europe via Plymouth Cherboug and Hamburg per steam
ship Hosata II Supplementary Mail on Pier loot o.
Hoboken. closed at Steamship sails al p NJ from
foot OF Tmrdst, Hobokeu.
ian letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double Dossge-I =. c,,,- -.
Mails for the West Indies BY steamship Coqmb close
D. A Supplementary Mail Po No NJ Ri Is closed al ['0'
D. m. Steamship sails al ,. q, 90,
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage.l or-.--
Halifax ~ S. Is closed at the NewYcrk eFeI
THURSDAY O'Clock Steamship sails from PQaal As on
Friday, at 8 D. N.
FRIDAY. SEPT q.
Prussian Closed Mail only By the Williams Guon and
Ilmsn Line Steamships.
Letter postage all the Indies except when going direct win
the bali Papers cents each which must be prepaid
SATURDAY, SEPT. 3 . -
Mails Ruroue Queenstown snd Liverpool steamship City
Montreal at II Supplementary hai on Per NO -
n. r.. is closed az D Steamship sails dl m
A Piussan Closed Mail sent BY this line. . .
ran deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
double posagel -,
Mails for the German States direct via Bremen, per steamship
Rhen close at IL a. N. , - -,
Mails for the German States via Stetn steamship Humboldt
II NJ. Steamship sails at from P1erSo lJN X
West by the steamship Geo W Clyde close al p m
Steamship sails at y. NJ from Pier No 20 T. K
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
HIRAM GREEN, ESQ, wRITETH CAIECHlSN of
EASY LESSONS FOR THE GRANTEES.


Who is the first Grant man Ad en-
Division and Silence the next
WHO ia the first Grant womanl Mis- Rule
Who came near being the first murderer Judge LOWS
Dent
Who was the first martyri Henry Reed.
Who are in tho lier's dent The Grant organs anu
stump speakers.
Who kicked the children OF Israel out OF tho u D.
armyi Gen. Grant.
Who would Qf he COULD command TIE ". Z. Sun to
keep stilll Joshua Grant
What proof have we that Moses was not Grantte
Because he did not have the commandments enGraven
on table OF Seneca sandstone.
Who was the first to be translated-to Sing Sing II he
had not joined the Grantitesi Bill Tweed.
Who tries TO save lost mensuch as Blaine Patterson
COax, Boutwell,, Wilson, Dawes, and other CIedt Mo-
bilier stockholdeIsl 0akes Ames.
What is the chief end Of the Grantitesl To gloriiy
their King and elect him forever
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
THE COURTS.
THE sEIGFREID POISONING CASE.

The trial of Frederick Heggi. charged with muir
der srt desee in poisoning Frederick j. seged begun
es,era the Court Of Special Sessions before Recorder Haiei
Assistant DtOey Stewart opening the for the people,
said he expected prove that Heg having ngad himself into the
confidence Of sgre make will bis favor and then
poisoned him s0on having aroused er the burial the de-
ceased body eIhamed and arsenic found In the stomach
Joseph seh Of the deoeasd testified Ny father died
Aug a. 20 Housionti Issw him few DAYS before be died
lying in i in Heggs hOuse and unable to speak his
mouth bak and swollen he bad either poison
been beaten er became acquainted with egg through the lat
coming saloon Harlem; Hegd give father
something In tacup short time before his death.
Joseph sdged testified that she the deceased Newark
" j. daysbefore h death he SICK
his mouth cute black be told her that Heg had given him poison
believed e going dies Hegd the told
mind hAt the old said his mind wandering Dr.
Mrh ooe testified he oered the
portions Of the brain stomach
submitted chemist for examination Prof Hermsn RDiemsnn
the Bath Department Of the City Of HewYork testified
received from Dr. Marsh portions body
found at s I grains Of arsenic in them be thought the
been administered short time before death Adjourned
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
I'LL TREATMENT OF A WOUNDED PRISONER.


An inquest is holding on the body of Eugene Slat-
terry died few hours after commitment the wokhoue
Bciwes Island Saturday afternoon tom injuries previously
eeyd appeared that Policeman Dalton Of the Fourth Precinct
called by Mr Ferry Of No 81 Prsnko told that saery Who
had previously boarded with her sick with dum tremens her
The policeman and Sae e the house bat fell
down and taken the ssonhous BY Dalton
who noticed bis severely wounded about the head
dressed wounds. Saey confined
al gt cell the following morning that be
taken % the WOrhous where be died Probably the Sergeant OF the
Fourth Precinct deceased be detained night
dying oondton to-day and inquiry
ton 70 the surgical duties assumed By the oomab The Tombs ph
clan also explain deceased who aepey feeble
placed 10 the hospital instead Of the wObous The
Official neglect provide proper treatment for deceased strongly
qured
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
ERIE RAILWAY CHANGEs.

The following new appointments of officers on the
Ee Road took effect yesterday by order Of Pratt supeDtn
dent Of TrsnsportsOn approved by A. Dven ePredeu
Assistant supennieDdDt Of transportation with the charge Of the
Eassem ADD Deevae Division aud Bncbesi w Gardiner Acting
Assistant Superintendent. Of TnspOob With charge Of the susque
hanna and Rochessr Division and Br,bches, Taylor Assistant
suPennden 6f IanspOaion with charge Of the Western aud
Buffalo Dvsen and Branches An rules and regulations snd
repealed general and orders relative
Of and government Of employees connected with .h
deVtrunent viii continue 10 force until further notice
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
DIR. BROWNS ABSENCE FROM BLOONINGDALE
EXPLAINED.

TO the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: / observe in last Thursdays TRIBUNE
mention of the fact that DR. Brown of the Blooming
dale Asylum has been absent at the White Mountains
weeks. Lest wrong impression should be derived
from this hope you will also state that Dr. Brown and
his wife suddenly called TO the White Mountains
and for their son, who passag his yaca
ton there with his teacher studying hard preparatory
20 going to Cambridge The young man has been very
Ill for some days, and there are still some symptoms OF
bad omen. Two years ago the alarmed parents under
similar circumstances, lost their Oldest sure
that when these circumstances known, will
think OF blaming DR.. Brown for his absence. Very
spectfully,
Netc- York Sept 25, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court yesterday,
Of ohm sdgvi agt Henry Phdenberg Judge Bhfori
setting aside fraudulent transfer
sI6,2ll - ssth q goods 10 the defendant.
Judge Leonard yesterday admitted to bail Daniel
Lucy and Jams heDOn $4,000 each PHYSICIANS certificate
that Joseph hs whom they charged with Asaung Of
dAnger.C B. Orre discharged yesterday the Tombs By
Judge Leonat the complaint against him for false pTetenes being
found insancut 70 impheate him the alleged o1ense
Counsellor plaintiff in the Mcintyre divorce suit
yesterday WIN the up before Cheiasse c. DAILY in
the Common Pleas refused to hand the papers In the su
council had substituted for until bis
paid The ho took the testimony Ao stated hAtA potion u
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SJbfoOtl % SloSJIoJ ~
Difference In favor Of 1871. .............. sy9l277 "a
The appropriations made by the last Legislature for
the various dspensaries in this city, having, in
instances entirely. and others nearly out by In
vtation OF Controller Green the officers Of these dspen
sares called upon him yesterday to furnish information
in regard to their necessities which will be laid before
the Board OF Apportionment at Its next meeting The
officers say that II that Board does not speedily to
the relief of the dispepsares they will soon be obliged
10 close them which the patients will have
into the streets sent 10 the already
crowded public hospitals.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
DECIsIONS-SEPT. Is.

S,,rys,ps Courf-Chdmbers BY Judge Leonard
os gt Report confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted
oms IT, ag Levy-Moton granted Barton OF al Agt cornell
Motion denied With slO costs
Superior Court-Special Term-By Judge William
r. Curtwhght sgt The Lyscming Pie lnsusnes s
Granted Graham Frances al-Reeenee gsnteh ,.s
By Chief Justice Day-Coss sg Cross grAaVd !" P
scholy agt scholIy.-DiVoroe granted TO plAnad
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26


6Bruk The Republic &c. MoEy sgt Coig e. ~ 10 ~,
Same sSt Hanover Fire Ina cate s,sesS3ent
ss.%e sgt The eerm,u, Fire ingon ss As9 % t Ann
O.s.%s sst M,S,r. Fre Ina ,. , Butler p,,n,, Fir.
ss reSP,s pssS si coaro rsI HsyHan s Fsn
the People ,1 rel kainls Spis ss s. John
1gt Green Controller 49, .ManGan sgt Fergs'CSn, Srn
tg JIsydeier ATT Reading l FoeY agt The Board Of Su'
g. Baton at Jewell E, al ls In the matter Of Phy' to
Manurg Co iH' ""'' 49, In the matter Of Beach &c.
9, Ks@. sos mr., R S: s f.aS gSssis G
T..ChAmbern ct al agt Lind talhg agL 20 Dp'.u h nPP
MARISE 'CoURr-TarAL TER~-PARr L-SnEA, "opens and
%. Mount sgt Chnsianson. 3l6. Semon agt Wilson'
lsi. MOhr sgt Heet%snl S 2%. 'CoSs Cook ss, & fssan m
"a Lawson att jeremiah a8. .Whney sgt Thompson.
ss s &c. az a. at SilSa nssien
lO2. .Kelar agt Young. 522i Bell sgt Cohen
PART mjoscSssEs "opens and Calendar called AZ
ISL .Goodbeart aVt. Hanshe 49, .Pedman agt Beckett
g. Downing 1gt Hen' poo1 ~. Scb ag bahrn
al %sters G at % ESgep isJ Richardson agt Moore.
lg Van Der Binder agt Jordsn 49, Dingee sgt sharpe
t5l Nolan at EhlarZ 467 Warren Sgt. Johnston.
49, .Heiser sgt Lehman. i69. WurIburger agt OHsra
PaST fIT-TcRTfs J-opens and Calendar called alOa.
ss2 GRAY act Sinclair ill .Nubaas sgt. McDouoush
$40. HANDLER ag, Mara 459 po0ley sgt Frceman' en,
q Wilson ag julian :35 as Mei11s ,s rnyP. b,Is,
t79. .COdHpp agt. PIee t3S Heeht ag. LZseh; L
"a. .Tseei agt lynch 49, Harter agt Butler
Iy-SPAULDISG "opens and Calendar called at 10 IN
ST. Mead agt Rose 381. NOrdlnSer asi Grimm.
CoURT GENERAL SEssoNs-BEpVoRD JJuu hese eas
Bauer forgery Ellen OBnen Ann aGoVern Jane Reilly AK
ander Anderson William Davis James Smith Charles Guenan bur
gsv George Allen Antoine Rotheaes in9m1s %
FOntand Spencer Peus Henry Mn grand areeny John D0'n
ALBANY sept 25The following the calendar Of the Commission
Gss, sSs, asO, 4si, s5s, IA, IA iSS
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

Charles Levine alias Edmund Jones' and O. True
esI ss Lewis sone sese1 YESTERDAY charge having
obtained 30 from Sophia Weiss o College Point H. BY frau iuen
representation Of Tie Vane Of quantity Of worthless eEe Tho
sNlndeu vii be taken 10 the fombs Police Cos t0sy
pan vii As9 be made them bY following
berger oi No O9 E fwe who loH l5O John Rshfus
t East Twenty fuftlst, loss 800 Fededok No,
81 hlnth loss R13J -
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

had beu sbeei order made requiring hin 70 make an
abstract thereof from memory
The hearing of the Marin L. Bishop will case was
resumed yesterday before Surrogate Huhiass mn shrr Louis.
johnson OF Niagara Pals Of the entesn testified that Mrs
Ron hd ,r tod her that she only dsugher deosad told
nsss ~ 10 call n Bishop witness had recollection Of her
sarT lie while school BY the Of Louisa West but at
home always called Bishop
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP EEw-YoRK. -. ...........,........SsPr 25
CIEARED

PORT OF EEW-YORK ........,....,....,....SgPr. Is.
CLEARED.
,sta GsrI RysrPso y,s Sostb ,,nnon Oercbs "a
Steamship iossda In Gj BeTend Hamburg &c. kunh,rd Co.
ssamhp Eagle lBI) JaeEman, 81 JG5n. Brown archibald
Steamship City Of Havana, Deaken Havana. &c Alexandra
steamship Rapidan Howes Savannah Livingston PoI & Co
steamship CITY Of Galveston. Rowland Nsworeans H. Mallory
stea%ship wsmsua Fish New Bedford Ferguson & Wood
Steamship Bristol Wallace, philadelphia
Steamship =. W. Bruno, Poster. Baltimore
steamship A. c. Suners Warren Philadelphs.
Steamship Hateras Lawrence, Boston, H. r Dinocf
EsI ES5 Td P sSs ivss ss:tS% GS FgnS as ss &C. Co.
s@hT Isabel Mon.eii San Bias Miller ( Houghos.
Promenader Davidson, Yarmouth, n. s., Cranla Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship st. Laurent CPr Lema Havre Sept 2 Brs 4h
steamship Wisconsin ( Freeman, Liverpool Sept H. Queens
Steamship Bell Bakemin Richmond City Point and Norfolk
with nd.e. and to Old Dominion Steamship co.
Steamship Adge Lockwood Charleston g. c. with mlse
and pass 70 Henry r. Morgan a Co. " - ' -''
& s',%s S % s an. P ps. s' cS Tss fTIS sept It, and
49, Steamship % p. OBJ M RSs Liverpool Sept IL aud Queenstown
steamship Regulator Freeman Wilmington with pass to
steamship Rising star Counor, A'pnwau Sept IS
steamship Cleopatra Philips. Havana Sept 90 mdse and pAs.
ratsr sept l. With fruit to Gomez a Arsumbsu.
B I 6o ot ou Ha IsIP II $ & TS Tn toc.a SGh iron
Brig Aura Of Windsor, ST. Card Cow Bay C. b. 10 days with
Brig American Union Collins. Trinidad Cuba 20 days with sugar
and mOlasses.
sehr Isse Goodwin (o sheburBe So Smith Halifax n S. 10
days. With fsh.
sehr John Chandler (Of Paboro N ST. P, Windsor n S.
days, with plaster
schr Eclipse Browntres Savannah dsTs with yellow pine
sehr julius Webb Bramhal, Virginia
sehr Chinsarora, Jackson, Virginia.
sehr y j. H0T, CIanmer. Virginia.
sloop NJ A. Haywood, Strong Virginia.
sloop Ann Augusta, Arthur, Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Sept 25-Ayej ship d. w. Chapman, from Hsvre
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvAHi Sept 2Ariyed steamship OF Mexico Sherwood
from Vera Cruz, Il sail for NeSYork Sept. -
QuEEyrOws sept Ihe Cuna ne steamship Abvssnia Hams
and the National Line steamship Egypt Grogan Newi
H. Liverpool have arrived here tho former O'Clock last
night and the latter this morning
losDoN Sept l1he Anchor Line steamship Caledonia
from NcW.iork Sept " for Gasgow arrived MoYe Yesterday
SOUTHAMPTON Scot 2lhe North Gemao Lloyd steamship Berlin
Undutch Baltimore sept H. for Bremen here this
Tor Latest SHIP Aces Ftfth Pdae.i
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
MUNICIPAL ECONOMY.

RESULTS OF CONTROLLER GREENS POLICY.
The difference between the current expenses
of the County Of the Finance Department for the
years ending Sept l. 1871 and 1872, respectively is shown
by the following table:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
HEAVY JUDGMENT AGAINST AN INSURANCE
COMPANY.

81. LOUD, Sept. 25.-In tho United States Circuit
Court yserds in the Of Hennng Peaee Of against
the United Sites Insurance COMPANY to the value cotton
lower Mississippi during
the juy verdict Tor the plaintiff the OO
The will obab be appealed the Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
uINIATuRh ALMANAC

5:5i 3:9l MO0r uses .Alorn
DAM
saniy Hook. 2 Island 3O3 Hell Gate Ferry. 459
wArRR THIS DAV-P.
SANDY HOOK m 32 Cows Isand... 93 Hell Gate Ferry. 523
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
TIE PITTSBURGH SPEECH A MISTAKE.

Under pretense of visiting the Cincinnati
Industrial Exposition Mr. Greeley slipped his halter and
" went West a stumping tour. His keepers are in
agony. AT Columbus he was compelled 10 explain his
Pittsburgh speech and at St LOUIS he will have to
plain that made before the Cincinnati Chamber Of Com
erce. At Pittsburgh be abused the soldiers and advO
Gated the right OF Secession At Columbus he explains
that he did not that State had right 20 secede
but that he nen0ed 10 be understood that State had
power 70 secede from the Union He did not explain
the abuse OF the soldiers The fact is Mr. Greeley
fOrgetfu and made the speech intended for Southern
at Pittsburgh. At Cincinnati the perambulating
candidate plunged into finance. Mr. Greeley believes in
cmpiyng the Treasury OF g0ld placing H. he says In the
Lands al I'm
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
SHORT. POINTED. AND PRACTICAL.

When it was announced that MIR. Greeley
going 10 make tour through OF the Western
the GRANTEES affected gee, prOphesying that
the he said the IL would be for his
Tho result FAR has been entirely the Mr..
GreeleYs sound, practical common has been
available at every point. He has made great many
speeches at different points, and in all instances
Le has shown his ability 10 meet the His addresses
have been short pointed practical and above Criticism
HIS opponents have been sharp the lookout 70 catch
the hrst thing he mi t say out Of which capital could
De- made against him but thus far they have watched
IN vain. His speeches at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and
Louisville have touched the popular chord, and have
largely Increased the estimation In which be has been
held heretofore as man VI practical ideas and sound
q .fn.Ina nslIp.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

FT0m ~ NtIdTk N. u JouTHdI lDfnnJ
The fact of the matter is, the Grant press,
knowing that Mr.. Greeley is not only "A profound
thinker but has the ability 10 express his thoughts
clearly aEd fOciby whether seated at his desk, stand
lug industrial exhibition, on the balcony OF
private residence, and That their candidate is mentally
Incapable of cOnceying half dozen hines of decent
Euesh. foaming with Jealousy, and for argument
against what Mr.. Greeley says substitute misrepresena
ton and SANDER They are dumb as TO the merits
oemots OF the Presidents speeches. This subject 10
them lot an inviting one, which they could
enthusiastic Therefore, "mum's the word that
point" Whatever the Grant press may say, the op
position press for that matter, the people know that
Mr. Greeley man Of brains, man of the very high
cot mental ability.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
STOCK EXCHANGE DECISIONS.

The following decisions Of the Governing
Committee Of the Stock Exchange have been brought
out by the recent operations In Erie and money:
When contracts closed under the rule" member supplying
bid and delivering the Oek forthwith renders hneef liable TO
article constaOp Ao, should the
us sold n be delivered the the shall continue
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
EXCESSIVE TOADYIsM.

If Mr.. Grceley's Republican supporters in the
North read his Newport kentucky speech without
bushing t is because the eXigences OF the campaign
have compelled the cultivation OF that indispensable
quality in a politician commonly known as cheek"
There was no necessity whatever for this disgusting
hbition of toadyism and Mr. Greeley's most
sense of manhood about Inn that would save him from
such hnma,ng servihty. There no man in the North
know that II Mr. Greeley had attempted To
make a speech in Newport fifteen years the crowd
that would have gathered TO him hung would have
vastly exceeded the thrOng which listened TO his tulsome
fatferY ON SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
A READY AND ABLE SPEAKER

Mr.. Greeley has acquired q reputation in
,bs campegn or rather has developed aptitude as
pnblc speaker which few supposed that he possessed
As man ready on all occasions to talk and to talk Well
can deliver one day an agricultural address in Indiana
county PENN the next make political speech at PITTS
Mechanical and Manufacturing Exposition In Cincinnati
o Is equally home in any department Of inteliectua
o this CITY was model One-full Of good sense, noble
words aud poetic sentiment His correction OF the mis-
apprehensOns growing out Of his Pittsburgh speech are
worthy Of attention.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
A PRE-EMINENTLY PRACTICAL MAN.

We commend TO our business men the re-
marks made by Mr. Greeley before the Cincinnati Cham
her OF Commerce Saturday last. Mr. o. Il. Morton
and Mr. Andy Wallace and many others Of like charac-
ter for partisan purposes have been prOcaimng that
the election Of Mr. Greeley to the Presidency would dis
turb the business and financial affairs OF the country
now, venture the assertion that not a member OF
the Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce, however intel.
gent upon commercial affairs, and we might In
Clude In the list Mr.. o. p. Morton and Mr..
Andy Wallace, could have equaled the practi-
views expressed by Nh. Greeley. Instead of having
financial cTotc s, alleged by Morton, Andy Wallace
and Company, Mr.. Greeley made IL plain that he only
wanted 20 bring about condition Of affairs that would
insure stability and regularity in the business interests
O the country. Instead OF being cTotchety charged
by Mr. o. p. Morton and MI. Andy Waace-and they de-
onsirate that the fools not all dead yet-he speech
OF Mr. Greeley 70 the business Of Cincinnati is
proof conclusive that he Is preeminonty practical and
mat the business and financial Interests OF the country
would be promoted by his election 20 the Presidency
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NJ u '
~ RIVER RAILROAD
CommencBa MONDAY September TO- 1914 Through trAas Wiz
leave Grand Central Depot
500 m Chicago with drawing
through 10 waerown Rochester aud Montreal -
1000 Special CHICAGO Express with drswing-room cars to ba1a'
and Niagars Fala
loo a. n Northern and Western Express
$40 D. Special Express for Albany and ItOy a.
Montreal Express with sleeping from Ne" YORK !" ~
600 m ETpress daily with sleeping for waieriown, oseDs
burg snl Ciuantagua ,,. -,
gOO P,ss Frpess with sleeping for Rochester Buffalo
nt N,,ga. Fails, also Chicago via both H. and NJ q
Railroads This raj SnadaHs
HOO D. m ETpreSs with for Troy snd Albany