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New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
THE MoRRIssEY HolHCIDE-ALL THE ACCUSED
HELD.

An inquest was held yesterday in the case Of VIM.
Moev age 255 wetst, who died in the Centre Street
HOSPITAL Monday morning from fracture Of the skull caused by blow
fros stone during Washmgoust late Sunday night
The missile vas supposed thrown by either John Clancy
Richard Ahrens Conno Martin CoHno who pFeyouA
dghdag with Morssey
psek Nor testified: an brother Of The deceased and
v{b linn a,t SUNDAY stang with him and Arrns the
Cuno~e and ancT OF Lght and Washing onts
t mo quar there brother rreed WITH The Con
norses could Vhp them both the sTuck Ao tie o
ud ss ha bleeding from bis Oeiead policeman came
oue md The ard the other ave kniie 10
one Of hands but cannot which hd u
blood % lace and hen Arlington
toward Yy., sud when BY little house Washugo1-s sav
H. Counores Ahns and Clancy beating him stone thrown
them, which struck brother 90 the bead he eu na
cursone brother never spoe ae ne
fe Il could no 80 Wto threw
Seven other ARRAY gave similar account Of the
quarrel that led to Morea deaths but none we're able to state who
threw ha h stone TIE JURY readeIei Te against the br'thri
Conuers Aens Clancy AMI hey conaei await be
aeton Of the Grand JuTr.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

MEETING IN wAsHINGTON-LETTERs FROM SOUTH
CAROLINA AND WEST VIRGINIA.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.1
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The National Repub-
ncan Executive Committee met at the Capitol to-day
There was very large attendance, including Secretary
RObeson and Gen. Cowen. Assistant Secretary OF the
Interior Several letters from prominent Republicans il
different States were read those from West Virginia and
North Carolina taking very favorable view Of the
prospects Of the party in those States in the coming
August elections
Senator Wilson in brief speech, rendered his resgna
tion a. President Of the Committee which be said
not matter OF choice hut Of consistency and the duty
panied Of his long association with the Com
mittee. Several gentlemen followed in brief remarks
and it suggested that the nomination OF successor
20 Mr. Wilson be left with that gentleman. senator
Harlan, Assistant Secretary COwen, Gov Cooke Judge
FdmuuGs City Postmaster, and Frederick Douglass We're
elected 10 be the Resident Committee. II s thought
that Col Avah CrOcker OF Ftchburg Mass viii succeed
senator Wilson the President Of the National CON-
mttee.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
THE ALLEGED MONEYED COMBINATION
AGAINST GREELEY

70 ne EdII0T OF TIC II TIOUN6.
SIR: You are saying that If the boast of the
Grant men concerning combination OF Wall-st. and
moneyed corporations against Mr.. Greeley is true. then
IL is probable that the people will DO the other
side This is wen enough. But add 70 II this
that there Is no such combination. We in Wall-st
are not in favor Of Mr. Grant. He has OF course, his
supporters, notably Henry Clews and Jay Cooke,
who make money Of IT. but the general feeling
Of Wall-st is not in favor Of the Administration,
as il has been conducted for the past two or
three years. We recognize the fact that
there has been deliberate effort 10 rob through the
a+tempt 10 tax borrowed capital We recognize
also the fact that the Administration has only
heen driven from this deliberate effort through the
threat OF the Cincinnati Convention The tardy action
OF Congress a day two before its adjournment
under tire threat Of Cincinnati is not likely 10 win us
over To the other side. In fact more likely 10
encourage Cincinnati. Since IL has gained much for
US perhaps IL properly encouraged may gain good
deal more. Very respectfully,
Neir York, June l.. 1872 A NALLsr BROKER.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13

IN THE CITY.

The weather yesterday, was extremely hot,
and fans, saltwater, and Other appliances Of summer
comfort were constant demand Two cases Of sun
stroke were reported, one being that OF an unknown
man. about 49, who was found in Chambers-st over
come by the heat and was removed 10 the Park Hos
pital and The other that OF Mary Cah age 80 having
no home, who Frustrated in secOndave.. and re-
moved 70 Bellevue Hospital. About p. III, the West
ern sky became black with clouds, and furious gale
blew for several minutes but the anticipated ram did
not fall and the finally set in an unusual blaze OF
red. The threestOry, unfinished frame building at the
OF Eleventh-sve. and Fiftysixthst was blown
down by the gale and demolished, causing loss Of
about s. 900. No injured by rs faL
THUNDERSTORM IN BOSTON.
BOsTON, June i2.-At p. m. a severe thun-
der-stonn broke tie city, accompanied with rain
and hail During the storm the house Of James n. Reed
was struck by lightning ANA one room and several
windows shattered. Mr. Reed severely stunned by
shock
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
CALL OF THE ILLINOIS LIBERAL REPUBLI-
CAN COMMITTEE.

SPRINGFIELD, June 12.-The Liberal Repub-
ucan State Central Committee to-day issued an address
TO people OF the state in which they declare that
every day adding strength TO the Liberal move
ment; that the time is ripe for a new organization
adapted 10 the needs Of the present; that
from every portion Of the state assurances that
large proportion Of the Old Republican party active
and open in their Endorsement OF the Cincinnati plat
form and candidates They, therefore, call upon the
Liberal Republicans Of the State to organize in
counties and in townships, and at once make
arrangements 20 be properly represented IN the Liberal
Republican state Convention which meets on the 26th
inst and also private citizens, and make the
Convention also mass meeting. The address, in clos
ing. promises speeches from Senators Trumbun and
5churz and from Gov. Brown OF Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
BUpYALo sfvE STOCK mARxEr-gusa q,

C.rr1r-Rreeps fo-1y nc1n- reportcf rrYal' j5 he.'
supfY fr b. w~k 57gT h~si 81 Tgrtet
buoy r atvBnoe yer Ys pros sss. u =,
bead uros steers arenr 8 f... l3N ~ -
ha infsua rngng gi 20 15 n sf - e0- AZ 1 y
KennrEr steers sv-rayfnr y
ranging from T1 lya n a. - we ~ yi 9l Nissour ss.
10 81 b. ~ Mehgan SER.
averaging l95 n. 46 nian i -.
IS Buffalo suffers syerang l0s3 o. at 90 ~ o IsEas
steer, averaging af E
HsErRsspis to-day hesd nsrtet duh ssd heaVy, - SO
50 sales II 10 head adsna pnc averaging "a ~ Al 20 80
bead Ohio clipped. fois % 20 81 b at &anr6 TO-
Hoss-keceps toJ, 90 hedi msket stay sitA ssht
im1roFene over stery af l hca Iuugh holn.
s2 d. uos svegrg D. -
~ lead iAinol, sver'g1g l0S u, al ~ -.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
ROUGHs TO BE SENT TO
BALTIMORE.
To tho Editor. Or The Tribune.

TO me EditOr OF TIE Irtbunt.
SIR 1 have just learned that the friends Of
Cen Grant have sent large Of money to Baltimore
to be distributed among the rOughs Of that city, for the
purpose Of embarrassing the proceedings Of the Demo-
cratic Convention, and especially % LOBBY in their way
through misses and rowdyism against Mr. Greeley. Tie
Convention VIII wish 10 determine dspassionatelY their
own nere and the Baltimore police force s noted
for its efficiency wOuld suggest to MIR Brown and Mr.
HOrnz 10 adopt the Philadelphia plan and require al
admissions 20 the Convention 10 be by ticket THIS Will
prevent Mr. Crcswen and Mr.. Fulton from packing the
galleries with rOwdies hired with Government money.
Baltimore, June II, lS72 BALTIMORE.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
srrPPNG ENDORSEMENT.

AT a meeting of the delegates Of the Spar
tan Association John COchraDe Old Guard, and John
Cochraue War Democrats held in this city at their club
house in between Third
and Fourth-aves John Tool the char, the following
resolutions were passed
Resoirrd That we, the workers OF lifetime in the
Democratic party feel 10 duty such TO act a. pc
who have the best interest OF Their country
heart. under the existing complications OF pOuuca
parties the sent time that we, the members or
the aforesaid associations. DO believe and assert that the
indor-euent OF the Cincinnati nomination by the great
Democratic Convention at Baltimore Will bring conf
dence the people, and be hdrDnger OF peace ana
prosperity once happy country
Resolred That the members Of the above associations
pledge themselves send delegation ~ 500 men 20
baltimore represent the principles herein enUnciated
ResOfrcd. That we do not abandon our principles as
Due ats for the safety Of our country and all that
Is dear to us we must becomes patriotic American
Resoirsd. That we viii erect a hickory tree at the
cIuf-tOuse Harlem, and nail the Greeley ana Brown
dag % the mast. yOHN l0yl1 fIesiueL. s.
Edward Turner Geo. King, NICK EDelAaro' capt
Jahn Lansing, spartan Association. NJ,
Jsa. VanatryoOrf, stephen wilson, EDWARD FDeLan
C0rlraUe Old Guard . 49, NJ p, ny,
Joan DE Binder, Benjamin MeIfllt hh' H. DiaHoAi
Coclt.ne Nar Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13

DARrLETTLUDfAMAt the resi- ence of ne brides n,r,n q
Deunsv-, n j. Weirs-la- June u 1872. by the Rev M "a
Pinch, Walter Bartlett Of Trenton, r. j. ' Jus 20 youngest
daughter Of Charles Luaam,
FIsCHBR-WHITE-lune b. Rev Henry Baker C. H. q
hew-lork 70 Kate A. White ~ JeeT Cr rh, y J. No osdN
wri1esisT June p BY Rev ".
T. kguert &C he Clueh q s John he svau2 Janes scis.
10 sara lBIocAm0rJn. No
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tassay evening Jane y At rnuiiT
Chapel by the ght Rev HoTao Potter D. d. IL. D. bishop
of Hev-fork, assisted bT the Rev Wm. d. l.. Gun-is Wm A.
SIR N h0ughtol Llke superior Mich Blsleth j.
Of Hon. Nelson Waterbury oi this city.
TODD-BArTERsON-Os Wednesdar June u IT, u PAD
Fy secJnds, by the Rev Ttoms Arn.e, Geo " Tdd lr.
20 EVELYN p. igug htcr ~ A. L. lteraon. n
Rochester AM Columbus. OAo papers ease copy
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
WASHLNGTON.
ARMY CUANGEs-sALE OF A NEWSPAPER.
LGENERAL PRESS nIsPATCML

Army CHANGFs-sALE OF NEWSPAPER.
GENERAL PRESS D1sPATCHi
Capt. 8. NJ. Mansfield, duty recruiting Of
cer NewYork City, viii he relieved, and ordered to
Milwaukee to relieve Capt. Farduhar, the latter having
been assigned to duty on the northern boundary.
Two hundred recruits have been ordered 70 the
Bcnlcia Barracks, California for assignment to the 5th
Cavalry and 100 from Fort Columbus, New-Y0rk Lar
bOr Fort Shaw Montana, for assignment to the eth
Infantry.
Ex-President johnson. who arrived here a week'ago
last Monday, is still IN Washington, but will return to
Tennessee tomorrow.
Senator Harlan has bought the one-half interest OF
John ~ Morris in The Daily Morning Chronicle. which
is 10 be brought into closer relations with the Admins
trauOn.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
MORE APACHE OUTRAGEs.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Reports from Capt.
Smith OF the I'D Infantry, commanding Camp Crtten-
den Arizona mention that the 26th Of April some
depredat.ons were committed near that post herds
being driven of and in Que instance Mexican in charge
beng killed.
the 18th inst attack wis made on the rancho or
Thos. whitman eight miles below the post. Whitman,
VITO was sick III bed killed, ana his w1ie though
wounded by lHnces, made her escape 70 neghbOr1ng
rancho. There much excitement and alarm I'm the
valley IL Is believed that the Indians who committed
these depredatiOus Pnal Apaches and also that
there was large force Of them engaged the outrage.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
MORE NEWS From DIR. LIVNGSToyE.

THE uTRALD COMMISSIONER ON HIS WAY TO
rJHE COAST WITH LETTERS.
LoNDoS Wednesday, June II, 1877.
A Bombay telegram received here to-day
contains information about Dr. Livingstone, derived
from Arab sources, which shows him TO be well.
Stanley is Ugogo and is coming 70 the coast with
Livingstones letters II appears that Livingstone
traversed the north end OF Lake Tangani-
yaka on his way from Monyema to CU1b
where. obtanining stores returned to Unyanyembe
lie refuses leave the country he intends 10 explore
an underground path between Lakes Unyamyembe and
Nyassa. II is affirmed that the Rusy flows into
Lake Tan-aniyaka and hence that Tanganyaka Is not
connected with the Nile
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
crnns ANp cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRArH.

The mill Of the Woonsocket Loom and Harness
cr,nv AZ Woln.ocket H. partially burned 4at evening
Insured for : l1,-0l
DR.. Lee Of Campo Seco. and Tom Moore, Su-
OF a., drowned esiefl4y
willie boating 10 the Campo seco rscrToir
The Middlebrook Paper-mill, near Knoxville.
Tenn as buuel Yesterday morning The los machinery ul stock
i1.t 100 40 upln Which there insurance Of $1,000 The
sr. u imposed % haze been aociaenta.
Twentv-three Ku-kluX prisoners have arrived
r M Air P,uc1tIr7. Lc Charleston, s. Go chang 'i hanlal
Wascc IAe convict Of conspiracy AID sair-ee- 90 erns
,I 0umr.t aIf a t -rc,
stert four asa ~ noni wu 20
,r.,, ~
eleIf is Hsirli ~ Of rf-ar lt-ts, AAr-
snr .un uill.ll TUESDAY. a.. r-ar h.t.rf 4 1r-
be lln vale
~ together denies this fud tat uaft-d l-
Inuse lu
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
THAT WASHINGTON MEETING OF DIsGRUNTLED
DEMOCRATs-NOTHING N THE STORY.
lGENERAL PRESS Ds?ATCHl

WASHINGTON, June 12.-lt was stated IN
The press dispatches. last night, that a number
OF prominent Democrats had held secret
meeting here and, and resolved to take immediate
steps for calling a convention for the purpose
Of nominating Democratic nominees in the event Of
the Baltimore Convention indorsng the Cincinnati
ticket Inquiry made to-day has resulted in
ascertaining that the meeting, II one were
held. was merely infOrmal that the persons
designating themselves Democrats were strangers
here that the number was large reported and
that the alleged proceedings had significance beyond
the few individuals who joined in furnishing the item
Tor the press.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
A WOMAN KILLED BY HER DRUNKEN HUSBAND.

Mary Fitzpatrick. who was terribly beaten by her
irrnen a3 Van Bnt, Brooklyn last SUNDAY night
dei Of her injuries Island College Hospital Tuesday
ing Coroner h inquest the at evening The
Eomns face bruised terribly anu her bone was broken
i, he, places Her len ere had rendered ghes by
from her husbands hesvy boot
The daughter deceased p tesfs that her mother
rne on he door room sunday
he drunk and after he hsd kicked
and esten and did r several
hons Tb M Informed Walsh Of the Third Preclc Of
oe condition. removed to the hospital ana arrested
Tie ary found verdict against Thomas Fitzpatrick who is confined
n R4T Jail
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
PERSONAL.

Col. Rackerby, who returned to San Fran
cisco on Tuesday evening from the Cincinnati Conven-
tiOn received an ovation from citizens upon landing
AIr. Edmund Yates the well-knOwn English
author. who has resigned his cerkship in the British
General PostOce, and is about 20 visit America
lecturing tour entertained at a dinner Tuesday
night by large number Of his friends. Mr.. +. Ives
sendamOre. DirectorGeuerai OF the Post-Ofice Tele
graphs. presided. Among the persons present were
George Augustus Sala, shley Brooks and many Of tho
LOnuUu editors.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
The RepubIican legislative caucus o

The Republican legislative caucus of New
Hampshire to nominate state officers, was held last
evening and the following nominations were
made: Secretary Of State, Benz. j. +. Pres
cott OF Epping County Treasurer, sOon A.
Carter OF Keeue Comfy state Printer o. C. Moore 0f
Nashua County; COmmissary General, Charles +.
ontgomery Of STAFFORD County. 1t was voted
10 hold caucus to nominate United
states Senator tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
A Democratic caucus also held this evening, ana
nominations made. Rollins and Patterson DOTH
claim thev we're sure of the nomination senator II
s posshle that third candidate may yet receive the
rtftf4t ma nm
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13

Nrv.OurpAys. Iure - rIl- . snsli Double r.
I.sT Ta..t r3 .U. tluice,
2 auils ID a.. Hlee 3d.. .u -t n.f 'nr ssr.ei
M lrus. lns. r. fat .u.fr t-lra % ~ n
g.. Hsv aa.t F-ne saUQ.-3 C-.-r So it braa, 81 cl
r -s iul olcnag Baron ll s ., ,ir Gear RID,
NI.ra. Tr Haua-ttncn H. ID ai-te Lard
dau. uere lsoen, 5iasc Rehlel q le in ksa hytr
rrrdrr-f lti-. hfaneI DE rr. Mnfrfanll f0
Wskv du .5dttc Cofee Qurt, Ffr OIL .r Good on nl9l
Brs fure-Srar L5i NeFioL 3slt .c premium. Go.-, alo
WfLvfgar1v ID sHInt TufeH.ue - lIc ho- hrr
al - Low Nv L. - b. og NJ L. ~ b. 0r EE..A fae - 2
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
cr-RIors accident ON THE ERIE RAILWAY.

"A telegraph-pole fell yesterday across the Enc
Ruay rack short distance Haekea-ck Bridge and tho
6s5 D. M east soon erEai ei MI
pee siuc he pole the driving wheels mounted h
tu p.,ss sfrk The rsk on The otsr SIDE. The snsnet ucls
however we're thrown m AM o. s oon4 n"n i'r
considerable Gslnc rrug lie pole along m The taa ooaa be
sioprs Trains were DELAYED hour and though Che daHsg "e
light from serious accident 10 The Sh0e ulin i- M D-a
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13

from he strts T.s proceedings strictly pnva'a pa'
asoer.ained that a hrgs number Of witnesses wore
examined. among whom Of che lufo'aro" ="
the bonds-Mr. Beebec. brotsr hf. Condici "s suo
vcPresea Clarke PoEerY National Eak
The inet d.ve pabsei TEIBusE last
The lateness not coha
Considerable enr manifested By Of The br0kers eear
bank. Of selling the boris In sie Z" 2
injunction Of Tic Governor The tons 4nes on .r1 %
u snd nninpcieu
10 nc4STe b uolGsi
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
PERsONAI-BY TELEGRAPu.

Gov. Hoffman left Albany on official visit
% the Auburn State Prison
IL. A. Wyhe, Of the firm Of Wylie & Griest,
printer dsd t Lancaster Penn eiar. aher brief Illness
Thomas p. Maynadier Of the District of Column
appouer Anthony Wayne Rollins have passed
the Naval Aeademy Annapolis and nov cadet MD
sLpmen.
Cor. Hoffman has granted pardons to the fol-
lowing named Eugene a. Perry convicted Onondaga
County gand zenas Gates eoned IN Calraugus
burglary; Arthur Turn, convicted NeEfok Of grand
ceuy convicted 10 Ouondagn County Of forgery Mi
Monahsn convicted NewYork Of Anthony Mccoy con
vced in Livingston CountT u robbery.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
iFor other shin S>'cs &c. seeopd ragc.r

Arrived.
Steamship Doane Lonlsrl
oieamship Gaaeus w,Iien Boon with pass "
CiTle.
scAr Eohsl BraHdiierg Port iu-Pss 10 days W.iA adse
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTos June l2Arrvsa barz on, from Alyoa Bay Dos
QuiKle from Port johnson.
Ca 2-Arei steamship ssrsgnsss
b Frnnk1 Dr8ieH. Ne saa steamship
vlir. for Nru-fo-ki Helen a Locke lor Boston.
MOsROE. Pei n Crirk.e
from Rio. Arslyc5 bny Y Ylani. santos slIrs
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
Au Notices Of Marriages must BE- Endorsed rsts fuu
name 1nd aealesa



BENNRTrre reral of the late James Gor'on B-unrt ave
ea s ron re be- ess sai sSs o. On s i1. @ Ro' nor i = ~
iayssd. '''''' " '-' '''''' '-- '''' ''
coSvBRs-ou weipe.y jane 70 IN this M Catherine naesnsA..
CREAMBR-On Tuesiay the lh ins' Emma r. ue q Jane,
Relatives "a friends are I g. attend he fgssI, i,T P.t .
seoad 81, Ihurssy h at O'clock He@euI Moant
Boston sd'l and Lowell papers .r' please copy
DDBLE-n BTOokly June Warren Dbbs igsd rear ,g.
Notice of anosil to-IaorroS
GAIEs-oH weanestar june 70 Elbeh D. o. soH.npuo.
Rayf a7s ,, are 5,,sd 10 attend ls sasIe services " -
JACKsOE-At PhesiS Lake Superior Michigan Monday
MARY Elizabeth gg wife Of E4sari H. JagsoH, aud dasgatr .
Tie relative. and friends q ne Hly a.. r.sp.y invited @ at,i
az O'Clock
LOwnY-ou weine,v Jurs u Samuel Lorry formerly f Ker
County Down, ireland. aged 20 year.
The friends and uatlne OF the anv are Invited 10 i,erd h.
iuner5 on Friday at O'Clock from bis late residence 6R DeEab
oQAcKENBUsH-A Ty, x T. MONDAY June TO- O. y. Qao,sa
busl IN the list oi bis
HTDE7o. 95 my ys'E i5s sa ss's R jon. % r @ s %
Funeral on sa's9, go r At p H. At tie res aenoa Of her
wHITBBCK-On Monday evening June TO- william A. whIhscs u
Funeral from bis late residence Fnhave Eighty aris.,
Roovs % rns Y ~ G. A., Yonxvrts Jurs H. Is7a
At special meeting Of the Yong Mems Christian As,aon
WlrsG Il has pleased Almighty God in h. i'm prordp .
from A BY death our eteene and beloved brother ioa
and an Invaluable friend aud ally AID Cue community noi leyo
and nOhle hisfian.
soef hereby extend heartfelt sympathy 10 tbe hs
reaved friends and especially g. h, wife ani beriult
Carter, and them mercy God
d0oth al things vel
That attend The fu1e BODY snl -
Of regard for departed brother suitably
drnped In mourning or % DAYS
ole, That copy these resolutions
0f III be q le l 1l
SAMUEL GARDENER, lr,)
A. B. CARVER, Committee
Az Joint The Trustees nd General meBhsns
the Ea.t e 1fon, he'd 81 ter ball evening"
d. 1872 e following prsmbe and rcsolion unamous
adopted:
Wrsqs pelsed Almighty God frhero %
bis -bors this aod departed iend and coahorcr lion wv A.
WlIthecki tatreHf',
Iored B viii Divine Prov eufe in h.
sudden ana Affective isrensaon desire % ecoi NJ 10
great the slase
Of this portion Of cT snl pIomolol
widely bis honorable
ROa That In bis death loss the legal
sho ms honorable dgndd
tie u The bsr 0f New-Yark City.
c0Ud That members u The Ea Side Association especially
dep0re the loss 0 coatOr whose wise AID
Of largely Instrumental 10 ccslg per
and Of organization
RsOrsd That tender % the family u departed ieut
funeral 4 body searine the usual badge Of mourning.
r. NJ. HsDDBy. Secretary. CHAN CRAZY, President
RASr sIDg ASSOCIATION or THB CRY OP NRWYORK-
Members Association sied MEET the h Of
Association. ThurslaF iOi attend 1y funeral a
Hon William A. Whitheck J. p. BRUSH s-crrtsry
WOOLsEf-Ou TUESDAY
% william " tslheune Wo0lsev.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
THE COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

The annual regatta Of the Columbia Yacht Club
took pace yesterday the cub the North River The
sailed:
Cabin soors-Eraheh Rowe Cart WIN Rowe Poc Commodore
Hobei 1.-The Cp John A. Weaver yogreymsn Vice Commodore
McWluner; Geo. 4. :Lernsu, Cspt J. s. Gage
secondcsss Sioops-Mae, Gemania Irene, and Craftsman
allowance minutes The foot The course vas from
stakeboat anchored Of the Clubhouse foot Of n R.
TO Fort Lee OF DOCKS Weehawken and
lnoe ire Cuthouse the 70 be sailed twice At l4
signal given prepare and Eve minutes ser to start
The getting audr ind led Of the George
Sherman following The Proo M behind and the Journeyman
When passing Bulls Ferry, sudden and sharp
breeze srranr up board the yachts received good vet
ting the exception Of the sherman J0une and Froe the
yachts hured the shore sni could be counted in the The
Journeruan last skeboat the side and oud
. H. thus throwing Lerse also The following the Judges
Of The
A. t'l
JOur tout Of racfl -i-li.SJ
Gtnnana hol IN
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
THE TEXAS BOND INvEsuGATToN

The Governing Committee Of the Stock Exchange
Esi melting yesterday enoon for the purpose Of taxing testimony
10 h natter 20 sr cent bonds "h Hefs recently od b.
psBb,, Morley CO. T. 81 auier Falls Tieion md other
her. Of s grehange by Bowe National BARI through p H.
Be. broker the the bonds having beer ron b'd b. toe
g,st u Ts.as u s ground Ag hsI t--.lsa obtained
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13

NJ. Chauncey, Aaron BrnkerhOf, William II. Talmage
Chauneey Barnes. Cortandt a. Spragne. ID. d. Whitney
VIM. Nj. Cole THONGS X. Lees, and Otbers hinetentn5
Of the memhers in favor o the Endorsement at Ba
more OF Greeley Brown, and after the Convention
viii hold wiwam meetings in support VI the nominees
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13

900 performers the military bands Of 1OOo f corps
OF drums all the bells OF Boston IN chime, and several
batteries Of artillery fired by eectricityf
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
THE BROOKLYN LIBERAL REPUBucANs.

THE BROOKLYN LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
The work of enrolling the Liberal RepuDh-
can voters Of Brooklyn u making the most iaForap'e
forress 5000 names having already been placed upon
the r,books Of the different ward assoeiauops thns
giving convincna proof OF the faith which The people o
Kngs County have the strength ana -ili'o suoc'''
OF fhe Cincinnati movement.
Tie seventh ward Liberal Republican Association met
lasr evening 10 Oxford Hal, Fulfon gnd Cass0n-ayes
enrolled 100 nane I'd aects ~ add ss many more to
the ron al the next ltetlns
The Constitutional Uli0n Asso'iatfu which was or
ranizrd in lssi under the name Of Tie hc,leDan
Club" for the pose ~ aiding tne Democracy % pI'-
,. fr -orr ifi behalf Of tle Cincinnati cnud dates
Tbe a..o..ai.au numbers among lls mchlri' - y
g-rpard W4lii.la Marshall, G-H. Henry W. S'oclM' u