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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

Last might the terpsIchorean sons " DcmOt-
Tlry held what was to lUOkeTs-On a dreadful eN.
hihltlun Of total dspfhylty, and what to even
them must have seemed a serlO comic farce. Per.
hHps there were u dozen real sympAthiZFFs pres
emf. There might have neen q hundred. You
can never tell what one Of those Seventh. street
crowds IL really composed o. Whether they
get together to hear about the virtues OF "elec
trlc on . patent dentrihce, the power
Of "A certain Kind OF soap To remove grease, or To
try q lung tester, or 10 SEQ pictures Of god Mar
tina Washington, the Goddess ol Liberty, and
Frederick CuOmhs or to hear j. !. CuOmbs
splurgC and rant, IL always u mystery.
Asa lung tester ! !. CuOmhs Is not success
hut his eNplula In that regard compare most
hvurlhly with his fame As q truth teller
Theodore Tiltnn, Gen. Fitzpatrick and James
u. DUnlttle have acquired during this campaign
what seems Ia he a deathless nOiOriety IS liars
hut their sins, In romparisOn with CuGmhs', are
as wool To crimson. This bold, reckless, limo
rant and defiant perverter Of the truth held
forth again last niVht at Seventh street He
succeeded, like his lllustriOus compeers named
ahOyr. in making several converts Tor Grant
and Chapman and Republican interests In this
District
Tho idea Of this poor, renegade Republican
going about the city spewing out his cesspOOl
hurn IDEAS to gentlemen calling themselves
Democrats, and the met that they sometimes
listen To him Il une Of the strange anomalies OF
the times; but Judas would as sDOn he believed
a. no. Hence II makes no difference what he
SAYS.
The seventh street meeting last night will
help to swell the Republican majority to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

NTnC0 Inc NImT77T0n OF tNo ETelT State OF NTT-
Winia into the Federal Union no event has
probably occurred, tTluVht with greater mate.
rial good to the citizens 81 Washington, than
the direct railroad cunnerllun OF one VI tho most
productive sections NJ that state with the ma
tiOnul capital This memorable event took
place this morning, and the travelling public are
hereby notified that direct railroad cOnmunlra.
ton Il opened up from the Baltimore and P0to.
mac depot, on SINth street. with I.eeshurg and
Hamilton via the Washington ant Ohio rail.
road Consumers will undoubtedly no graft.
tied 10 learn that fresh fruit, vegetables. milk,
butter, eggs. 80, will How into this market In
grent abundance. and At prices much below
those now prevailing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth
street pays per cent. on deposits.
Banking hours-p to I, SatuTdaysO to Z and
tOs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

II. HRRBERT, 81 Seventh street, Just received
fino lot Of oysters. Ice.oream, cakes, and all
the delcacies Of the season on hand. Nv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

QRAND OPENING
or the most extensive assortment Of
Doors AND SHoKs,
AT one Price, and that worry low,
by
l.. HEILBRuN,
400 Seventh street, second door from u,
IntOlliEencer Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08
CITY ITEMS.

THR now Colonnado Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is the most convenient to all points Of
interest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

THE Law DEPARTMENT Of Columbian Cot
legs opens Wednesday. See advertisement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

Mr. llenle had no reason TO md fault with his
patronage last night. 1t was all he could de.
sire. "Whnt arc the wild waves saying" was
sung very prcttIly by Amy DeBrcnt, and the
three Harrison sisters developed good deal Of
talent In the way Of song and dance. The per.
iUrmance concluded with the burlcsVuo opera Of
~ NO OH ILlEla unEn-m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-08

PuLICE CoURT-Judgs MHS-Thls court was
engaged with minor cases yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
WUITsUNTIDE FESTIVITIES.
A HOLIDAY AMONG THE GERMANS

a
The Whitsuntide festival, which is annually
celebrated by thousands Of Germans, gave the German
residents of this city holiday yesterday and was gen
orally observed by them The festivities included the
tventysecond annual picnic OF the societies OF the
New-York Angemeine sangerbund at Joness Wood. In
addition to the sangerbund Societies, tho New-York
Turnverein the schutzenbuna, and several other Or
carnations participated and Jointly with the Sanger
bund formed procession i'll the morning, at the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms, in the Bowery The procession
pssed through several Of the principal streets OF the
East Side and from the foot OF Elghth-st steamer
and barge conveyed the members Of the societies ana
their guests TO the festival grounds where the day was
passed in social enjoyment, enivened by musical ana
vocal exercises
The Bloomngdsle Turnverein also engaged IN
Pfngstfest at the Lion Brewery Park, in Onehundred
andenthst the main features OF which were exercises
by the Turner gymnasts and the pupils CT the Iurh
school, TIE pleasures of the day were shared by many
other organizations Of the BOomingdae district In thc
morning a procession formed at the Turn Hall, and
passed thence through several streets to the park I'M
der the auspices OF the Harlem Mdnnerchor. the Ger
mans of Harlem celebrated Whtmonday at Christs
Park in South Boulevard procession, similar TO the
other formed in Harlem in the morning, and several
other organizations with many guests, participated In
the enjoyment OF the day.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
70 me Edilor Of The Tribune.


SIR. The Times of this morning repeats the
stale and often refued fsehood that Mr. Greeley when
at Albany, April, 1870 did not oppose the Tweed
Charter.
have no hope that any amount Of proof will induce
the Administration organ to admit the truth ON tins OF
any other subject affecting the character Of any person
whom for personal political motives, 1t chooses to de-
fame but believe that the facts herein stated Will dis
courage from repeating this particular SANDER The
Union League Club appointed Committee of fifteen to
go to Albany and present remonstance against the
Charter reported and to oppose its passage, unless
amended In certain particulars specified in the resolu
tjons of the Club. OF the Is members appointed only
four Messrs Greeley, Varnum, Iaimbeer, and myself
acted We went to Albany ands appeared before the
Committee on Cities, Tweed, Chairman Mr.. Greeley
presented the resolutions Of the Club and In short
speech all remonstrants were vigorously limited While
advocates Of bill heard at great length urged
the adoption of the amendments proposed He did, in
opening use substantially the language stated IN the
ourna above alluded to, but Immediately proceeded to
argue that the Charter defective and to point out
the necessity Of the changes suggested This part OF his
speech The Times always carefully suppresses NOBODY
In his supposed that any amount OF argument
addressed TO Mr. Tweed wOuld alter his opinion as TO the
proprety of passing the Charter Just as he ha prepared
It, The only chance Of defeating 10 was by inducing inc
Republican Senators TO vote against It, and to tins Mr'
Greeley directed all his efforts he was strongly ursedt
TO il in consideration OF getting good registry
aud election law but steadily refused and at caucus
vi ntlu tNtHihS
for the express purpose OF considering this question: he
reiterated this argument, and in language strong as
was consistent with courtesy protested against the
Charter as II Stood warning the Senators that If they
voted for our party would be held responsible. Mr.
NafnuIn Mr.. Lanbeer, and myself hayes heretofore
seyeray published cards stating these facts, but the
eultor or The Times probably believes that lie well
stuck too good truth" aud as he can tell his
soiy every day and cannot it Often 1t Will
alter a while he believed.
Within month past. Messrs yarnum, Laimbeer and
satu lhese Iaets TO Mr.. George Jones In person.
anu Ptolesteu against the repetition OF the story but
hs u appears, Valny little spilng over OF spleen I'M
1he Auhslaii2n IN M organ is perhaps excusable now in
view OF the iact Just discovered that tue carefully laid
plans by which the Government agents xnected 10 ct
the control OF the State electoral mncninerv for c
Object all real reform measures tbn
funds and prestige OF the Committee Seventy wasted
nave resulted through the stupid binndering OF the
superseryiccable gentlemen engaged paciu The 0,eat
powers conferred by the election law m te bnnds
Of the present Board OF Police COmmissioners Yonrs
respectfully, sAA'LJ. GLAssEY, No. 10 Park place.
Nep York, May 20, Is7?
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

.na ,v,e, q was discovered by some United States
ofSc,als that / was doing pretty we'll my factory was
.a;,ed and was taken before United States Court
and compelled by its decision to pay tax ON all the 10
hscc6 had manufactured the court takhs the ground
ht y, Congress repealed any provision in the
treaty inconsistent with them - Ia
"The treaty saws we shall make our own laws, and Of
Tenders shall he tried under laws; but subsequent
egslaon modnes privileges and says that wrong
pcrpetraed Cherokee upon Cherokee snail be sub
itted TO our but perpetrated by Chero
kee pon white shall be adudicated upon in the U.s.
Courts has come to pass that the Indians OF our
nation find themselves deprived Of rights and privileges
Lov supposed were GUARANTEED to item under the treaty
of 1855 They cannot understand the justice OF this.
What desire Is that the Government OF tne United
States shall constitute the whole Territory INTO GoV-
ernment with uniform laws, giving us I'LL tAe pioses
OF citizens and taxing us accordingly. A..
1.-TWO railroads now running through our COUNT y,
and hAieve In progressive CIVILIZATION ana eonoo
ourselves 10 be as intelligent and entitled 70 suaso 90
the negroes urged upon Congress AT its pdese% % tbc
sion t6e passage OF law creating goVernhent Ioi o
Indian Territory with delegates privileged 10 Ill.,
US in Congress- other Territories are n
House Committee, am happy 70 say. mas lopv vno
bin containing substantially the ptoVlslons ,h
nended and it was made the special order IVr vi
second Tuesday IN December The statement % n,
H. o,na ~ The newspapers that the report OF the Com
,ttee conceas land grants to railroads Is erroneous IN
everv narticuar In my opinion affairs VIII DC ques ~ ~
The Territory only when we emerge IRON tno oIaV
conhieting Jurisdiction and Jarrlng IeirltVriu anu
- 70 advces from the Indian Territory say that he
recent troubles with outlaws are causing great eAcl
mani and there is some talk OF vigilance committees TO
nt fhe scoundrels out OF the way IL II hned that
committre has been already formed at Iaeqan 10 iOO
aftnr Proctor the wholesale murderer, anu hls e9m-
pauiOns.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Astor Uouse boasts of an old gontie-
man who registered his on the books OF the no'ei
the first day it opened and has been there ever SINCE
period OF nearly "a years. -
Prominent members of the Tammany Society
cav that the reported proposition to make the society
free IN be public instead Of secret at present. Woua
stand no chance OF adoption
The Gold Exchange passed resolution yes
terday that business should be transacted peIoic ~
a. M nor after p. under penalty OF stqO ond ior n
first o1ense and suspension LOT Sixty u'9s iOi N'
offence.
Two strangers, from the country, discussed,
Yesterday for half an hour, in Printing Housesquare
the question whether the bronze statue of FFanRn
was n very striking only moderately eoVu HAenes'
OF Abraham llhcOu'
Physicians say that pneumonia has been al
most an epidemic since the beginning Of last DECEMBER
md that more persons have died from that discuss IN
this city and its vicinity during the past lhte m l & &
present Spring, than during the ike peIIVu IVi ~ 9
past.
The Gould-Gordon case came MP again yes
terday before Judge Leonard, in Supreme Court Chan
bers on a motion to punish Gordon for e0.ePS ~ m ii ~
Court in failing TO appear anu De Sd Sftar a long
discussion Judge Leonard decided that ne Wou so -,
an attachment unless Gordon appeaieu "'HiVi'V" "
Ii O. III, .. ono noo
The question of guaranty OF about S5,OVO,VOo
worth of bonds OF the Boston, Hartford and Erie u
road Company argued before Judge j. f. Da IN 'ne
Common pleas Yesterday, in the suit of VIM, H. Wander
the Erie Railway lor Otvt - T3cs
mons or two wears on 81 10000 OF the bonus OF lc Ieo
Ton Hartford and Erie, the interest on wlcn Wts Eut
anteed by the Erie in October, le6'' DECISION i'S'
Judge Gilbert, Of the Second Department VI VI
the Supreme Court, heard the closing argument III 'n'
natter of tbe broadway widening yesterday. Corpora
tion Counsel OGorman spoke in favor of the conrma
tjon of the report the Commissioners OF Esld'J
and Assessmens which the property owners Oppose,
was finally arranged that all the cgnte sttnts 9
within week send their briefs 10 Mr. GOrnan, toi
transmission, with his own, TO 5uoge Oi4pei" "'V'
meanwhile, reserves his decision
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
AFFAIRS IN LNDLAN TERRITORY.

STATEMENT OF cot. L. c. BoUDINoT-THE
TREATY WITH THE CHERoKEEs-CoNFLICT
OF JURISDICTION BETWEEN LOCAL AND u.
S. COURTS-REVENUE GRIEYANCES-yIGI-
LANCE COMMITTEES AND MILITARY INTER-
FERENCE.
Col Elias G. Boudn0t, one of the leading
Cherokees is now in this city, and TRIBUNE reporter
called upon him recently TO obtain his views in regard
to the late disturbances the Indian Territory and
cerning matters in general among the Cherokees. Col
Boudinot is halfbreea and Of Elias BOudinot who
assasnated some years ago by members of his
tribe In 1885, treaty was concluded between j. +.
schermerhOrn, United States agent and Elias Boudi.
not Henry Ridge, and John Ridge-Cherokee chiefs
and was also signed by COO Cherokees, who thereby
agreed to from their territory in
Georgia TO lands assigned to them by the
Government west of the Mississippi. John Ross,
another chief, ana 1000 Of the Cherokees protested
against the treaty and sent appeal to the President
stating that the agreement had been obtained through
fraud The Government, however, sent a force under
Gen Scott TO compel the fulment of the treaty. The
Cherokees finally yielded and removed under Ross TO
their new home where they are at present ituaed-a
moderate allowance being made them by the Govern
nent for their In accordance with the laws OF the
Cberokees although against the will and efforts OF Ross,
Roudinot and the Ridges put to death for alleged
treachery. Col. Boudinot, the SOD Of the murdered
chief said yesterday 10 the TRIBUNE reporter
have endeayored to carry out the same liberal and
nrocresslye policy which my father pursued, and which
led 10 his assassination, aud the strongest opponent OF
my policy in the tribe has been Charles Ross, the
nephew OF my fathers opponent. in my OPINION the
cause which produced the recent shooting OF United
states Judge and the shameful proceedings IN the In
dian Territory is TO be found in the anomalous condition
of affairs In the Territory. have been asked VINO was
10 blame, the Marshas or the Indians, ana can oh'y
rcplv that the fault lies with the conflict OF
turisdiction which is every day exhibited In the
Territory Fifteen tribes OF Indians, numbering CcOoo
persons are scattered area greater than all New
England nnd according TO the treaty OF 1906 each oI
these tribes Is nation and entitled 10 sell government
but Congress legislation since the treaty has so qus'l
the privileges accorded In the latter respect tht las
difficult for tell what rights or pryit ges
The states that the articles manufacture
shall be exempt from taxatOn provided they are Tor our
pcOplc's exclusive In accordance with what ul-
dcrhtOod Ia be the clear provision Of the law erected
tobacco factory ia the Territory, the tobacco 10
DC lOi sale among our people exclusively.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
THE COURTS.
nrrIsi0Ns-niAY %.

soro,os Couri-Chambr8-B Judge Leonard
T wchs1ts National Bank Of NJ Y agt Msesaughoa aoon
eo,ts 10 abide Williams ct al agt Cairo s1 ful-
s. Co~Moon granted; so costs, to abide event ar1s ct
M AIT Altman and three other ease-Aouoa dee WIN @ '0'S
lin al the cases
Common pleds.-SDeciol Term BY Judge Van Br'lnt.
& Heninear aq Clara IenngarDeeree Of divorce granted
Sunerior Court-Specidl 1Gin-By Judge Curtis
Wnlrnier et a-Tyo hundred and fy doll allowance
% DiO Sa Wallace agt Nicholson Petition gsnt Hunt gt
~ FOR plainf Watson rg- GaSdner-Applca-
tian gr,ped flare FulrMoton granted Mckenzie agt
Granted Mclaughlin sgt work et aL-Cause 10
boet et r., fr MONDAY June. Knowlton ct al sgt
soe & and n Y CoMoton granted on payment OF
aI ne nno 10 plaintiff Libby Ggt tenne-Noton grhtei
& @ % on p5Vers1 Murphy ct al ag llnh-oder oil r'leie'
granted nj. u I goutheru r. r. r..
settled - -. rtubsu Reference <..,,.1 uiu
Js hReiereHce granted Liylof &e sgt Staten Isiant
r. r Co.-Osler granted.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
THE RANDALI;s ISLAND REBELLION.

Isaac C.. Jones, Superintendent of the House
of Refuge ON Randas Island transmitted to the Board
of Managers of that institution, yesterday special
port in relation to the rebellion of large number of
boys on Friday morning. The superintendent, after
describing the revolt mnuely attributed 1t to the pres
euce OF older boys many of whom had previously been
In the Penitenay, gnd had been sent to the House Of
Refuge during the past year by the Court
reform such material he thought, and the
Peultenary-bred boys corrupted the younger inmates
The Superintendent had anticipated reDeilOn, 1ygln
the deIneanor of the older boys. The demQralizatoh
greatly increased when several boys were taken from
he island on wrts OF habes corpus in consequence OF
the question as to the legality Of the Court OF Special
sessions These who had been convicted in that court
now supposed that they would be released at once and
most Of them believed that they were unjustly de-
tanned in the House OF Refuge.
Board of Managers propose asking the state Board
of Charity investigate the affairs OF the House OF Re
fugc Members of the Board think that there can be no
reform the House of Renge so long as the Justices OF
tue of Special Sessions send her boys VINO prop
eriy belong in the PenltenIiaTy
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEW-JERSEY.
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The annual Convention of the Board OF
Delegates of American Iraelites will open to-day in the
Forty-fourth-st. Synagogue.
Mrs. E. VanderpOol delivered in Stenway
Hall last evening lecture entitled " How shall an edu
Gated woman live in New-York.'
The New-York Board of Fire Underwriters
elected yesterday the following officers:
President George W. VePreadeut Rudolph Gargue
Secretary W. Hensawj Assistant Seclry John w. Murray
Treasurer, Marcus f. Hodges
A large number of members of the Mercan-
tile Library Association met in Clinton Hail. last night
10 approve the nomination for directors Of Charles H.
WILSON, Peter W. Voorhees, j. C. Currie and Henry ID.
Lloyd Mr. c. ID. Borden presided, and speeches were
made by proposed directors fine orchestra and
gee club OF members of the Aron CuD added greatly o
the pleasure OF the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

PROMINENT ARRIVALS ~ O.
Astor Hoase-Senator Il aors Wilmington and the Rev.
3 Gny SSr. Of Ps. the Hon william
H, Lss,4S5 q T.r.OV%g %sr and 't%1. c0.
seSSn: @.f: &. Tcs HHsG aoncs Sses SP
3,i2sS5 s % ssSs SR
and M Delaware Felix Brunei Of PsSTtsat n1iTeTtv ..
A5is;on Is.si P,s,d;Sf n pSSs Sh Gen
Of Of So Mayor q Wilmington Sherman G ''o Of Chicago ,i
baf.uW % Wt M % ~ steamship CITY Of Brussels Hogman az
Bridge T. s. hsyyi Homer hapss
d ~ h%eoi of Wisconsin H. sewyn Of Boston Col H. L. poy
ae Jobn Moissey OF the Massahgses
nss Of Represeutates and CheEngneer bheruood u - nav
Nv ClGrrddn HotcI-Cel TAFT. Washington %
g. fobn Hszard Of Rhode Island GfIsV HoVs-The Hon Is
I1Ssrol Washing Hon. b. DuteheI PsThng T. And
n mccarthy Metropolitan Hote-coL ). D. fanas
Dtsb n n Sttrcrdnt HONss-Rdwin Adams, the hsgedAn
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
NOTICE TO me BAR

supreae Court, General 1erm-Firs. Monday in
-, ro,es q, issue all must ke ded before
vt NJ ?5 with the Of The JUICE reeree beiore
whom the red % ei. ,b.i, o,,iiea.
.h G Ck Of this Court before Size hrt Gordy In jane
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

Costar,s ExterminatOrs and Insect Powder
l rats mice roahes coekroabes bedbugs moths CosTAE Co.,
e.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

soo,otors Of tho trial. The plaintiff Is ny
tpsn Mcneil and Lewis Johnston, ana the ueieu
AulotOs1 A t 9ohn McKeon and Frederick Smythe
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

PUREyoLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS at $50 Broad
vay showing taents gefects aud best pursuits
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

BELL SCTINAPPs.-The best in the world. Fol
Sale By Druggists and Groeers
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
BOOK sALE'l
EXTRA AoRDIEARY COLLECTION OF BOOKS
From the Stock Of Messrs. D. Appleton Co

S,r and STANDARD Books selected recently by the house
In Eroe great comprising the choicest editions ad in
I condition. afong opportunity bay fine and desirable
woad be dcu,t obtain other
ssy 10 be o by auction evenings of THURSDAY, FRI
DAY and SATURDAY. May %, q, aud p. o,, ,,,, =,
a o-ues ready BloE Exhibition at the CLINTON HALL
mus
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

Ash your grocer or supply dealer for Doc
IEY's s,sr POWDER the best Baking Powder
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
lAnnOmccmcnrai
BURyErr's COCAINE makes the hair grow.

MUSHROOM mutations OF LYoN's MAGNETIC
ISs PowrsR spring mp nov and then TO decline as iuae.
30, ~ vel yenture the % snie Of the signature
a. Lyoy on label o. the genuine article The trash mol nls
sdcaied has more estot upon HA"s h''' YUAN " uH
dut.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
HOME NEWS.
,po,uyPyT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTs ai' bhoApmAi evs
omea9 Koon-75O 5nm--76' M1"s1"-''
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
BROOKLYN.

Tbe Common Council, yesterday, passed
resolutions of respect the memory OF the late ex-
Mayor Samuel Smith whose death occurred Oh suhiy'
The Cleveland nine played the Atianucs,
Yesterday on the Capoline Grounds, resulting as Ioi
lows Cleveland, lG Atlantic, 7'
The families of John Falkner and others
residing in the Eastern District have been rendered very
sick from eating poisonous cheese, purchased at the
grocery of John PLACE at NO. go Gf"Aus''
LONG ISLAND.
EAST NEW YoRK-Ten frame houses in Lib
ertyave. were burned yesterday morning The owner
Frederick b. HILL is in Texas. His loss is estimated at
sleOO insured for $4,000 The IRE Is DceNeu 10 nave
been the work of an incendlary ,,,-., o.
Lone ISLAND CIIY.-The saloon and dwelling or owen
day Loss on building. 5000; not insured Loss on
9uor S44Oo; insured for 900. Thomas sattery
b9v was run by Engine Company NO ana danger
on sly injured at the yarnlsh factory IRE ,, -,
rfR RoCKAwAY.-SamUel Norton qusrreled with koD-
ert White, South Side Railroad contractor yeSterdy'
with reference to the extension OF the lalrOa' hs so
Franklin Norton, finally drew revolver ana hred iOur
shots at the contractor one taking eect IN tne ear aiid
another in the abdomen Tie assaant WAS COMMITTED
TO iall by Judge Brinckerhon OF jamaica
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MoRRIsAYIA.-George Washington Phillips,
coored who was shot by Constable Robertson on Thurs
day night while attempting to escape arTest,aied yes
teTday.
TREMoyT-George Armstrong was sentcrccd 10 the
County jail for 40 days. yesterday, for attempting to
hang lis wife in his barn, while he was druhh'
NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.-The subscriptions in aid OF
the Emory NJ E. Church OF Sunday amounted to s25,soo
Republican primaries for The eiectOn of delegates to
the State Convention will be held throughout Hudson
County tonight. Michael OBren, oGe Of the rioters
vino recently attacked Robert Provance OF Bayoaane,
and cruelty beat him because lie Orangedn, aIeu
yesterday OF smallpox at the Charity Hospital,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

Visit F.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeng
om, SO B,aTsy near Boeckers Nso Of Broomes branch at
Sf - dresses wl sac4ue ees feathers, gloves, &c. beau
tih,lly cslnet; coats pants vests cleaned IKE new