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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27
CITY NOTICES.
Parfume Atomixers.

Perfume AtomtxerS.
An elegant. pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
for difusinG re!tumcry in the most economical man
ner sccnting the clothing. handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing applications OF
water or other liquids for headache. nfnmed eyes
burns. sensitive surfaces, &c also Tor dsinfectns
and ne, ,fu ming the sick room. For sale by
E. BRINGlIURST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Steam Atomizers.
For the Inhalation Of atomized fluids in the treat
,nelt OF chronic diseases of the throat air passages
and lungs. Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous how of ~ -ay without inconvenience
or labor. During the LAST two or three years we
have supplied several dozen of these atomizers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
Z. BRINGHCRST i Co.. Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

The Gazette has all along maintained that the
spfrsnchisement of the cOlored man degraded the
white race Commercial
Not all Of the white race. neighbor; only that
portion of it who have placed themselves on . lev
d with the most "degraded' race in the country
Such q mingled promlscouslv with the negroes at
the late Grant and Wilson ratification meeting IN
the Institute No lady or gentleman would seek
pleasure at such meeting. and no genteei white
person would have went into it if a partizan in
ceptivs had not impeled him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

DISHONEST JUpSEs.-Ths trial Of one OF the
impeached New York judges /. now progressing
at Albany. One of the charges preferred is that
In various cases tried before him, involving large
amounts of property. be conspired connived
with confedsrstes to defraud both plaintiffs and
defendants. It is said that in one instance two
hundred thousand dollars were thus absorbed by
the Judge and his associates
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-27

The government is on the lookout for a
large number of seamen who have deserted
the service within few days past 1t is re.
ported that as many as forty-three deserted
from the Runnery practice-ship Constellation.
at Norfolk, Va, on the 14th instant.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
PERSONAL,

Lord Stanley of AldeTley was recently COM
PEELED TO pay SIS for shooting adys terrier dog
Samuel Haberstiel, better known under the
name Of Arthur Bitter one OF the most eminent lyric
poets OF Switzerland died the 10th ut, in berne'
Prince de BeaufremOnt, late colonel OF a
regiment of chasseurs was wounded in duel which he
fought recently with Prince Bbesco, late aidedecamp
OF Cen TrOchu.
"Guilford." :be beautiful Mcdonald estate,
few miles from Baltimore Charles-stdve has been
purchased by A. 6 Abel esq, proprietor OF me batt'
Sun, for s475,O00
The lifelong but, for France, oyer-ardent
Republican Blanqui when asked Ut nis recent trial
where hi- usual residence replied, " Ny usual resi-
dence am usually IN prison. ''"
Lieutenant @ eneral de Schwintz the German
Embassador the Austrian Court is says the hTetts
zetntng Feb 1G in Berlin personal matters in view
his aDprOachng marriage to Miss JAY daughter OF inc
Hon. John Jay American Minister TO Austria.
The Rev. Merrill Richardson, pastor of the
New-England Congregational Church IN this city has
cone south 70 recruit his health. which has become
greatly impaired by his unceasing lbors in behalf not
onv Of pure religion but Of good morals and honest gov
ernment.
. Louis Boehmer. well-knOwD agrlculturist OF
Rochester y. Y, has been engaged by the japanese
Government TO take charge OF the practical details OF
Rureau OF Agriculture at YedO The same Cow ern-
ment mas secured H. NJ. Miller, U. s. Customs Appraiser
AZ san Francisco and Matthew Scott Customs examiner
t mat port to assist organizing Customs IoF
Japan These three gentlemen sailed for YOKOHAMA
March l.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
TENNESSEE.

PROSPECT THAT TIE REPUBLICAN DELEGATION
WILL NOT Pc PLEDGED AS TO CANDIDATE
THE DEMOCRATS REDIsTRICTING THE STATE.
CHATTANOOGA, March 5.--ThiS is the famous
Third District The happy district which often and
so long, sent the TcnOwned-now more than ever re-
nOwned-Wm. 3. : -oIes to Congress. Tho loss Of
"-v, ct william, the Bald Eagle sad loss indeed
The supporters OF Grant exceedingly over It,
Stokes thought TO De in grcat favor with his Excel
lency and justly for when stokes wanted anything
Re was quite to get IL. In his words, If
can't have il done any other way, BY, III go TO
Grant, We have about The same sort OF LnFnnny here
as elsewhere in the Republican ranks. All the Post
masters Revenue men, and 70 forth, are ll 1aVOr or
Grants renominatOn. Nearly everybody else Il not
particular who 1t be- only that II should be some
body better than Grant. The Onc-term principle nrds
great favor; and II altogether likely from the
present outlook that tie delegation from this state may
told day two since by prominent member VI the
STATE Central Committee, that that was ms ldea anu
that b. should do all IN his power 70 accomplish ~
Tie Democratic Legislature y bound 70 gel Maynard
ont of Congress- They viii redstrct the state during
tie present session. and Will change the boundaries or
bis Ntavnards) district to make II Democratic. BY
ma king This change nthe second II IS hoped they may
give tie Third District some chance 10 send Republican
again The First Butler district J. out of the question
sorrow. One thing greatly needed here Is the public
school and tax to establish early sys-
ten schools In the town. as has been done already n
MemphiT aud Nashville. with the native Democracy
free hnos exceedingly unpopular, and the state
makes provision Tor tnem.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
SCHESlEs or FINANCE.

''-iIE CONMITTEEs-BASKISG BUBBLEs-FAINT
HOPES OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.
''lDx Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, March 9.-There are all sorts
hsInes presented 10 Congress, at all sorts OF times
." 'oris OF people The Committees Of both branches
- 80 u bold themselves open 10 ell comers, good bad
E - ma anerent, TO receive advice, and be stuffed with
~s'.Vo ID the raw, or the cooked OF the digested
-"' o. ANYBODY and every body who comes along The
N0ef OF Congress is oy ms position the tmOst polite
50 aiAIsOe man IN the world. He lodges and runs q
~ oes-' but when ne is caught be smiles BE must
pir'aer Il on hrs track, and the universal press il
- 10 every grumber This is the 10 a greater
'@''At IN all countries The representative OF the
:, F' h1s be polite II he Is not he dies. The shifts
. ~ BRUSH member OF Parliament To escape the fangs
- .ch'er are ihnunerable. Nobody knows where
~ brsG iyes In London He Keeps the place OF his
nes dead secret. His only known address is the
C'ub." He gees there. and Ia sometimes caught
=, bdt when be Is out, no mortal man knows
At ~ TO be found. He gays he should be hunted 10
a.. biz lodgnRs we're known. Poor man. Even
T., '"'unt OF seoluson has not saved him Washing
- s small and too open to have this practice IVi
tse. even u II wsgs Otherwise vfacticaIie. New
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
MYSTICAL NOTES.

The great battle between the partisans OF
Frau Mainger and Frau Lucca which broke out during
the performance Of The Marriage OF Figaro at Ber-
ln and was only suspended by the Emperors personal
orders 70 the police take the cOmbatants into custody
has resulted in the dismissal Of Fran Maiinger whlie
the angry feelings Of the other goddess have Deeh
s0Othed by the EnperOrs permission that hef 'JTrsee
shall draw up the royal entrance 10 the Opera hOuse
The report be confirmed that Lucca VIII sing an
New-YOrk next season under the management Oi MI
Henry Jarrett
Mr.. Gilmore gets some astonishing offers or
assistance in the great work OF his Peace Jubilee
specially, Mr.. Palmer Gallup OF Mystic River Conn.,
has written that Is in possession OF the largest double
bass viO IN the world-an instrument so large 'nat
not set OF strings could be found upon earth or SUI
fceut 1ze for it, that the owner Obliged 10 nave
them manufactured 10 order in Europe. Thls pro,
dIaous fiddle the proprietor offers 90 have transported
10 Rostou and further oilers himself TO perform upon
IL. The great manager writes go0d notedy IL asTSI %
thai Mr. Gallup may come, and that be may e1hbl Ms
monster in the orchestra, simply preyidrd ne hdGs
caufi0sy that there music IN H. ana you are capa
bir 0f bringing IL out"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
TIE NEw-JERsEY APPORTTOyslENT.


SIR: | think your Trenton correspondent
has been led into unintenona error in hs aumadyer-
sons upon the proposed Congress Districts IN this
State The districts agreed upon by the caucus are
Homogeneous compact, and as fairly adjusted as crcum-
stances would permit, to the requirements or pOpua-
ton and facility OF INSTRUMENTATION. The lst Dis
trict comprising the counties of Camden, Cape May,
Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem, lies mainly and
eompactly upon Delaware. Its interests one Its
system of communication is all that il required, and It's
pouu alton Is very near the mark In fact there would
sefn 10 he no other possible division. AT the last ecc
ton the Republican majority on Governor wH Zl5-1
The proposed lid District Is compact ana eymu''rya
lis political character II is true, Is not SO ucclueu
as that OF the Ist District, but on Governor
last year ii gave Republican majority ot 322
10 the lid District IL Is true that the nas OF te
yote ca for Governor last Fa il would he Democratic
and with the encOura cement which the Jealous kpupl
cans of Nddlesex and Union will derive from ucr new
onporfunties II certain 10 become speedily RepuOh
can The proposed cement III the other diIcts H
in the main, sufficiently obvious 10 Wafrautlts CON
summation II may he well to remind our freids VINO
are in mower to-day that their sures hold Is ihi ceahg
On NH sides and that doubtful and local advantages tenn
ncrorv gained at the sacrifice Of Justice ana ne con-
venIeuce of the people 10 recOl u Tie uetr
uent of the party projecting thenI and that pOlesseu
sat,sl.ctiOn on the part or Democrats with ne new
annnr 0nneut Is better than evident and honest mug
naiou which, II well founded, would be sure D una
RESPONSIVE chord III the popular heart ,
Trenton March 8, 1sI2 fLAI JnAIIA'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE STATE or TRADE
WEEKLY HAVANA hARGHr.


HvASA hsrh '3aRr-stocki i warehouse Hivsn. M,ss
.0,3S bores sud 10 80 hLdl Hsee %
and h1alzl. s90 bore as DO Lbi et1orei
on Havana sad NfrEs 200 boxes snt $50 hhdk ding
tSo Pores and sg01 hht b. 'he ind Sla'ct Marke; psu
rd change the b there slight saio1 eeTtl saes Tks
e'hsr favorable .0r gniHg aEi tbe transportation pr.Hos
EPea noit a. tnrar ul g euff arre NM ysfs
to CesroB SAL per sohe Fir 20 Gooi Re-
m y hI aeGlne At 20 - Ts per arr0be G'cey grades iete
~ tesH per astote. MoIsals nominal.
aeOn lrt n r TTsrIs rnsrtsbe ios " &c
Ae gnses e so I5o pr bbL Hsns ON demand;
e Pc ler qahis,; Ameca Eglr c8ra. 80 AZ
LII "a k'g' sea si5 .; n TIM @8a y eursL
W. h..y We sa-d sTo2 probably The Urges. giLe@
nuoy,nti leioN' - ~@%lo rif 131
On - rsrroie 0uots heaIy Coal o. tn. u reals rc- rsi
Coz .a. flhe ~ PEI NJ shootBoI sBssr 10
80 reasi Hoehe5d q c2J real
- ~ 0' $50 ~ ~'- - a. h"'a -
set. sraer; boE suar Nora souhsra Eor
sas Si1 81 IS per hog ae-f 10 Fsrt~ra
Na DOTS % tie United State. ~ $50 rcs hsglheai of
- "Qrscrn and southern bs lui,et ,tate
~ " "Fiin'H'h spa Ori-r, J7s 81 a 90. per
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

PUBLICANS CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
fFRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oP TIE TRIBUsKI
CONCORD, n. H., March 10.-To- morrow is
the last day before the battle and both the great parties
viii do their utmost TO bring full vote Tuesday
Returns from all sections show that the OF New
Hampshire, In Massachusetts, and other States who
tain their right to vote here, will home by hund-
reds tomorrow. II the weather is pleasant Tuesday
there will be very full vote. which viii nearly
equal, It is expected. the Presidential in 1868 Re-
publican meetings held last night at Manchester
Portsmouth,. other places. Gen. Hartman spoke at
Portsmouth. and said he felt Of very large Repub
ncan vote, and OF the election OF Mr. Straw.
Reports all along the line show that the different parties
thoroughly organized, and the Republicans generally
confident Of than their opponents The
Republican canvass which is usually very accurate is
most promising this year. aud expected that it will be
verified at the polls as it has been many times in years
past. The State has been well canvassed by stump
speakers and It seems TO be pretty generally conceded
that the advantage in that direction in favor Of the
Republicans
The nominations for the Legislature. thus far made
show that both parties appreciate the necessity OF put
ting their best men, that they may poll their full party
strength. There VIII be hard contest in many represen
tave districts, in view OF the possibility Of 10 election
by the people for then the Houses must elect the
Governor Of the result Tuesday few men on either
side hazard any prophecies Most Republicans seem 20
think that Mr.. Straw VIII be elected and that any
event there viii be good working majority In the Legis
lature should the Prohib0nists and Labor Reformors
draw of enough votes TO prevent sraws election by the
people Mass meetings will be held u all the principal
places tomorrow evening
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11


FowLBRsodienl-. 10 Ills dy Friiv. II - I'M. Peter &
Fowler late booLAeeler Il tae Revere iol, A. Is ~
from residence mother NO. Sorh Portland 5rooAyl.
on Monday. march II. 1872, p. m
KENYOS-Oa Sunday The iot5 lne, Preston Vie u Proa W.
The 7es and friends ar, invited attend The tr, on THURSDAY
Baa,,l, S ,a iIs; near Faalila ave-, 1 Bookiya
LAEY-In Brookn March g. willie K Of j. nsgvs
friends ia to attend The hnerll ron ths
bis parent, III South 0Iol, Moaay, the It a. 10
O'Clock
LAwRRNcEsaienl, on FRIDAY evening Of d.ee Of I'll.
beart, John r. Liwrnc' II The " % 's-r o. L'i ate
TIE relatives an friends Of The ry az: y, % orI b., faiei..
2h At OcO& TIE remains vii oe is4eu 70 Gea'ood Toe
nterment
McGRArH-In Booslyu March 0 1872 Sarah E. VIII of W.
acoiatb. aangi'of Of b IL Mace, esq SswtrrEh ~,
Relative, & sp G =; are sk Si % no To- S9i @ y. 'e is % nee s s
Thra1e between Ff scoa I'm lls.. South BrooABa.
MERRrTr-A: Dsabary Conn sq'9,iag 'a Inst Jo-e0s *
Merritt, aged years son OF Charles H. hefaii-r a.
PONDAt Boonvac Dutchess County. THURSDAY Mar
Franklin Mole aged years aHa months only 'oa OF b. T. -
CarodGe Pond.
soa OF CigL Benz F. and Carfe Pond, ezei yeln
QLYBYon Tnrsa March At the res sSs o. so sr o % IS
wslDf Qgaby aged Il ys,IF' Mar, Il o, 10. O'clock r
he Reformed Church, OF Podhs and Lifye'e-pe
RAYM9SDLn SsTg5a @ n H. sS s S@ T. saa s 'i B.
aon 49,. a - be- held at the residence OF te paeHts southa
YesJugh at 81 D Tuesiay March y las g & d, n 'sh % ma
,i i. gar vii. be npde edaesd morning, a Ortnse
ssCLMREAt CORNING = T. or . sfaTlF "0'-Ds ''l AA'e'
Etnne 40 81 Of HrnrY T. sinfafr.
P1pe from her late Coming AZ oc0sN s4ond-y af
nosu, lIih nSI
sAura-On SATURDAY. March Enelne wife Of NhF'in VI smith
~ respectfully Drtet 10 gtenf
BagrOE-st
M1r,h l2 a, / o'cl1ck without further Invitation
spEgs-. Gn.eu7e y. T. Feb q l9 Rev shaba O. Specs D.
D. aged 81 year,
Wesera papers please copy.
srlLLAt Inyeoi s.,l.dy M,r. Jacob sal, sgd II 'elr
Duichess sndC Columbia County paper, please oop7.
WINDSOR-At West ev-Brgh-on. Llrd. N'r,h Mr.,
Windsor relics Lloyd Davis Wn-sos. n sLe 81 year u
her
Funeral viii ae place Church Of the Aseern West Ss
Brighton Tuesday u O'Clock Boats leave PeE 49, NORTH u ss
Il . clOck.
wRtGTT-Ou SUNDAY m"sng March 10 George Hear. o lss
LYDIA M. Wright. aged 10 years
invited attend the 1W -rl ircn -
Il bis Daents % GIoyesL, Taday 'ae iih ia
10. oclork
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

NOMINATIONS BY TIE moRMoNs.

. SALT LAKE CITY, March 1O.-ln the Mormon
Nominating Convention. last night. Frank Fuller ex-
Secretary Of the Territory nominated for Repre-
sentative in Congress Hempsted the Attorney OF Brig
ham Young, for State Senator; Col. Akers and ex-
secretary Mann for members OF the Legislature rep
the Gcuties, who however 30 not recognize
them The Mormon Il e.rature, II tnc state s admitted
viii probably give Hooper and Fitch the United States
senatorshps The Apostle Cannon Will take State
senatOrship. IL doubtful whether the Gcutiles Will
nominate tICkct attend the election. Ihey trust to
Congress to defeat the whole scheme.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Tor ether Ship Ecirs ser S''0n6 P1re'
ARRIVED SnnllY. MnrcL

ARRIVED. sunday March 10
Etesmhp Hermann IN. O. Keca BrEen .eJ - ari $. h
arrtiI g-tl ra1sc snd piss o O.lr.eh,
Australia (Brb ieldecx. GJsg0S Feb - al h~ls
18th, e.. sld g. Hen rsoB Bros.
Steamship LOUIS Wlielold Noarelrs Na Sil nta t
pas. - II. b. Cromwell & c..
Steamship Emily p S0ule, barick, fe@-O aIs Ea9a va
mdse ard pass. 10 = Baker.
Cloeetln. sth mi+c
and pas. 60 Iav uutJu I0I s Go.
stelfaslip Georgia CroYe Cllre udt- ras.
Morgan & Co.
Ferguson Wood.
ssaushp Frsacor.s Bragg Portland wh sad peas
Ship Queen Jansen Liverpool JIa 9. VITA ae
T. anchored on the Bar
BARK Davis (or PHILADELPHIA shouis St. Jlo De Cas
Gpanianamo 20 days, w.ti sugar.
BARI Trait dUnon '0f Turk ir Bslou poau t.x
Cares ~ DAYS with lOyT0oL
Bg Bo.toa Gates Grand Turk L. 81 days .ian9
Oh Roads 4 dlrs, With s.
(Rr) McAniar Anguis Nssau 20 days &
S,h Florence M ST. John n b. AGieEson ST. Martins 70 day
with salt.
Ayela ELLSWORTH JicksoDvl Is ias. si.b anhE
WlND-SuH4oSu. moderate. v ". celr.
DOMESTIC POBTS
l1-Arivet G9u.
Montgonsy from EewY1rk Csre1 Steamship orsS,., IN
gtoase. She lies snt % e1PseI"s
OF % uie.
SPOKEN.
80 miles T. from bY pboat james Arsy
no ch lucas. from Baltimore for Porsae "a oss Of osI
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
ULSTER COUNTY.
A NEW TAMMAYY GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The Committee Of Twenty-Five reported, Sat
urday night 10 the Tammany Society that the present
Tammany Hall General Committee should not be con-
tnued. TIE report says:
In coming this conclusion your Committee IL chiefly
governed fact that this General Committee jes
fully represent the Democratic voters pf the sew
pral wards desirable and necessary tO insure una
uinty action IN the great struggle which j. about 70
ahe place IN opposition 10 the cotrupohs's OF 'e Icu
special or marked departure in the election Of this
mlttee from the general hsages which nave 'OntioHcu
the clec ION of general committees for few years pas
vet principally for the above given. and believing
ire ar and perIicous and Is dangerous TO the party
welfare your committee have had 10 difficulty IL reach
Ing tie conclusion that 10 il safer and ttr 20 recon-
mend the formation OF general cOhlllttee, to DC
elected from Assembly districts.
The report adopted, ana the following committee
Of seven appointed report to the Society the names u
Inspectors OF Enrolment and Erection John Hall, j.
winthrop Chaner, John Fox, Miles b. Andrew Edward
L. DUnreily william c. COnnor and Augustus scLeA.
P9l ,1i lsolGny Sc seooHd Page
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

Tie senate b-tommittee Oh Commerce, composed OF
1s.r. Kellogg. COrbett, and Vckers. have finally agreed
toou b allowing First Materials for the construction
steamships by section otherwise TO entered free
NGuiy dnd allowing drawback. Second Ship supplies
ell eoa 10 be Withdrawn from bond duty tree. Third
American vessels registered IN foreign countries allowed
y Ngs'T ar American vessels, within two years.
!1rh Steamships Oi foreign build OF not less than one
tolsand uus may be purchased. and he. entitled 10
AMERICAN register. Finn IN OF all said ships
90 De 1Sed IA the marine service by Government
sgffalseucut.
= -ae atlaje Arms Committee will tomorrow examine
~ bcntt and the House Committee on Expenditures
a. lAr War department viii examine Major Crspln
aso u Ordnance stationed at New-lOrk, through
o qeiver1eS OF arm were made 10 the purchasers.
he Itri1tOridl delegates gave dinner Saturday
Va PTes0eut Vice. President, Speaker OF the House OF
+Peetu'atives, ana the Committees Territories
= Fttslaent sent note regrettng that his absence
.yu i5LingtJu would prevent hls attendance. Dele
- Mccormick OF Arizona presided speeches were
g-e g-e % President COfax. speaker Blaine senator
50 -. 1A0 Mr lane Sen@LOr schuiZ retired before the
setAnig commented
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
BuGaio Bnp. Best shoi.

The renowned Western Buffalo B mas, ehausA
lie For Of bis ageony thft onehe has passed t6r5ugh
dlnge suppose than any other living From L Il
be has been living The Plains subject tbe ps sch attend
lie wt the people think Of hin be ines ron the O'aOus
which greeted him everywhere during bis recent 't. 70 The cites q u,
East What Uncle lin aica.s ~ the title viii ws
tho Government b.. hoa1red lin Gle. o. cuts" To SILLY phls
cuhost Bill given Ne Banne sketch Of hs life sni
These have been s n connected the fo Of ior
which commcuci in Tie YORK HeL ready tlis (iioa
MON NJ OF curs, everybody real Bslo Bufs Be's
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE SPIRIT OF TIE TINES STAKES.

The entries for the three-year-old Sprn @
Ee Times stakes OF 1873 and 1874 have he1 wen, mere
icing 2, nomiated FOR the former year ana ' 'or le
latter Tie subscription is $780, OF wnen ''' paia AT
,o ,e o, .,,e, and the remainder on or before the
=, -, s.,,o,n. ,.o.odug the after which the
,rr.,a - or nay Each race = mile heats. iu
harness AID ,ss sa on ,G scS,s IN aTassy ss sO m
September, GOOD day ana ,,ar w.. name,L - - S '@
NY of the CITY, TO be hereafter ""i"0@~
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
P1SSFNCFPS dppTVPD

& , oanA, ln steamship Herman. Nassh inH seA-it a.
Ipo@ fI pepn WINTER D. ~ Mereuk Hngsre Ea fiHaiy
,hOh Ia stasralD A4sre, March iLhr Bxna.
~. John Fazrr sl Clrsl, Gilbert NFa1.
Mira Cadienh-d Nrs MsDoog.i Wv. - '"' WIN -" ' '"
tTOs ~ "a, AAii-ln tn'ho Usrn.r Li-aeon
~ ~ ~ ~ 49, ~ g. "1.ey AMI wife J. Owen end rife. j. korr
snS sna S,ie a5a T. A. Lamb Mrs. s. Rcs All q i
hte, Mrs Nue Bck,l - H. Kaa-r r. Neges A. al Crasr.ftJ .
W GRAY, r G.. BOomh r Hesari Elmer NO. a,is..y AZ W
Day r. Barles T. j. Evans All - Ia ths s.eeisgg " "
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
sTtGE ROBBER CAPTURED.

SAN FPANcIsco, March l0.-Yesterday the
stage driver bet wecu stockton and Jenny Lind saw
man in he chappare HON ne recognized az one OF the
recent stage robbers An armed party pursued him. ana
"A. sne .ae Dg 4 cnsucG The rOb-sr was shot three
times aud was ,noItally wounded. He admitted having
engaged IN ;wo recent stage foo0erSs' ""e 'oes
To gye uIe uaue,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
CONNECTICUT.
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN.

HARTFORD, March 1O.-The political cam
Dagn in this state, which has far confined TO
quiet committee work. Will be actively begun this week,
Immediately following the New Hampshire election.
The first public meeting viii be held in this city We'd
nesday evening and Gen. Sickles and Gen. Williams Of
Indiana viii speak The far looks WELL The
Republicans certainly have better organization than
their opponents We look for exciting work during the
next three weeks The best informed Republicans feel
that victory Will reward their efforts.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

7
The Prince and Princess of Wales are no" IN
ParS.
Cant. Thomas Stackpole. well-knOwn steam
boat captain Of Washington. died YESTERDAY
Weare Clifford Chief Engineer of the Lowell
Fre D-varias died yeserisy aged d.
The Grand Duke Alexis goes to Rio de Janeiro
direct from China the Cape Of Good Hope
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

"Maaic Oil.o-Ws- RESsR 81 Ptieli. Mass. invented ai
this irIe mafE hr Helcne be pse
pared and st for Oter Parties T3 rnY ana ionstJ
try.ng this
sent vii! such tcs by bn st
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ispr only By VIZ. RESNB soSs, Prstti h4sA
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

THE NEW-ORLEANS TROUBLES-VAN NORDEN
AGAIN RELEASED.
NEw-ORLEANs, March S.-Nan Norden has
been released on writ Of habcas corpus. the Supreme
Court deciding that there nothing in the Coustu
ton precudng the exercise of the pardonng preroga
tive by the Governor, of conviction and punish
meut for contempt of court.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

Watch No. I2.0o3, stern Nindcr-heaany Trade ,lark
"nitei Marion, y j. luufc;lei b. lie Jliei
states Wales CJD. has aeen carried by go
months. -o'al 4eng IL i0 eaAs
tme.--W. ). dunn. OF H. h. CsAiu & Co, y l.