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New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THURSDAY. alRoH H.
pdSSEVGERS, SAILED

FOR HAFfEn steamship City n WASHINGTON, March a--The
Rev Mr. King, George b. Rlery George B. Ey +. Briaga
Aaron e.in Raphael Fort Aaguo Adam Ms Frappe D1yer
poy Mo 'DawInoy, Miss AntOiaes Gu,ni B. AhAtn, Ame
aty rr.ieac Michel a. saget Is B Guerra Severno frusLo
Chude Jacoe grille Gc.eln Pierre Merque Nile Esther Blum
Jo~ph Cognsn John Bs Williams Edward James, Loas
Tnrues Cooper Elisha Turner sanae Hughes John
Lord Thorss Lori Samuel Loid Wn Tayor Col Clarke Dr. G.
poioc Ferguson Harry Psge Peter McN Ill, Mt SWAMI Mrs
hiy. Mne Palm aud three children.
FOR LI'EEPOOLn steamship BRISTOL March 9NTs. Richards
Dr. Campbell II g Brewster John n.ius David Gnori n. T. A.
Over Mi, Dy'I " b. Johns w Lindsay Alfred NJ Cohen, R. A.
White Alfred H. Psrkes x. .. Old and WIFE, Samuel W. Doy Mr.
Dunn, r. !. striker Rev. leeds Res. Nj Wells F. A. Dyer
aud vito Hen w. Fielding Malcolm Low r. = Johnson Geogo w
Talbot, ~, q. Weatran. George sonnerA
F0a SgTASNAIn steamship Magnolia. March 9Mrs Fooimsn
Mrs II Cia-cn Mas Adle Mot Miss Crosby Mrs H. r.
Thee Ward Geo H,ni M' aass,On ChsA Mars'on Reg
nols sil si, T. ntd abiw A. L. S.rthrup and wife A.
Hart wife Mrs A. Second Mn. r. H. rurner j. y. McCakty
wis d. Coates Edward Davis. John Grye Mrs suar e. w.
Miller Ihss. n Terry.
ROg LIvERPOOL-rn steamship fNsno, Msrch sMr and Ms
Eddy, McMen Dir. MeIabe J. Kirby. :. ~ Mses T. Smith
Gn, Nm MeOTn, ani infant Capt Pratt. ~ BIatsl H.
Coraelsep g. Won l.sugon, r Moor, j. jack.
FOR SAvASSAHla steamship Huntsville March &c H. Howe
b bowen r. Tyson sad Daaster " Trnble and wife, Waite
rrrr Kirby Miss Nrbv T. j. Kennedy deo s. Brooks
lli, Jink Smith, Miss Fanny Pollock MiS Il. Johussn
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK, Saturday, March ., is7l
No business Of public interest was trans
acted at the Exchange to-day For the coming week q
number Of important sales announced 10 take place
Muller wilkins & Co. will SELL on Tuesday, at referees
sae the lOts OF land with the 4stOry marberont
building thereon, the northerly side Of Exchange
place. between William and Broad-sts and known
Nos and Al being together 80 IT, In width In front aud
ery line. Alb the plot Of land, with the story encS
roof brick building, the northwest corner OF broad
and southts and known as Nos. 127 and 29 BrOadst,
and Nos IS and 10 Scuthst, being i7S IT. on southt,
and lot the nOrth-easerY corner OF Pearl and
Patt-sts., and known No. Us Pearst, being l6o IT.
Pearst., 2s7 It, on the rear and 59ll r. on PiatI
Hugh y. Camp will cell Wednesday the premises
situated on north side OF Madenane, between God and
known az No % Maideniane size 2Oxsi feet AsC the
plot OF ground bounded by Clinton and HunnnS'onst.
hId Messr. f. IT, Ludlow Co. will sell Thursday a.
executors sale, the dwelling with the extra large lot of
ground known as No. 10 East Twethft., north sde 80
feet east OF Fith-ave Bo4se Is two stories G s,tS ana
basement high stoep, brick, 2jx4a6 wth lhclOsed paa
The lot feet front 2GO rear lisi on the west SIDE
and I55 0 feet on the east SIDE.
s. Dingee & Co will sell on Thursday the premises
known as No. 80 Saint Marks-pllce .,o r~o,....
J. Johnson jr will sell on Tuesday, ~ he EXcnan se'
by order the executor OF the estate OF Jacob Norma
deceased, lot on north side OF One-hundredanasS- SIX
toenth-st I-B feet west of Eghthaye.; also, mouse
situated on north side OF
st. ieet west Of Eightbaye desirable teestory ana
ba ement house containing IL rooms all modern improve
ements; also, two lots
south side 2g5 feet west of FthYe The same aucOn er
will SELL on Wednesday. at Brooklyn salesro0ms by tne
order OF the Supreme Court the three-st0y houfe ana
four full lots Of ground Prosdentrst, BrOoAJh d.
distant lis ieet from BOndst. .o,,-,,
T. Johnson ir Will sell Thursday, at 1890 O'Clock,
at Office OF Josiah NJ. whitney, esq, sunswicker-
race Long Island CITY, Astoria, Capt Joseph Bounty
property at Long I-and City, Astoria consisting Of ~
building lots with buildings, and dock ana dee~waer
front adjoining the residence OF Edwin oyt esq and
within a few hundred yards OF the Goyernnent wosAs at
Hell Gate The properly is accessible by Two lines or
steamboats, running every halfhOur from PecS-Snp also
BY SinetysecOndsi. Ferry and 10y Hunters Point Horse
Railroad. Terns50 per cent can Ienain on bond aud
mort gage for five years.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
RING TRICKS EXPOSED.
itor or TAe Tribune.

SIR In the report made by the Committee
on Finance to Board OF Assistant Aldermen. Geo. r.
Johnson appears II Deputy Coectoriot Assessments
receiving the snug Of S5l 0s. II the Board oi
Assistant Aldermen any other proper authority will
investigate the matter 10 w be found that from May.
1907 to July 81 1s7l, the said Geo Il. Johnson was de-
voting all his time 10 his business pork packing) and
none to the duties Of his Office And fther, IL will lie
ascertaned that ale said appointment was Of tho
fraudulent Ring arrangements, and that Geo. j. john
son was only tpe convenient Ggre head for his brother
i-law Charles G. Cornell, VINO corruptly and shame
Isy poe leted the his share Of The Ring plunder
All of these facts and he proved II the proper
authorities will put Geo. L. johnson and the Collector Of
Asse ssuents Henry starkweat1cr, under oath. don't
think ciths OF them VIII periuro himself to save Cornell
II Is time such onOnnOus and vile swindes were
p0sed and the persons participating IN them held mp To
the scOrn Of an outraged public, r.V BONO lCuLlC0,
Eeu York, March 1879.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
OWL NOTES

,Isnn 5acobs, Solomon Cohen, James II.
Ncse, aud Bel egJamin Iockwoll, filed voluntary petitions
N bankruptcy last week Alvin O. Buck. william j. Dud
ley charles + Cozzens William K. Hart Isaac Par
mutcr. Chares c. Huhbeli, Edward n Chapel. Lu,her
~ ErEer, aud Ev G Miller, WcrO adjuilCdted mvO.lA
tary bankrvpis; and Thon Crane received discnarse
IN b0uarnptcy.
Iu the United States Distrlct Court Oh Satur-
day Alexander f. Orr withdrew bis petition 10 put the
YoIltIs AID New-York fire Insurance Company into
ban -uptcy 2nd by snt Of psCies the matters III
QuC ton will be left IN the hands OF the receiver a-
BY the state COu "A motion was made FOR an
attachment contempt against shepherd Knapp the
rrr .Cr the Bowling freen Savings Rank because he
refs.d to produce beiu the Register the books and
paLrrs ~ ly Bark II argued IL opposition TO the
not .u that Knapp heif them az a officer OF the SUI
pr ric Of the 81 and TINT, uer torc ne was
Euy Of no respect Officer OF the United states
District Court refusing to produce them before hiln
.luJl l3lai. .llOrd denied the lHOtlon.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
,SMIPPING INTEHLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEVv- -yOkk......

PORT OF ERw-yOEk................. .....MAscaa
CLEARED.
Stetehr ysaoe l Temtson Lsepeol Natoeat Steamship Co
f,csH hip CIR Of BRISTOL (BrI Plps Liverpool John g. bale
Steamship Wasng.on r oissau iiasre George naeieniie
steamship Ces WhirnsD. N.w1lrlsans n b. Cromwell Co
sieata CHAMPION Lock ksooi. Charleston, IL L. Morgan o.,
Johu O~en Winters ueorgeuu d. c. Geo b. Mercs
hteDsep Metropolis Csrnef Wilmington q Washing
Steamship Wytuok BIown RemHd City Poll, sud Norfolk Old
Dominion Sta,nlsaip ca
e. khight Johnson A.e,lAdria Cen r. Nerrnf.
storrflap Neptune nnser Boston II. T. UiuoL.
Stsanhp HAnsulsa, Fish. New Bedford. Ferguson Wool
s.eanhn aiianas (B.) Mckay, GAsgor, H.hleson br0s
Steamship ThoIw iis Dsp Brilwne stockholm, fahct Bts
20.
Steamship But,n N. a. Lodswfs Brlm,n Osltch, ca.
Steamship Ctg ho,oa. PaIgt Gaeston all ~! Wet G..
H. Mallory %
Gc Meade Sampson New 0tcaas. frerct DAhsE
Steamship Ashsnd. Moore fernsudias gaA Hsui
.np MignOls PsiLer savannah k'lltn IL Carr o.
HiHtAvlls Croeel savanuGh ROleti lpai Co
seamsip fsni-a Dotne Nilhugi,1. fohlsn S.eansip,a
Gao D. Upton Roberts, hrhoad Cay tolnt egi Norfolk
Washington Y Co
seaEshp Belcseot Jorss Philadelphia. loisr sswIs pc"
BlrI Columbia (Gvrb schumacher. b.sfuen tasa Lan TO-
Bars Gillee (uaal Sien 81 Cgiy Iun;a tluA 90;
Bark Msagcrol (Brl. Nuugies to,ndsin. Ocs hnirr'
nsrk Jsnc, Nee ,r,r WcCsy, Ess II DpvGnost Co
Bark Ceusf jMarsta rirris"ai y Kn-I .
BAH hlba, pes,gs,a, i,sysns, Jma,s h. waw IA
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE PACIFIC MAIL INJUNCTION DENIED.

Luther G.. Challis, q stockholder'Of the Pacific
from Judge Gilbert of the Kings County Supreme Court
requiring Company to show cause, Saturday noon
why an Injunction should not be issued restraining 1T
from specializing In its stocks The matter came up for
argument on Saturday when Mr. Challis submitted the
papers served upon the defendants. The complaint
that the plaintiff the officers and directors III
behalf OF himself and oil the other stockholders In the
Company that the plaintiff has 400 shares OF its capai
stock that prior Nov 49, 1871, surplus fund OF over
100000 had been reserved to meet any EXTRAORDINARY
emergency in the AFFAIRS OF said Company; that
after the administration came under the cOntfoi
the defendants they Withdrew said fund IRON sald
investment neglected invest said fund Ia any safe
security in violation OF their trust, Tor the promo
zion individual interests, they are now using
said fund I'm making loans the security OF the STOCK
OF said Company In tfan5actng othsr banking business
and In specuiatiOns in stocks ana otherwise; tDatDy
said fund diverted from rs legitimate object
the solvcncy of said Company ~ subjected 10 acr-
fee and wherefore plaintiff demands Judgment
first that the defendants be restrained from using the
reserve fund otherwise than in the prosecution or the
legitimate business OF said Company secondly hat the
defendants be compelled 20 call in all cf said fnd that
Hay loan otherwise employed and To invest
thu same the direction OF the Court and thirdly
order aud further relief as TO the Court may
seem just 49, -
jude Nelson, I'm reply Tead the affidavit OF A. t.
Socwell the President Of the Company 10 the elect
tIa OF the stock transferred to the name
Ihe plaintiff for the purpose of bringing this action
he IL the real Of the STOCK, ana thnt
denied the allegations Of the plaintiff and in
trOdUced adavits to prove the irresonalDty OF the
plaintG After arguments by counsel, Judge Gilbert
dcned the Injunction, hut made reference to John =
Lawrence OF York, 20 take testimony 10 the
rrspeC ability aud sOlveucS OF platntlh next Saurday,
anu al ouIDed TIE hearing IN March 20.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE COURTS.
THE HEATH PERJURY CAsE-EvrDENCE OF THE
COMPLAINANT.

THE HEATH PERJURY CABE-EvIDENCE OF THE
COMPLAINANT.
The examination of witnesses in the case OF
william Heath accused OF perjury, In giving MS tes
mony before referee, July 0. 1871 concerning heaug
Railway stock transaction with stephen " white ana
william g. WOODWARD was continuation Saturday at the
jefferson Market Police Court.
Stephen " White, banker. No Wallst., testifled
was prescnt at the examination before the referee and
heard Mr. Heath give his testimony heard him say that
ne did not have conversation In the Office OF Meryln
Co. on the 10th Of July 1870 in the presence OF Messrs
White Woodward and Tasker II. Marvin, in which no
said that he did expect to find himself specuiathg III
stocks. but that he was 80 speculatng to o large
extent; and further, that II the transaction In
Reading stock should DO failure, all
he wouId ask Of the gentleman mentioned
was that thew would lot him have $4,000 OF his capital to
begin the world with; whereas as matter OF act Dit
Heath did have such q conversation at the time ana
place mentioned, and did make the remarks that ne
before the he did not make the 23d OF
July 1870 Mr. Heath for the first time since the 18TH
gave notice in writing that he held us responsible Tor
the whole Of his account; was at Saratoga when and
heard of t. M sSth dSSn on savns ne fD wUna %na
return him his 1900 Reading Railroad shares It
back to me Immediately with the stat, statement men,
loaned TO g. v. White q Co. Signed, WIN. Heath Coz"
on the 10Th OF July sold under tho rules OF the stock
turned to me and refused take, and Mr.. Woodward
sold more Of it; I informed william Heath that had
sold 5OO shares Of the stock, and later In the day IN
formed him that had bought 1t back at profit OF about
$4,000; he expressed himself much gratied at the TO
suit OF our venture. .
Crosse examned-I was present when Mr.. Heath was
sworn before the referee In the OF Charles H. ull
cey against Joseph f. Young and Others the trial Is not
ended but the referee l am informed, gave Judg
ment against the defendants for slD,OVO; am
able to pay the Judgment, and as my c0-deiendans arc
not men OF expect to have 10 pay the Judgment
myself; have already placed the amount in the hands
Of sureties 1 aware that In case me cnarge oI
perjury against Mr. Heath Is sustained II VIII nyadate
his testimony In the this case Is now before inc
Court OF Appeals.
The further examination OF witnesses WAS here I'D
I0urned for two weeks
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
A,nrlIER CpEDuLoUs EAuGRAYT sW!NnLED


Andrew Rcnnie arrived from Csnada in this
city on SATURDAY, including Ia sail for Glasgow
IN she afternoon in the Cuy OF Paris. Nh-lc stand
inc ON the wharf he addressed ~ William Ed
WEEDS u notorious emrTant swn'ncr wno asked II he
w ld take ca- of ar invalid brother Of ia vhc intended
tca in the famc sscl keunic opl Cd tat he would,
ad WAS abo'. to 8boarj, when rs new friend
aegry accOstcd bv : stranger who demanded payment
4 a debt Edwards said that ne L;d nothing in his
pocket book hut checks fOr large 9mOup and asked
Kcnne II h. could uOt lend him foi haii hour The
money TO pay the debt. Eenuie answered yes" and
gave all tao money he had, Il god soyeieicns ~
Edwards, who presented the cos TO The importuna'e
debtor After thc departure OF tho stIaascr. Edwards
voluby EXPRESSED his thanks TO rnnlc and then yirg
that he bring his IL brshor TO the beat
bade Rcn8ie farewell for half hours absence, he
said Rclnic waited patiently for thTee h0uIs and an
the CITY II Paris being about 10 depart for Europe he
became convinced that he had been ndled ont "a his
soveregns leaving the vessel hc ytnt 10 the Tw enty
eic bth Precinct Station house and described the COnt
dence uan Ia Capt. McClary A foE hours atterward,
Edwards was arrested by Detective GcTichCn and
identSsd by Rrnnie. Justice LedWith, al the Jefferson
Market pOcc Court yesterday commit ted the pccUsed
tor trial AT tie Court OF General SesSlun-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
PROGRESS OF THE HEAVY WORK ON THE CHEZ
APEAKE AND OHIO.

RerUlar trains were run across the esreat
erniar knent at Jerrys Rum, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Road on Saturday last, for the first time This
il believed TO be tho heaviest this
tnen il the world II is 1875 feet deep at center
and over deep lower Sides and contains about
COlOO cubic wards. The stream through tun
mel cut IN the solid rock forming the western sides or the
rayine. The contractors COMPLETED this work three
months after contract time Work at other points
tho ruad is progressing we'll The headings between east
portal and shaft No and between shaft No and west
portal 1t Great Beud tunnel through only $50 feet
remained In the heading between shafts No. aud No
on Feb ]. The contractor Is confident he will complete
the tunne (50o feet by July /. The contractors for
srtcheT9 Neck tunnel drove 400 feet In the month Of
February in two headings; they have only $50 yet %
drive The sunnel is l. glO feet long. (Buletiu.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
DEE ESIOTS-Ms sRcH 2

Su0tysre C0rt-C tnmbeY.--by Judge Jngraham -
0Onr Corrca npaaA for ccU5seL bye jr Kahn ns
Motion grni. Land Il Tibln. observation-disclosures gsssei
s;aT lg,. rs, Tho Tho
nTe Using schcsyerMeion grsutsi B;rSes
Gn,o Of tie Of
Ebeh caroline Thai IPei,on tei Breas, agt Lure-ss
Gfsu- denied Ia
%. apple Wiai. r. ct al yacao
Application Geiisd.
Superior Court--Sp6cidl Term BY Jndge Sedgwick.
80 agL Geion granted IS u go sl
Sanger aga Murray lr. r'nte Gay sgt elet-Tls Saae 10
Of Walter boNTe.Ils Gilman ag. N5d-The
ame Gambgi rt aype alOnss 1t reference gran Tea
,iwo granted Mus ct al sgt. DI 1t -
Ioce 1 gritird. ., bo Ws Of Joseph I, J,nteg.
--Assuet appointed
Comgoa PIE s--SDecid, T grl.--By Judge Robinson.
--IssdoL 81. Mo gh.-Rciernss cn.rftd
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

Tnf RECENT REPUBLICAN COSTENTION-How
TI,s GRANT INDOIr'EMESt WAS BEOUGHr
A80UT--ILE PALIY HOr WHOLLY FOR
GIANT.
T. iic Edttor Of rhe Trt6rne.
SIR: The State RCpublican Convention met
I.r recently and eicclcu delegates 20 thG Philadelphia
Conve, 'iou Neither the state Committee who called
the Cj.ycaiion, nor any Of thef apOlo2ists, have
leea abe % give ANYTHING ttst can be called
reason Or ter excessive haste though repeatedly re-
.ucsei to do 90 Whether tl.oy feared the posi-
bic rs,, u the coming NoRHaiupsbire and COnnect-
cut election the grown aHGIaut feeling In the
Reuubican party, Is not PLAZA just The Federal
.iB.el ollcTs prescI force, and worked indus
tvjouey. neg. Grant rcrOf1lrdted without oplos
ton though thore 10 .ncOGsderable element III the
Conven Oh tlat nor iriehdyto the resolution One
a., ,be d. cites elected ~ of the largest votes gave
OMEN and emphatic expression before the Convention
s,c5ed to his opinion thai TO commit itself TO Grant
would he unWise. How many Others OF the delegates
.eot were OF the same nina. do not know The Con
,p.,o WAS requested TO rise HDi cheer when passing
~ 'n,uus hut nor moro than One-thrd Of them did
- TBe ConvoutiOn wa NOT u'h nous Tor Grant ana
dy was not enthusiastic tor him; and II yoiL see
Gown rs -inlstike. Wilo ig - true tn;t salorhy,
,erhrl. large majority OF the JIG iD!cahS OF Kansas
,re or Ira,t as then fret choco I0r tho next Pres
d.upV there is also "A steady Er,"i1g coNsloh hat 70
St 49,, IN. nomination IS to iryte feat They reason
ri asc1el no other prominent. Republican can al
ure.lnt command the sfenI'h o. pt'Htes, hall suu
ttrength shai he can for the holnaaon. yc. no h
rouId evoke ANYTHING like the htter ana persistent nos
,i.y st TIE polls that lc Ii snrr 70 array agans 'a,
narty one thing Is certain--the p.mosfats Want Z.
ave Giant Nominated. Tine writer Of tDis has hwdy'
1aen An OutspOken Republican, hut under no crcdIn
,anoes viii Ge support Gen. Grant Tor reeeG lion "a.
d,es not wish The enemies OI the NpuDSSi
n1rfv ard earnestly hopes that the proposed hnuke
,ubican ilHDce may DC defeated ~ a axe iOn
naiion Cand . right ncnin"oiJ &c Pm%aelphi1; um'i
Iarrtnce Gal.sss, Feb. IS.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
COURT CALENUARS-TB DAt.

rNirgp STArIs plsTHicf turH-i
10. .Whtney 2, ~ Egt. fefr.- Bout
.nnSW.cG
IL. .UiTicoson at. Bark Milton.
III. ..ilcaie.t .tsL agl. Bas IN
t0.rti..C.
III. X llerh 81. schr Dutches,.
u. .COnimor'a6i bteimhoot Co.
at. Fcuv Boat hmerics
SrrRfNk CcIEr-ClRCUiT-PbaTI
oil. Lesi, s.ih'f, dc, AT TIE
SstBs,l steamalip CO.
JI1..N. \ GusfantY and Lnd ~.
uity 20. Igt. Flgln e.sl
afJ. .Krotne AT. AaOnh'irser
93l..kehaa Hgi. O'BIien, .Shsrf.
lUiS. Mitchell ig,. Reed.
lN, Peterson at. The NsT0r Sc.
llsg. .Rhuuel.nder As. I.O8enatair.
lSl5. .R-s et ll. agt. hartin.
lJlst 4 ain sgt. The Cooper Ctlon.
lJss. Archer et al. sgt RaGord.
1888. Anderou igt ruDnoct ~ o.
The soalilaed Janus.y teriz sijoI
PAri li.-IiaApi. J
2ofs. V0oihis act. Us MNor, dc.
Gt2. .Mlss agt Otren >hcnh
tse. Hoffman asi Wagner.
~. .Groctlinger AT kOsenihal
4 s6l .Atlsniic Nail :. ). 60. at.
Central Al. franssI Go.
sCl .Grl,eka Il al at, QlentilL
1904 Foese tgt. Rs1kc.
ab4' .Quasaek Ha,ionsl Bank o.
S,sburph sgt. Waddell.
s9il .SchePser at. PTeIss vt si
$50. Boafi Of Com. of Pilots sgt.
ihsi,c Nall ;. :. t0.
ls4. .SsaAsas ei IL agt. Tewute'G
sUFELioK ,aukr-IEiAL InHs-
81 u
95a. .copierougb sgt biushsn.
lsh. Cool ~ a. is- surS rsther
ddf,d
1893. Miller. Adu'L. Sc, agl
Den, s.
1877 .ward Il d sgt Mofs.
1888. .slmons Az Rtlchenhers II sI
1895. Oali ct al syi- Huebsil ci Al
1891. .Perrg Agl. Chester
Il9s. .EuusRs sEL nrshsli. &c
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
WHAT TIE NOMINATION inlLt.-, ~ ~, ~ 'H

WHAT THE NOMINATION lhILtl-s ~ DE'p"i''' =
""H| ~ FROM ne CADcgo Irs~
Now the significance Of te matter is. ~ clearly
ths; Tho bringing forward 9i Ia. Lame %, i"e oe5
a,vo'sboIJs ~ disconnected fOn ard antaeont: . W.
Democratc party aud az oresiAtoi an,yrticle
-. di.tuctive notions ana Willy hpi;,, ,, ;,
hnoy,es Jadee Davis cannot ~ mp Was "l,ai3 m
iadcation OF general dlrcciloi ot poa!af For
sst in tle force VI gen ~ movement oi VI.
mind in thai direction eoua l tn.va . IVY stry t
py py,pe, on and autag0nstlc aggregate VI puDlie he,
.ent yet which Statesman u "et Sno"h "oDiar or
ssyu},iu,ns IslOt tbo fact Jne % 'oa r"0h*sFV''
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

itical nomination and aclucsces very quietly in tho
fiat Of the Conyeht6h It cannot Therefore.
act with the liberal Republicans 10 bolt the action OF
the PkIadelpha Convention But as far as we are able
to Judge from the ouigivngs OF the article wnch m we re-
ferm principle If MIR Greeley really goes Into thIs Cin,
cinuati movement, its success Is already assuIe VIII
assurance that 1t means Reform and Justice.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
MOTHER VERDICT AGAINST THE STATEN ISLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY.

The third trial of ths action of Mrs. Jane
tadden AIT The staten Island Rarold Company, 10 re-
cover 900 damages for the death " her husband by the
crol0sOu o! the fcrry0oat Westses bOiloc, was con
uded Saturday before Judge neason and a jury In
the city Court Of Brookiy. Mr. Dioler.on summed ny
for tho defense, and samuel d. Morris for the Pah
judge NesOn charged the Jury very briefly: Ihey re
nslf hour uIneu verdict III oi
AIrs. Midd Tor the amount claIsd
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

.
10. DAVIS ct al act. PrrderghyL
l83. ..kyan act. Heck scnor, jl.
luy. Reagan agt. S.slnitag Rou-
dopt.
l9D .Wolrrore L.t Siesm.tag
.-DsRE srt, J.-cpiu, Al iot a. IN.
Il5j. .klaor agt. hel.lA osen, To-
pleaded.
1877. Spider az, Barter Il a.
lJ75. .Lsthrop agt. Milton 81 al.
lJ7s hiles bsL WAgSeurtlleT.
lJit. .Abeitson, assignee. aIt. sa
selton.
1871 Gallagher agi. AscbenbscE.
. la5. ..hpysI 81 al. agi. POM.
as. .VOlkilan ist. Snyder, j..
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MORE ABOUT THE SENATOR FROM FLORIDA.
To ghe EdiiOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: Every word that You write about th,

Senator from Florida is correct bat perhaps not
his gross ignorance. He has Is had
large income from coal, which ne always writes cole.
lie will occupy the tlne OF the Senate except in
asking member how vote. But what swindle, my
countryneni Fifty thousand dollars paid for bIains,
equiv aent HencefOrh call him not the Senator
from Florida, but speak the truth the senator from
Gibcrtsyille.D G..
Nsp York, March 4, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
"oNLY DEATH CAN DEFEAT GRANT"

Their only hope now is in the Cincinnati
Convention, which is expected to nominate some one
who win divide the Republican party. The American
people have already chosen Gen. Grant, in their minds,
and nothing but death prevent him from sitting III
the Presidential chair another four years The few mis-
takes he may have made will be overlooked for he IL
human, and has great responsibility upon him. No
man could have done better and the people know Of
who will certainly do bete- in the future, they
will trust him again. Their interests too great Just
now, to risk "A and untried Administration. LET
Wei enough Alone is hOmely saying that they appre
cate in their affairs, and applies with force
TO great nation with Its enormous commercial finan-
cal and industrial interests at stake. which false move
might throw into confusion, bringing and disaster
ITS train