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New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
DRIFT or THE PRESS.

The Sherman (Texas) Courier holsted inc
Greeley and Brown flag on the 18th ut
The Green Boy (Wis.) advocate originally
onnosed 10 the Baltimore nominations now accepts
them. =. ..
The Boston Sunday Courier fehcltously re-
,narks that cit is fact, significant or not as one
boosqs 10 view IT, that all the sunday papers IN Boston
adyoe0te the election Of Greeley ana bfO"h'
The Chicaqo Tribune declares that, n0twlth-
standing the large number Of subsidized papers, 2lOi
support Greeley while but lo7 cling to the fortunes OIL
Grant. =
The GermdRid, German newspaper OF
ceveland Ohio which, hasi favored the election OF the
Greeley and Brown ticket, has announced its intention
10 advocate the election OF Grant
The Globe, an old Republican journal pub
lisbed at Huntington, Penn, the home OF senator
aco, took down the OF Grant ana wilson yester-
day and hoistcd the Greeley ana Brown nag
hlluding to the Administration attempt TO
,aL down the circulation OF THE TRIBUNE by sending
,,Iors IN Postmasters asking for list OF us sub
snr,hers the PHILADELPHIA Press makes these lghuy
dIsiovaI remarks "Thls, IL Is claimed. Is part Oi
i a. break down the business OF IE TRIBUNE ana, II
so "A on par with that species OF devotion 10 the pr
cpes of the party which Is ehampou n paho'ooA S'ui
ing and fraudulent counting al eiecuohs'
| Really this is a melancholy disclosure. That
truly good man." Deacon Smith, dscourses as iono~s
In The Cincinnati Gasee upon Mr Greeleys acceptance
tho Baltimore nomination: "Ths letter Is striking
exhibition the n-sOlyng and cOnsc ence paI1 hH
cnect OF Democratic nomination upon Horace uIe.iey
he SHOWS himself wreck In lnlnd hnd nOihs, hhu la,
o was ready, promptly, 10 sink all MS pretonuou @ca
ior principles for the chance OF his own elevation ls
| IL pOoSibl0t
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
CoNfLlCIlNG REPORTS FROM NORTH CAROLINA
PROSPECTS IN PENNSYLVANIA - CARPET
BAGGER SPENCER BETS $1,000 ON ALABAMA
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBU

CONfLlCTlNG REPORTS FROM NORTH CAROLINA
PROSPECTS IN PENNSYLVANIA - CARPET
BAGGER SPENCER BETS $1,000 ON ALARAMA.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
WASHINGTON, July 31.-An anti-Grant cor
respondent writing from Pttsboro, y. c. dated July 2s
says "he prospect Of success In both State aud county
improve the campaign progresses recent reports
from both east and west make more hopeful than
have ever been OF the State ticket though still think
our majority will not be very large"
From Mecklenberg County, N. c., report comes that
the Liberals beyond doubt that Greeley will
be elected and will carry North Carolina even II they
should be beaten the state election though the writer
sure of caryngthe State election against the Ad
ministration by from 5000 to 5000 majority. Another
letter from Halifax County, North Carolina says the
Grant men in thai county are dsOrganized IN conse-
Guence OF divisions in their ranks, which cannot be
healed, and interest and enthusiasm Is exhibited by
the negroes in this election than ever heretofore Though
the Liberals are largely in the minority, they hope to
carry the election in that county.
Senator Spencer is in the city. He asserts that Ala
bama will go for Grant this FALL and that he will
snbsantae his statement at any time between now and
the election by bet of $1,000 lie says Summers letter
will not affect the coored vote.
James p. Barr, editor Of The Phsburgh Post writes
that he speak for Western Pennsylvania from per
sOnal knowledge. and can the Committee that the
changes In that section unprecedented. We ex-
pec" he says to elect State ticket by at least
20OO0
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
SOME FEW COLORED VOTES WILL BE GAINED
n. Rui,nnr,
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Grant Republican Convention of the
XIXth Ohio District ren0mnated Gen. j. A Garfield for
Congress, yesterday
Can't. Lorenzo Danford was nominated yes
terday by the XvIh Ohio District Convention in place
OF the Hon. John A. Bingham.
The Anti-DramshOp party OF New-fOrs
held Convention at Syracuse, Tuesday, with u Z.
Leigh for Chairman, and adjourned without action.
The Grant Republican Congress Conven-
ton of the XIth Illinois District met at Pittsfeld yes
terday, and nominated A. c. Matthews OF PKG County
The Grant Republicans of the AAlst Con-
press District of Pennsylvania nominated the Hon A
NJ Taylor of Indiana County for Congress, on Tuesday
John A. Bingham was defeated for renomi-
nation for Congress yesterday in the District Conven-
ton at Bellaire Ohio; Capt. Dan f1fd oi belihoh'
| County was nominated on the seventh ballot
At a meeting of the Prohibitory Committee
OF Massachusetts Boston, yesterday 1t was voted 10
hold delegate Convention in that city Aug %, to nomi
uate candidates to be voted for at the state eectOh
George Washington Wilson (white), leader
OF the Ogeechee wing" OF the Republicans, was ar
rested NJ savannah by the United states authorities,
Yesterday for disturbing the Republican meeting Mon
day night.
The Hon. Jason b. Brown, a prominent
Democrat and State Senator for the southern part OF
the state OF Illinois, addressed political meeting at
Medora. Jackson County, Tuesday, III opposition 10
Greeley and Brown.
The Democrats of Utah generally refuse to
accept George Q. Cannon the nominee of their Con
vention as Delegate to Congress- An immense ratfica,
ton meeting for Maxwell the Union candidate was heid
In Salt Lake City Tuesday night.
The Liberal Republicans of the Vth Dis
trt Of Maine met in Convention at Belfast, Tuesday,
and nominated the Hon. F. A. Pike candidate for Con
oress bv acclamaton. The nomination was subse-
SSuently Indorsed by the Democrats Mr. Pike has
served four terms in Congress- and has been leading
Republican for years His opponent on the Grant
ticket Eugene Hale, had only LOCO majority IN 1910,
against very unpopular Democrat. so that Mr. Pixies
success seems already assured
It is announced that Mr.. John Hill retires
from the canvass denomination in the With District of
Newersey and that the most prominent OF the gentle
men named for the succession is Mr. William Walter
Phelps Mr.. Phelps is a Proeconist, ana, but for his
nexplieable devotion to Grant. would make an admir-,
able gressman. He belongs to the class OF educated
and upright gentlemen, whose entry upon pOhtlcs
should always be hailed by those who desire to see the
Government purified and genuine reform introduced
Weighted, however, with Gen. Grants nnpOpuary, IL
is not certain hut that Liberal Republican candidate
may yet be put up up to defeat him.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
DOMESTIC PORTS
DIED

ABBoT-A Rye Jny @ 1872 at sy yOunge son eff ssA
MARI Ann Abbot
Puuera TO-DAY hursiay At Trains leave rsen seventh -
at2:l5. Carriages at Rye Depot
DBXTER-At Switzerland the 10th ofJa George Oees
Of BROOKLYN
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GRAYDON- Grsdon daughter Of the lats Samuel Grsioa.
scarlet fever 9oth inst, At Rdgewod n J.
Friends family invited attend the funeral on Tharsr
carriages will be in Attendance.
HAGADORN-Ah his rnce Morrssnis Monday evening July 2s
Capt Moes G. Hagadon IN the SVth year OF el' sse
His relatives and friends and the members OF the Veteran Corps e
7h REGIMENTS National Guari S n " are invited TO stnd
% o. M pg bbsg Mr. Rebd l. Pa1y No. u Rssi onesardr 81
and-twenty eigbth-sL, Harlem
JOHHSON-On Monday July 9 her residence G2 Oskhndst
The reyes and friends family invited stosf
her funeral on Thursday, August !. at O'clock
LAKB-IIotchkis Lake aged o. years
friends of the family requested " attend The tunenA
from resience 81 Morton-st this August at O'Clock
The remains will be taken TO Greenwood
enthusiastically southampton l. L. wenesday July 81 1s
8hh Anna Mara wi low Of the late Gabriel Lewis.
ana daughter Of the late John I. Chaupin Of this city
The relatives and friends the family sd those ber sonn law
Muock attend the funeral from his residence No III
Fnhve Friday August at 10 o'clock ~saoat tarthes
notice.
LIyGNGSTOYThe funeral of the late Livingston Livingston ded
In Rome Italy will place Friday. August g. at II oclot 81
th OF the Iucraon, Ms0nVe Of Thirty sth 81
Relatives friends respectfully requested 10 aieai "hoo1 lar
the notice
MARTIN-A Perth Amboy n j. july d. msia ia the T6
The riatyes and fenis nvei end h tneri
from bis residence Friday August ~ ~lhoo hr'
ther n)lce
OLNEYon Wednesday morning. july 1 Hon Jesse 0ney IL TIE 1t
FIne 70 take place from sori Conn. %
Hartford and New Haven papers please copy
ROBERTSON evening. 3h inst MARI Roberts widow d
Preerck Roberts N the 7oth year OF her age NJ
The friends family ami Of her AeHanie bgr bugrse
late residence l31 sst Onehuade aOd twenty sescih s iar
lem, Friday, at O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
GERMAN LIBERAL GATHERINGS.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Germans of
the Tenth Ward and With Assembly District was held
last night at No l2i Aenst under the call the Pres
dent of the German Democratic Club OF the District
Charles Welding. The President said that under tho
order OF tho Central Committee Of tho German
Democrats tho old organization had expired
and that the object Of the call TO
form n now association independent OF old party
affiliations Mr. Welding said that as the call for this
meeting had been made by the President. as chair
man of the old Democratic Club. but simply citizen
OF the district in favor OF the election Of the
and Baltimore nominees, he thought 1t ~ ~ 1nb or4
hold election for officers OF the ne umembers
that an expression OF the sentiment of thhen made
that the Germans OF the With Assembly District -
out distinction OF party who favor the ~
Greeley for President and B. Gratz Brown Tor
ident unite In forming campaign club for The nurpoe
of using every effort aid in the election ., the
candidates The motion was carried unanimousIT The
following officers were then elected Chas Wedding Prea
Second voe-President; r. Kraussodt Recording secre
tary; Prof Soho' corresponding Secretary; NJ. Kich-
Manu. lTeasnfeI; mi d. StorfK sergeanta Arms. mo-
der the Apiees OF tho Club. at the same place. tomor
row night at 8.
At meeting OF the Democratic Union Ward Com
mttee, last evening, at Jefferson Hall, No. 253 Avenue
the following was read and adopted,
d Tha. according the resolutions Of the General Com
mitee form Greeley and Brown Campaign Club Of the XVIII A.
senb District and send delegates to the Central Committee Of the
Assembly Drc, to unite their efforts OphOl th nomination Of
The XIIth Assembly District German Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club held largely attended meeting
at Briefs Hail. No 626 Fifth-st, last evening After the
reading Of the calf, adopted by the united German Dem
ocrats and Liberal Republicans. permanent Organza-
effected by the election of Lew Cohn Presi
dent; Edw. Miehling VcePresdent; Oh. l.. ID. Spal-
tho1 Recording Secretary Chas g. Moser, Correspond
ing Secretary Aaron AarUns Treasurer Louis L. Bloch
SergeantatArms. Tho following were unanimously
adopted
Roped That the nomination Of Horace Greeley for President sud
Gar Brown for VoePedeui on The part Of the Democratic Ma
Convention at Baltimore AID the Acceptance Of the Cincinnati
PLATFORM hailed with oy scknosedged acts Of political
wisdom
meeting OF German Reformers was held in Rhine
walds Hail. No. 1896 Thirdaye Tuesday evening, and
Greeley aud Brown Campaign Club was formed, Dr. c.
A. Fredericton being chosen President and Mr. Van RO
meke Secretary. A great many names were enrolled
and IL resolved 10 hold meetings every Thursday
oQonlDg,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
LARGE GREELEY MEETING AT ELMIRA.

LARGE GREELEY MEETING AT ELMIRA.
FOUR THOUSAND PEOPLE IN ATTENDANcE-DEh-
OCRATs AND LIBERAL REPUBLICANS HEART
lily UNITED SPEECHES OF CHAUNCEY M.
DEPEw AND OTHERS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSRl
ELMIRA, July 31.-1he largest and most en-
thusiastio political meeting held in this city took
place tonight 1t grand gathering OF Liberal Re-
puDhcans and Democrats TO indorse Horace Greeleys
nomination for the Presidency. The large Opera House
was beautifully decorated and crowded with people.
iho non John Murdoch, lifelong Democrat, pre-
'iuoo' Inc list OF yiee-Presdents and Secreta-
uo' embraced the OF nearly hundred
Vi inc most prominent Republicans in the city,
WIN an equal number OF Democrats Stirring speeches
Me'e made by the Hon. Chauncey NJ Depew and Col.
opnen D. Meany. 80 large was the assemblage OF peo
pi' 'na' an open air meeting was had which ad-
uiesSea Dy Col Meany, II. II. Yumans, tho Hon. f. p
mart T. d. Call, Robert Stephens g. g. Taylor and
otners Between 5000 and 1000 people heartily Joined in
,he demonstration Chemung County and the entire sec
ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
OBITUARY NOTES.

Jesse 0lney, late Controller of Connecticut,
d!ed yesterday at stratford Conn, aged "a
The Rev. DR.. r. r. Gurley, a well-knOwn
Presbyterian clergyman OF Washington, d. c., died In
that city, Tuesday night aged 75 Dr. Gurley was secre
tary OF the American Colonization Society and has been
long identified with the operations Of that association
A Cable dispatch has been received announc-
ing the death at Southampton, England OF the Rev. j.
b. Moore acting pastor OF the Church OF the Unity In
Springfield Mass. He native OF Concord NJ H.
and for six years was pastor OF the Unitarian churcn "
Lawrence Mass. He leaves VIE ana one son. tue iO
80 I'm, da,,sbter Of the Rev. Dr. Muzzey Of Cam
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT GRANT.

UrICA, July 31.-President Grant and wife
guests OF Senator Samuel Campbell to-day at the
New York Mills when they received by the citizens
with enthusiasm. The veterans OF the village were pro-
sented and delivered an address Of welcome through
Chaplain Harvey Of the Cad New.York Younteers In
the afternoon the President received the citzens Of
Utica IN the Operations and introduced to them
by Senator Conkng Six thousand people present.
great many having como a long distance TO sec tho
President In consequence Of these numerous arrivals
the hotels crowded.
The Hon. George Opdyke OF New-York, the Hon. Geo.
NJ. Pearson OF Albany, and other distinguished men.
dined with the President. In the evening, the Utica
Citizens Corps serenaded the President and pro-
sentei. The Veteran Z)uaves also presented asr
the evening. The President visits Trenton Falls to-
morrow. leaves Friday. He has received INVITA-
tons visit Syracuse Rochester Oswego. Rome Water
town Lowve. and other cities. bot has compelled
"a decline them.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
A GREAT DIAMOND STORY.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-It is reported that
the agent dispatched by Harpepdng and others OF San
Francisco to the country bordering on Arizona and
New-Mexico in search of the deposits Of diamonds and
rubes reported years ago by Kit Carsons party has
found the deposits and brought back with him sOoo
worth Stems will be taken to secure a Governments
patent 10 the lands, and Company will be formed With
large capital to work them. IL s rumored tn At Gen.
Geo. b. Mcclellan will be President OF the Company.
tradition long existed tha before the Spanish inva
the Azecs derived large supplies OF precious stones
from that source.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
p4SSRNG Frs SAILED.

PoR LrvBRP00L-En steamship China yy olPsdeu, Ga.r-
din daughter Mrs NJ. Pawkc Dr. and Mrs Wat
r. Perkins Rev. w. Couiot n hubert Mr. Starr Cslvs j.
Powell Master w Mapsston deOn Bs Mr. Trtene1 Teda m
ousales Mr. Kanema K Wensos A Caby Mr. Sanchez hr.
Quos Oliver Crane Mr. Sua Ralph Ewing James Wood Cot 'a
Mira Fry Mr. N. T. Hue1n, NJ LnglnO z.
Blokey Bla Heeey Miss Kate McQueeney J. W Bafoa
White g. Herman Mr. and Ms d. Tamage Charles kogs1.
His Rrcelency Tenna Mr. snd Mrs ChlA VI Gndhs
and child j. Barnes Prof James Hail. NJ. AM a Snyn.
Borha Mr. Saagsr H. St Golr Mr. Starr TTaTdO Fsses
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
THE CANVASS IN BROOKLYN.

The Democratic Club of the Eleventh Ward
of Brooklyn. held mass meeting, last evening. at
Hbernia Hall, in Goldst.. and raised Greeley and
Brown banner. The attendance was large and very en-
husasc frequent cheers being given for Greeley and
Brown.
John Dugan presided and after few remarks intro
duced william Goodrich. who made an eloquent speech
He briefly repeated the history OF the correspondence
between Mr. Greeley and Saunders Of the COnfederacy
and said that Mr. Greeley justified in his action II
what he did private citizen at that time wrong,
history tells that Grant, six months later had cor
respOndence and with the Confederate
ers and urged Mr. Lincoln in the strongest language TO
hold personal conference with them. If Greeley was
wrong what should be said OF tire action Of Gen. Grant
The speaker believed that both did right that the
insinuatons and ISLANDERS uttered against Mr. Greeley
by the papers in regard this affair might be
easily answered.
The following were unanimously adopted:
Uhsas. We Of the fact that apon the result Of the
Republican IN IBIS country ard we also bat 1 Ell
vital e ties Of party AMI adherence 10 party nance
principles govern Of secondary importance; AMI eynq
that the union cooperation Of matter What their differ
Of opinion have been are essential to s and preserve the
Roef hst accept in good filth the acon Of the Democratic
unparad Portosl history TIE platform ard Of The
Ica and Sa aor to secure he suoos Of s et thus of
RoUed That Horace Greeley recognize true friend and
champion OF the horng cas' Who has made himself what he
dignity Of honest labor and the and Of bic mind
upon matters Of state poicT stil ain trust
worthy honesty ppos and true courage IN the expression OF such
a @ bbs.i sc % in @ en- Of he peope he vii sminstef The Gov
eminent With stfict integrity and impariliy.
ed That present reekng corruption In department Of
o 900 partisan ooeRcr, who pei oouvhons
rights Of the people and ae free speech mu'' be wipe" out next No
yember.
Speeches were then made by j. W. Reed, Abram H.
Daley Others and after giving three hearty cheers
for Greeley and Brown. the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcrR.i
wAsHISGToN, ID. C.. Aug. /. ls72-l a. m
Synopsis ror the Ddsi t,Centu-fodr hotUs.
The area of low barometer on Wednesday
evening in Pennsylvania has moved eastwardly over
New-York and into New-Engand, with threatening
weather and rain. southerly winds and clearing
weather in the South Atlantic and Gulf States with
moderate temperature.
Clear weather from the lakes 10 the Ohio Valley and
westward TO the upper Mississippi with fresh n0rhery
winds in the Missouri Valley and the Northwest Rain
fell on Wednesday afternoon In the central Mississippi
Valley.
Probabilities.
Clearing and cooler weather with rising barometer and
northerly to westerly winds from the Lower Lakes 10
Virginia and eastward over the Middle States aud New
England. Clear weather in the South Atlantic states
with southwesery Winds and on the Gulf with south
erly yeering to southeasterly Winds fresh northery
winds and temporarily clear weather on the Upper
Lakes and southwark TO the Ohio Valley southery 10
eastery winds with partly cloudy weather and possibly
rain in the Northwest, Upper Mississippi and Missuri
Na1la
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

the only authority empowered 10 convoke the Columbus
Convention, for when II adjourned 10 TO meet again
subject to the call OF the National Executive COMMITTEE
alone The National Committee will meet on August g.
ut Indians polls and in all probability will then oonvoke
the Columbus Convention
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
,HIcAGo LIVE STOCK MARxRr-JuL, u

Cattle scye and 6mi receipts 200 head ineongs hss
number Of Texans and Cherokees fair through Texans s1
at ~ Ses3 co. good to choice native steers 5 5S$ 90 hy'
Hogs and advanced Sc receipts 300 YOfken 81 @DSs
mostly % 950S4 O heavy grades - 60Si CO. sheep COED
demand and advanced 2c choice grades sales at $3 900 Y6
56y heal
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

wNSGroS Juv 3-Spir Tupcntine 6rm i5lc Rosn 6rn
80 IS for Strained 80 Is for Low No 81 - for No % % foe
Extra Pale ~ for Low Pale 55 Tor Pale Crude Iupenhne steady
~ so for Hard 81 Is for Yellow Dip: 81 IS iof yn T<
steady al
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAvANA-Ln steamship Cresoerf Cy Jay 1lW ioass
blood Isabel Tot child and infant b. AVnhs b. Ham,
A Jose Benoiter M Aquesais. James Dunpay
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
THE ARKANSAS TROUBLES.
,pp,rcN,tEST OF THE POPE COUNTY OFFICIALS
STRANGE JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 81. The Pope
County officials with their posse, 40 In number who
recently murdered prisoners they had arrested have
ben arragned before Judge May for murder in the first
degree They waived examination and were allowed to
give bail but were released without filing their bonds
sheriff Dodson one OF the murderers. served out
rant against Hogan aud nine others, charging them
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
Grerlal NoIlces

Liberal l Rep%OeSn s u S 3s GspGT RyhG
their rev Iralqlar No. glt Broadway Il O'Clock
The hiee'a'e Committee N THOMAS K STEWART. Preaie.L
Csc p Co.cuSoy. Secretaries
Grand Rally in Nineteenth Wnrd.Tbe following s9e.ies
will the friends Of Greeley and bfS1 . q. nmss
Hon JASPER JOHNSON Of orego9 HSr 10 co As SHAW Ges
T9N % G r. wN CONNER P SMITH and Ohcr Music By
Schnkes Regiment Band Lae' nroi ~ GSssr o. cS%n'es
Jas S NCGovsRs. Sec. -
Life Association of America.
r, order Of the General Board Of Director. Of the life Ascension q
Amedc there will Be meeting 81 we $ goL oe % 0, m d E
s6 day Of August ueIt oeoes NJ Tor The ger o. Onsde.'as
vote Ior G,sts1 :, seey JAS H. BRrrTos Presl
Life-size Portrait
HoRACR GRRRLRY
(ilead and bust. lfTjD iuchesl
An admirable kenes- and hogriph Of ever made ssi
able to be huDS IN palOr. L6raues AMI eub-ioonA
Address THE TRIBUNE. Mes rOt c..,
The workinswomen's Protective Union.
BeecksL prevention redress Of frauds and ppo.nsss
ssrlussSmsS -so ,.e not SSSsshOa service ~
SoTS SeSS ss " %s sPs sS has.
been earned collected oy las when necessary A ts Of o1.
Greeley Hat. and Cape..
Manufactseu of al kinds o. CAMPAIGN BQUiPhkSrs
show your Coiors.-cAMPAIGS BASSRRs .Od roRraAirs
at LOTIONS, " Srbsye
Pos,-Oiace Motto The MAILS RoR kURoPk du;ss De
uesk rna,ng sATRD Z Aug D. 1919. will eios a. this shes %
WEDNESDAY a THURSDAY GsRs %, 81" ps..o "a "a
Wafer Pilter-.ZTbe CURTIS BiGBLOW SPONGE HLrsk.
u,ei by Prof C6sns be found at any punesr' OF We
BIaRLow MANUFACTURING Co. ln wbhamst. II
Graefenberg MsrshaiI's Uterine Caihelieon. the sos
'' ' " GRAEFBNBERG co. lB xli,m-A
Amin A. Co.. FLAG and Banaer Manufacturers far
We 0ssp.ss. ~ s.d tei fV1rosSe' s'e wAsA~
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
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Brig l.. s. W., Armstrong. New Haven.
CoArVtsh
4 / Hort Virginia d. w. Yauzhn. ViryIia
J. T. Pharo Georgetown, ID. C. Hattie Lou MArylA1d.
G. Holmes Georgetown. d. &. Is. Kerry. Vlrgnla
Hunter Nshton. Messenger. Tsgatca.
M smith Newport Julia T. Tsts. Buageosr
Gilbert Green. BRIDGEPORT T. Flosor. Portland, u
X IisI.ey New.Hsyen Irssi ien, Providence
Wm BOarlnan Hartford. Chef, herwch.
X ~ CLARK. Hartford. :. +. GOlwin, dAmiDrf
WIND-Saaset moderate s. f.; cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH July 3l-Are bstk Josephine hsrtine, .si
schr W Beebe from Newfork sch OcoDee. on BaraooA
Sailed. steamship Leo for Hew-York.
CHARLRsToN c. July 3l-Aryei steamship Manhattan, IRON
Cardiff OF the port bert hh, Carter
Boston. SaheJ steamship South Carolina Ter he~-fot
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

negroes with most heartfelt sympathy and tho geatest
viRorf" with the Ku-Klux In the Caroinas
Greeley, and the KuKlux IN the Albany fentent;,sG,
cursing Grant Mr. Snnser did not dare to answer nss
question frankly
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. /. ls72-l a. IN.
TOr The Ddsi ttcentu-fOur hOttFS.