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New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
PERSONAL

Milburn, the blind preacher, has been speak
ing in the South.
Ex-Gov. Clafin of Massachusetts, will speak
az the Charlemont Mass Cattle Show the 29th Of
September.
Alexander Delmar, ex-Chief Of the National
Bureau Of Statistics has gone Europe, attend the
Statistical Convention az II. Petersburg.
Mr. T. W. Meighan has left The Sunday
Courier v. Y, on which he has been working for the
last five OF SIX years. Mr. Geoege W. HOws succeeds him.
New-Yorkers will learn with satisfaction that
Mr Jem Mace the bruiser intends 70 bestOw himself
Utah, and stay there.
A sale of personal ornaments, the property
of the exEmpress Eugene, announced % in
London OF the lst OF July.
1t rains monuments. Nathaniel Dickson is
20 have one at Northfeld Mass the spot where he
was slain by Indians IN l7i7.
Mr.. Bryant is doing a good work at Cum
his expense 10 contain the library that he established
Thereby gift OF $1,000 and several thousand volumes
A fray occurred, the other day. at Dubuque,
between Dan Rlce's Circus and Backenstoe's Circus
promoted IL alleged by the wife OF Rice who has
seeded from her husbands show and joined the troupe
Of BackenstOe.
The Trustees of the Lehigh University, an
institution founded by the Hon Asa Packer who has
given already nearly million OF dollars 10 thoroughly
establish 1t and make its tuition absolutely free have
invited Prot II. Wilson Harding Of Bethany College,
West Virginia. 10 accept ts Chair Of Mechanics and
Physics Prof Harding Is recognized OF the most
thoroughly competent scientific teachers OF the south
west and lis appointment 10 the abOvenamed chair will
10 the Lehgh University additional strength. DR..
Henry COppiD a West Point graduate JIG the President
Of the University and has added largely 10 It's
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

MDDLETOwE, Conn.,, July T-IO-day Is
Alumni dav There are present 81 Alumni far re-
ported. The annual meeting Of Phi Beta Kappa was
held this morning. The following officers were elected
President, DR.. Johnson; Vice-President, Prof Van
Week; Recording Secretary, Prof. Rice; Treasurer,
the Hon A b. Calf Corresponding Secretary Mr. C.. T.
Winchester or the Graduating class there were ini-
tiated f. N. North, C. f. Rice, s. g. Cushing j. N Holt
]. NJ Beeie, John A Cass A. E. Hail. II. 7. Scud der
A meeting OF the Trustees held yesterday. The
prominent actions were follows: Prof Cummings
granted a years leave OF absence, which he VIII
In "A trip TO Europe. gift or land worth
800 900 accepted from Mrs. Hon :. ID. Hubbard or
this city Two instructors were provided for. G.
g. North, esq., OF NeWIOrk, reelected President or
Board Rev. Dr. b. X Pierce, Secretary, and the
Hon. ID. W Camp. Treasurer. one new Trustee was
eleCted-Capt j. b. InOpas Of Charlestown, Mass.-ln
place of Isaac Rich.
The condition OF the college. under the able manage
ment OF Dr. Cummings, reported very favorable.
The institution contained students, and
dtOn. The business meeting OF the Alumni was held TO
day. The following officers elected: President,
Orange Judd Nice-Presidents the Rev Nm Rice ana
the Rev Dr. Curry Recording Secretary Prof WIN. n.
Rice, Pm. D.; Corresponding Secretary. Z. L. WIN
chester Memoriast, Prof G. s. Harrington; Treasurer
Library Fund, which amounts 20 s25,0OJ The following
gentlemen elected u have charge Of this invest
meut Orange Judd, the Hon. A b. CAM, FrOi j. NJ
Van Week There will be another edition OF The Alumni
Record published year by the Alumni Association,
and the Price was fixed at & per volume There have
beeu about Is applications for admission including three
wOmen This presages class Of from 30 10 CO. The Pro
fessOrs report the examinations Of the women as iar
NOT extraordinary. The Alumni festival occurs Lls
eyeping brilliant reunion is expected.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19

Central Executive Committee. composed OF an oqua
number Of members from each wing Sufficient infor
nation was obtained from tine opinions eX
! pressed by those present 70 show what the
final action will be. and while no amalgamation Of the
organizations themselves will take place. there viii DO
central committee composed Of delegates Of both par
ties. The committee viii make It's report 10 the two
General Committees July %, at Germana Hall. IN
Third-ave
The secretaries of The Liberal organizations have been
insructedto report the name, location and memoershp
Of each association 10 the Conference Committee, who
VII report the result 10 the meeting 10 be held at Ger
mania Hall As yet only few Of the secretaries have
responded to the request but information obtained trom
UNOFFICIAL sources shows that the German sentiment OF
the city Is overwhelmingly in favor Of Greeley ana
broWn while in some Wards no Grant clubs have been
organized There are NO signs VI bolt IN any Demo
cratic organization
Inc president and Secretaries Of the various Greeley
ana Brown Campaign Gibbs in this city will meet this
evening at Germania Hall. at Twenty-sixth-st. and
IhrdaVe' to receive the report Of the Committee on
organ zatlon James L. Haste. Chairman. Clubs have
now been formed in nearly every Assembly District in
this city. Within a week two there will be
more Greeley and Brown Campaign Clubs in every
semby District in the city. These are entirely indie
pendent Of the Liberal Republican District Associations
although working for the object Several Of the
clubs now organized have membership OF from 100 to
9oO and are nightly receiving accessOns their
bers. Central Campaign Club 20 be composed OF rep
pagn tlubs is TO br organized once. vii render
efficient service during the campaign by making
nOuncemehls i0r holding mass meetings at varOns
points completing the details FOR street parades and
circulating documents.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19

severe them. not half severe enough. warm
ing with his suhi CT. the loyal edOr pronounce az
IjeraI Repubicans traitors and renegdes" who have
gone to the enemy heaIi anu SOU. noOts, DOul
and breeches" and declares ms intention 70 advertise
them according 70 the company they Keep u teaiy
sounds II senator Morton we're cracking that WHIP III
has the genuine snap 10 it.
A correspondent writing from Kalamazoo,
Mich makes novel suggestion. which NAV be Of use IN
the campaign. Aluding the custom In former cam
paigns OF building "log cabins" ana "wigwams as
places fer holding political meetings ne THINKS tha' Tue
fs5m-housc" might be made symbol OF great power and
influence idea is 10 apply the name 10 he pace VI
meeting in eag village ami town, whether II De red
inc room for campagn papers or the regular campaign
clIb roon he thinks symbol especially significant
AZ the pTescut time, since IL ypihes the b0necfcie;
where wavward and estranged hr0thers may mee "A w
be recoucied-a symbol Of that love and rccOncLlduo
which now prpdOminate in our national politics. ana Oh
which Horace Greeley, resting IN his farmhouse Al nap
paoua v the living embodiment and represehLatiNc'
In conclusion. he says: "While the wlte nat syn,
bOhzes the Man of Chappaqua, lee his 'farin-houSe
typliV "A pure and loving gOVeInment-a tOEeInmeni
that has heart big enough TO love al ~ ehloieh' any
an honest pure purpose To deal justly Dy them a LeI
us build farm houses ell over the land
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
coNMENcENENT sEASOE

MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
AMHERST, Mass, July 17.-The dignties OF
the State OF Massachusetts Gov. Washburn and the
members OF bis council. Mr. Flint and the members Of
the State Board Of Agriculture Dr. LOrinc. Mr r. b.
sanbOrn. Col Wilder. Prof stowe DR.. Hickok once OF
Union COilegel the Faculty of Amherst College ana
that OF the state Agricultural School IN attendance
upon the anniversary Of the College Of Acuture-that
institution which, under the guidance Of Col W =
Clark "a President. is rapidly becoming the agricultural
college OF New England. class OF % boys graduated
to-day, and. usual the exercises OF the week
mostly such as 10 interest their friends Monday
ing the SOphOmOres and Freshmen contended for a
prize in defamation Francis g. Parker Brooklyn "
Y, "A Freshman, ana Edward o. Alexander OF Green
vile H. sophomore, bearing or tie palms. Tuesday
morning there al examination Of the farm by
committee OF the Trustees This followed, at II
O'Clock. by address by Prof. d. G. Gilman Of
New Haven. In the afternoon the class
day OF the Senior Class. the Grafton poem,
history and benedctiOn. followed by songs and smoke,
ana lemonade In the evening our yOung folks attended
a concert and the professors and their visitors were
hospitality entertained nc the house OF President Clark
Early Wednesday morning came an examination OF the
Glass Agriculture the Professor leading the
questions but encouraging the wseacres OF the farm
who present 20 propOund suCh inquiries
they pleased The class told what they knew about
farming with clearness and promptness appearing we
trained in their speciality. military review followed,
students by law made disciples OF Mars as
well wOrshp Of Ceres The aIeTnOOnO Ol Wednesday
devoted the graduating OratOns gwen according
programme and the bestOwal Of the diplomas by
Gov. WashDurn Every Is pleased win the progress
Of the last few years and hopeful for the future.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PpoN uAyRE-In s.eamshp LaHrea July B-Nohe Jones'
frohrant A Mr. DuuVage, MS DiFlnirrcl, MS
, ~ and Kitchen, MARQUIS Of Noales, Mafque OF Ho'
NJ. M cbl A. Buu Ms. smith, NJ Pm M FtllRi
Wr VIysueo Mr. Lehrun and children, Mi Otb NJ 1
frc Mis-. taster Mr. Looms j. Clscnet M lsrsr
Esner M A. Cert Soghirous. n Lecerc b Morn M ana
NJ Nontnma and child, Mr. Cunerchi, M De aros o. Hai
A. A Roche Nj. DA lenoOn hr he-L u Ltf.he
a. NJ Woreo servant Baron Brn ant servant MI ana NJ
c Ms Iiapoui. AMI daughters, Mr. Godehau'e l.
WelhoF Mr Ferani an infant, Dubois M ann Nc so
A. Mugsy l. L. Brown. Mr. Mrs. Duandi Mrs. Dnano T. ne
Bsprr Mis-. g. Nj r. Lau MI aud MS Mofri Alu
Nr And Ms Bodin and children. Mr b'rnari; M 10
.ee Mr. Prjo, LASER, Mr. Laguens hL Dlsin'
NJ Goiesux Mr Donaldson Mr. Burndgei hr thahnee az
Cbaever Dr. Claude SIeEygelsA Nj aud MA tfPeateI "
ciren ami s4rvan; and Mr.. Cuger servant I Johl
Mss Philips Mss Beucher Mr. Ssyi9 syht s Srsa ~ prSto NJ
Noalrs Nj Jacob Mr. Coste, Mr. Ve.ni NJ In NJ ~ n
.nI NJ. Cr,ero ami TWO sons Beno Gross NJ snu
I,ndon Cuse Mrs Rsnsioo A. Levy VI Levy - 1 "a
tct M Nfrrez a. Keller Mr and Ms sshWaeeri J. Lo'} ''
schwartz J. L. Assein, A. hnnis a. g.
PROM HAVASA-lu steamship C0ismbiai JuY ID u - n
80 Harry Robb r. Fabrns Rosseu, j. Burap james ne
J,eoh.sr Joln kane j. d Casisnos Wood, A. Slater -
Gnbd Crrus. Chorento Cuppia, Mn Faane Hoio~a "G n
uol,u.v Fdxar Orrn LousA Orrn and servant neo 80,
Rowl.nd and tso children, Lea Ran Mss bein la1-t al
d RonAa. 7rs. ReleE, j. A2rAHo, ", Jackson He'''-'
DaRmb II. Johnson. a., ~. IL AR Q Chan.
er wife aud two children Mrs Van Voors Ms y v " % &
MuuGrl Mis- Mumlon. Lewis hackin' "a - l.
Vsgbt NJ. J.ae rrrs Frank Ayrrs hhAist 49,
N Psr.ons Al !. NJ ths.on, M and Ira Dafclp"it No "a
M Srbylt, Air aat NJ. Williams. j. NuAh' n 81 -
I,,s. Ft.,r, Fr,ns Gleason james hgan " Ams".sI i-
s.-.b am a Gsuted Geo Whbell jos IN hAinsi htt Dv
.n S.Bns.r, W Buhanan MI and Af~ uol'en '" Sll"h y
AabHOnA
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

90. Edwin PeItsmeyer of Germantown, Penn, was
iroEued Cape MAY Yesterday, while bathing.
Simon Hall was caught between two cars on
The susquehsHnA Railroad Albany yesIerdy and instantly allied
The Massachusetts Press excursion party ar
vs Concrs H. Wednesday evening" All IeaFAed 10 boston ast
The mail stage between the Dalles and Canon
City robbed by three hghysymea Of syoO' lAsI
"A complimentary reception 70 the Shoe and
Leather Trace OF the Uae states gvea yesterday by Lynn
manufacturers
-. Robert selfridge committed suicide at Phila-
ieha Yesterday by snOoiug alter having cut he 0oAs wth shoe
Geo F. White Of Herbimer County. was ar
rested Albany YESTERDAY charged With attempting collect hs pen.
money ID second TINE
80. The Irish band visited Lowell Mass. yester-
dav and eaasasua received by The Tanoa IL military
benevolent organizations there.
The funeral Of ex-Nlayor Elijah L. Hamlin of
Bangor Ne took Paee yesnay afternoon non be late ealcnce
Courtsr, and wa largely Attended
. Owing TO a misplaced switch on the Boston
Wellington Yesterday. no one injured.
The Mayor Of Yedo, japan. dined with the
~ oHclal dayor Of that Nelnesday.
.C Crops in Central Wisconsin promise well The
mai ia7s SID as Issguqn N, a sPnas s1e-I WI esn foil
IT is reported that Gen. de Schweinitz. the
lnvor Empire toe Coun o Autra about eoae
The oakum store-house Of w G. Train & Co..
q HoIy Mass via large quantity o. oaum aud sons lus
,ooE $1,000, partly iEiared. Lo ffutule s2oO d.
The steamer Sacramento, from San Francisco
reu aud yausi o t1soo nas = BOZ sous Of Car
and Tand AL 80 oentAs England ped
q os p 'un Ih ne afsi shipment Of the nl made By
steAneE
Admiral Lee, at his own request has been
10 nptou Aag Aur Is he vii hau dosn bis Dag All
X @ a ,@. as " 9 Of "a 11 nSy. iolos. % Tie
detached fo@ the o0'<aao. and placed vaanf Oden
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
GIEANTNGS

The Liberal Presidential candidates were
ndorsed by the Democratic General Committee OF Long
Island City ON Tuesday evening.
A LARGE Reform meeting was held at VIM
field L. l. last night, and several eolored people were
enrolled as members OF the Greeley and Brown CluD'
The Grant Republicans of POrtchester, West
chester County, formed Campaign Club, and elected
Amherst Wright r President and Z. SOurs, W. e. Ward,
ana several others, Vice Presidents.
The United Democratic Association of the
Nineteenth Ward viii hold meeting next Tuesday
evening, at Fftyfourth-st and secondaye 10 ratify
the nominations made AZ BaltlmOre nulDeI Vi PiVHi
inent speakers will address the meeting.
The Jacksonian Greeley and Brown CUB
Of the XIIIth Assembly District has elected the follow
ing officers Moses Jackson. President; John Clark j.
n Ieahy. Vice-Presidents; IneO. dehdticAS' = IL
Keeey, Secretaries; L. Martin, Treasurer
Ont of 600 Republican voters in Railway, y.
T over 100 have declared for Greeley and Brown.
Among these are Judge DeGraw, Joseph NJ Porter
Howard *. Martin, Capt. james IL. tuihaun' "toS'
Denike, Joel Wilson, Uel treemah eA-hdyVr 0Vnn -
COddIng gtOn. aud others.
The Union Republican Association of the
XXIst Assembly District met last evening at Lincoln
Hall at One-hundred- ynfth-st and Thirdaye
and unanimously adopted resolution enangi9G HI oI
fhe XXIst Assembly District" Robert Beatty ani
Charles H. Cooper elected delegates 10 the Dehe
Committee. - n,
At n meeting of the William O'Connell
Democratie Association OF the Seventeenth Ward ON
"Wednesday evening the nomination Of Horace 1reeey
was approved for these reasons according To tne Io
lutions: His lifelong advocacy OF Reform ms ms unu" ,,
m ma riosm in defense 0f the Irish race IN tber s'ls
,ies FOR freedom, and his abors for quarter VI
Century. resulting in The emancipation oi miuo"' "a
slaves"
The Young Mems Grant Republican Asso-
citation OF the XIth Assembly District held meeting AZ
No SAC Eighth-ave., last night, the President hhoA NJ
fee in the chair. The object OF the Association ~ 70
enroll the Young ia tho district VINO laNoI & ~. 60
tinn of Grant aud Wilson, aud 20 secure theI ao % o.
oneraton and influence during the eamptgh' INC at
tendance Was small. and he pfoceoulusa H,tVtorasd
marked hy any enthusiasm. The AssOclatloh aDo1'
to meet early in september.
A large meeting of Republicans and Demo
crate OF the Town of Ne Lots L. l., was held al
Hall on Wednesday evening, for the purpose VI -
ganizlng "a Greeley and Brown Campaign Clao' ~
her OF the most prominent men OF the to"u "'v a.
- ., .,o,,od az. ,,l, Noves O. Palmer called 70
the chair. and Wm. sherlock acted As n NJ
I'M ttee on permanent organ EaOn' coISls.hso W g,ss
an'itt 7. a NJ Van -tcIrn d Warren Hamilton, uh'..
ri Miller. and Justlce p0WIng, reported couAa' a''H
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
TIE HEAT IN THE CITY.

The heat was as enervating yesterday as on
Wednesday. Lowering ran-cowds passed over the city
in the afternoon but their promise only hair re-
deemed by shower scarcely sufficient settle the dust
in the streets The list of sunstrokes is unusually long
The following being reported:
John smith, aged As, no home, found in the New-Bow
cry. .,a
foot of Nneteenth-5t,, East River.
Patrick Scanlan aged 45, no home. overcome DY lne
heat In the Twenty-trst Precinct StatOn-hOuse.
John CapO aged 40, Of No 81 Muberry-st., fOund al
One hundred-and-nineteenth-st aud Secondaye.
Edward Hefermann, OF No. 3i2 East Thirty y-slxthst
was found al Ihirty-sxth aud Third ave.
lanes p Cheshire, age "a, an engineer OF the Grandt
Ferry Company, overcome by the heat, yesterday
and will probably die.
Edward JOhnstOne, IS, OF Amitv and WulOw-sts.,
was suns struck az Harbeck's stores, Brooklyn.
Abbe Hart, age 50, was prostrated In Myrtle-aye',
BrOOklYn,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS



RArTFIC,rION MEETING AT GRAND kAflpS
Plan FOR COOPERATION BETWEEN pN'i0-
CRATs AND LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
my TELEGRAPH TO THR TRiBUNRl
Cp,UD RAPIDS. July 1s.-One of the largest
,,ee,,nrs ever known in western Michigan was heiu
hor tonght TO ratiy the nomination of Greeley ana
Brown. The principal address was made by eADo''
Blair meeting OF the Liberal Republican ana Dem
ocratc state Committees held here to-day 10 agree
on A Plan OF acton. A pressure was made upon Uhe
respective committees from various quarters 70
name an early day for the assembling oi 0Dl.o
Copventions. The same plan Will be pur-
sued IA recommended by the National
Committee adopted by both parties in Illinois. nst
was presented TO the State Central Committee OF the
names OF 100 citizens Of Grand Rapids heretofore ke
publican. who now support Greeley and Brown some
OF these are large manufacturers Among 1ie IoS, -
Jacob Ferris noted as active campaign speaker o
Grant four years ago similar list Of $50 names was
presented from Kalamazoo.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
prrr.1o LIVE srocK MARKEr.-JILr Is.

CrERceps to-day 81 head making the supply for th week
89i2 head for the sae tine @t "eeA
N,ck slow strong AyAnce on ast weeks P1oes puys
the rates demanded lie run lns week
80 G gtest Of the season the yards small About 100
bsS were disposed of 5i8 Illinois steers rangng rom W. 70
- IN m 6O Texas steers, rang NJ nom s' 20
T15n M 7jG s5 u Michigan steers, averaging ~ m A.
- 80; IS Michigan siocers averaging UkI 10y Al = >"
stOcker averaging jiV ID AZ % 'V~ p '' =" "N'' ~
Il26 10, at rs 33. ~ ~ -, - a.. IN. -..t Tim.
a. no 100 head against 9O for the same tine a "eeA Fc un,
changed 9 head Ohio sheep ranging from 81 " % ID " % "
n Is. IT4 CanAaa lambs. averaging " d. 81 ~
IIogs-Receps head making the supply o ihe Nee ms
bd ,,n.t O O head time last week haTEet
slightly advanced yesterdays rates pens clear o y e. sn s!
% svsnce. sales Illinois averaging 200 10 a. - 81 -
90 sillers. averaging 20 n AZ ~ 40
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19

The managers of the concerts given by the
French Band at the Hall OF the American Institute,
publish the following letter, from Madam Leutner's
general agent in the United states. in vindcation OF
tbemselve, from the charge OF having announced
Madam Leutner for the concert Of Friday evening with
out authority;
"BRLvrDERK HOUSE. NEwYORK, July II. lS72
AIY DEAR SIR Dr. Pescnka has just returned. anu re-
fses Notwithstanding my urgent requests 10 ave MS
wife Derm ssiOn 70 sing tomorrow evening OF 10 accept
anv other engagement than tonights IN Brooklyn
aiiJ LIZ 49, Hri,lr NJ. RADEN."
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
MARsHALING THE REFORM FORCES.
LIBERAL REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS sHOCL-
DER TO sHOULDER-GREELEY CLUBS IN
NEARLY EVERY DISTRICT.

DER TO sHOULDER-GREELEY CLUBS IN
NEARLY EVERY DISTRICT.
The German Liberals are labOring assdu-
ously 70 the union OF the Democrats ana
Republican organizations begun a few days agO. 10
that end the Conference Committee appointed arrange
a plan of cooperation met yesterday at No. IB East
FOurteenth-st. Through misunderstanding on TIE
part Of the President all the members dd not attend
but II deemed desirable TO obtain the sentiments OF
the members present in order 70 facilitate proceedings
at the next meeting. which viii be held on Saturday
some OF the members urged that the most effective way
carry the campaign would be 20 consolidate the Dem
ocrac and Liberal Republican organizations. that al
the Liberal should be connected with cen
tra Greeley and Brown Campaign club. having
branches la every Ward The majority, DO keyof'
favored the plan OF keepng the Liberal Republican ana
DeglOcTatlg organizations separate, and VI layns
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
" AK ITFFN I
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. July 10. ls72-I a. m. }
L. larsrl - fnrlrn nnlIr

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. July 10, l872-I a. m. }
SYNOPSIS r0r ne tDenty-fOur aours.
The barometer continues high over the
southern and Gull States with southwest winds and
pheasant weather.
The lowest pressure has continued moving very slowly
eastward over New-YOrk and Pennsylvania, while the
barometer the north ana west OF this REGION
and 10 a low extent New-England.
Tasterlv winds. backing % northeast, with fOg ana
low temperature. have prevailed on the latter coast
Clouds and rain have continued very generally IN tue
Ohio valley with falling temperature TO the nOrthward
This rain era IL now slowly extending eastward over
Maryland and New-Jersey. The midnight telegraphc
Coast and lower Lakes.
Probabilities.
pleasant Weather with light southwest winds is prob
able fOr Friday IN the south Atlantic ana Gulf states;
cIoudv weather possibly with light rain on the
ro;JJie Atlantic coast clearing away on Friday
norning and followed by north and west Winds WIN
lover Temperature, from Virginia 20 New YORK ana
Ia the Mississippi. Light winds and clearing
weather prevail IN New England. followed by westerly
winds on Friday night.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19

Bs-t wsiso rrs-7 Gov B., Is is-. with so.I
bsrs hasnes tbr Fsgmore BsAis - i'Ts sta sassr tyr
sds Nellie. Owens. Tnrs'. Island A.,. IN ..s
Bng Abona Aust lsaondo MsT - Haup,oa so.,
Bas Como loi Windsor N So williams. Por caedsai. 70
Ing Poras lof Liverpool Prout. Gov Be. is d.y.
schE Bertha soud-r. Windsor n g. with plaster
schr hayaover tBr Psrer Of snd from wiBl.r s. a.ss
Scir Virgins. s--n winlsor v T. 10 a.y. With pl.se,
scH00SRKs-RiysE coAsrN
W : U bnen. New HATsn. a. N. Alirch. ProrIarncr
q HAYDN, Boston Magae CuHmns Csal@t
Hosferus, Blue H!ll Jull F,1rh Bsrror
D. 4. serg Providence : Gpivia. st-m.,rt
Hslae A. Buter P,rt1Hd. Ct G. , Er ckasu Pfovd.sr~
s J. iiovt sey-Iisven. Martha NJ. Heath Pr.slle..-
Duvsc Sev.Bayen : }. llnd,ey. Iiacssra
Jesai- Ro.aeae. Ses.Havsn' J. Ierry, Proyasno,.
NJ. Kerneiv Greenport Ar-he- Reeves. B.esa.
a,s As.ie AesI.ae e @ s2,sieh ID sessi. PSo.i.nee T
L ; Lowering Prog.d 'Dee ~ p star scs iaind
VIZ. { .rrn P4~,n-tsf E.s, ssaiiior WetGra
Chas aataea- Posia-nee Fsi diver
Nm OH W Pr0v bod feF Havru.
M5ry lice Sos-Haven Joan Wn1s.A
= bel. 6elrggiSsu. u. G. Gsrs Il CrEleI. s1rpH
Jane bmsoH, Georgetown n. G.
ANCHORED AT HART's ISLAND.
schr Knma d. hnaey, rom Caili.
schr. seysnty-SiT. COBB, rom Rockpon No
Sem. lssnt C5om5s Warrrn.
SeF5 se1I benz, hra Dor E ana Ss- rom Vim Si1A5sayss H.
Sehr. or4aa Island. MeIHtTre from RoeAl.ai
BELOW.
Bari Ciesied Wave. from Boston.
RETURNED.
Ship Ms-anB VI fP'rt sauto. 0r i'' s.lsd lrF -
md ed ts hghp e9ucns 10 .-as soui 80
lour asslg diamond eom.ag is.s
River b sHe-Ofcl a. staten Island waiting o1l-r-
SAILED.
steainrbr yanaaI for HuraBug. cry wssngoo
5o 1reseu C i6r .aranai saa faae'o' Jos Sst.. -'-@
WiSD-sGlssi light, e. E. h.,y.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FonrHEss AosRoE july 70 -PN,d our F'.nsAip B-fl' =,
SAY FEscsco Jay io-Arriycd ship Hamilton from SsrYsa
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19

and bylavs ani the following lat NJ officers Presi
dent, Richari Pickering: Vie Presidents, Gillian
ScheBck and Henry. Labs. Recording Secretary. b T.
Rpton Finanria Secretary, ThOs j. Her ert; TreasI-
rer. j. Wyk0f Van sicen. Mr. Pickering. CnAs X NIL
leT, aud Clifford Nelson, made addresses.