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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-31

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-31

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New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY. AUGUST 30 1872.

dors IN the wheel and help us out OF the slough 1he
Southern negroes are so dominated by the party IN
power TO be hopelessy Grant. They vote as they are
told, and assured that Greeley means restoration VI
Slavery. They too ignorant to appreciate the tua
on hence Is likely to be arrayed against the
other"
1--WE are being overcentralized,p chimes in a Liberal
Republican. "The salvation Of vast country, with
ts diverse interests, is local self government. Grants
Administration has done than any other to bring
about very dangerous state OF things The ey II sal
at present but IL is business anticipate the worst
Capitalization, combined with the personalities power
fully enforced at present is fatal to the Republic To
remain In the Republican party after IL has ceased to be
a national benefit merely for thc sake OF keeping that
party alive, strikes treason to the country I'll
gladly shake hands with the Democrats II they are ready
to travel my road To suppose that Republicans have
monopoly OF virtue is supremely ridiculous. Party If
nothing; principles are everything"
"Why look at Prussia. and take lesson from the pol
icy OF Bismarck" argued another Democrat "Aisaoe
and Lorraine conquered provinces, discontented
with their lot, and hating Germany. What the con
querors doing! Prosecuting the peOplel No. They
making every effort to enrich these provinces that
prosperity may reconcile them the change OF
ment Make people materially comfortable and you strike
at the root OF revolution. We sOutherners ruined
Why not give US chance to recuperatei do you sup
pose that Northern page OF State treasures will In
crease our lOyay" "And look at our foreign policyV
exclaims an American living abroad "since the Ala
bama hasco, since Russes insult 10 America in the
House of Lords, and the humble pie eaten by with
abject humility, I'm ashamed to look an Engshman in
the face. John Bright right in characterizng our
MANAGEMENT OF the a.tOrneyism,' and can see
no hope for the preservation Of American dignity II
such men as Grant are put into the WhIte House
And what do the English say about the Presidential
eeconl Society says nothing because IL knows moth
ing and cares nothing. Those OF the people who are
cOnNerSant with politics cordially lndOrSe Greeley.
Liberals who have visited America heartily in his
favor. Conservatives denounce him as though ne were
the OF the earth. general, military man, has
claims TO respecabty in English eyes, but jour
nals What the Court Ignores, sDObs and cads despse
therefore the Press is not likely 10 beriend transat
lautc representative; but il The London Times Is to be
believed cit is always well to listen to the advice or
ones enemies, and take the course most censured by
them" III the United states puts this excellent theory
into practice Horace Greeley will be the next President
k.F
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
PENNSYLVANIA LIBERALS.

AN OLD ABoLITIONIsTs VIEWS ON THE CANVASS
IN CHESTER COUNTY.
To me Editor Of Ths Tribune.
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE of Aug. 20 find an
exposure OF the operations of j. H. Platt and James
Harlan In frankng Grant documents to various parts OF
the country. These gentlemen must be industrious
workers 10 supply this section with the documents
which are sent under their franks The Nev York Times
ia offered by stump speakers gratis for the campaign,
especially TO TRIBUNE subscribers and hired eanvassers
are now tramping parts Chester County TO make an
accurate lis. o. Hartranft and Buckaew men. Is this
plan TO just how much to cheat In order to secure
Hartrsna eleetoni Tha, there are 70 be gross frauds
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
THE ARIZONA DIAMOND MINES.
WHAT LONDON BROKERS SAY.

WHAT IONDUN BKOkEKS Say.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Rittar, LeversOn a Co.,
London diamond brokers, in a communication to the
city editor of The Times say that few months ago
American came to tins city and bought large number
of diamonds in the rough paying attention whatever
TO the weight quality OF the stones These they In.
tmate were used by the alleged discOverers Of the
diamond mines in Arizona to sustain their assertions
The Times commenting upon the above communication,
expresses asonshment that Messrs Latham and Barlow
and Gen. Mcclellan should have been induced TO allow
their names to connected with the Arizona enterprise
WHAT GEN. MCCLELLAN SAYS.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 29.-Gen. Mcclellan
declines any public reception and says his visit has no
connection with the Diamond Mining Company. He
knows but very little about diamond matters and is not
even certain that the diamonds exhibited came from
Arizona.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

-enOngh II possible, to defeat Buckaew-is the boast
OF prominent Grant wirc-puers who assert, we VIII
count Hartranft in" The opposition 90 Hartrann IN
Chester County has reused the fears Of the Grant men 70
pitch that they holding meetings every nght
the only effect OF which, far have observed u 10
consolidate the Democrats in favor OF Greeley and 20
convince intelligent Republicans that Hartranits deaI
the Greeley Republicans elsewhere number naI tn
force have here, IN proportion 10 the voters we sna
be able 20 give the keystone State the Liberals. We
have gained constantly Mr. Greecy's nomination
by the Democrats, although the Grant men attempt to
make capital by persisently asserting that well known
Greeley Republicans have changed to Grant.
Az Old ABOLIrIONTsT.
KenneDsortare chester Co., Penn, Aug. %, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
COZ. scoTTs PACIFIC RAILWAY.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 29.-An arrangement
has been effected whereby Col Thomas scots Texas Pa
cifc Railway Company succeeds TO all the rights aud
property OF the San Diego and ella Railroad Company
receives the right OF way through San Diego City and
Countv 100 acres of tide lands San Diego Bay and
terminal depot lot covering space OF 600 by 1900 feet
The Texas Company has agreed TO put three parties OF
engineers into the field at once to locate the route ana
to hegn the work OF construction from San Diego east
ward as soon as line is finally located. Los Angeles
and San Bernardno Counties offer to vote subsidies TO
il the enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
A SCHOONER sUNK-FIvE LIVES LOST.
RAvAGEs OF THE COTTON WORN IN ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Aug. 29.-Trustworthy reports
from all parts OF Alabama represent that the destruction
of cotton by worms thorough than before.
They have eaten the leaves until the fields bare
after frost The naked condition Of the plant reveals
that the mature frtaRe not so great as usna
at ts season OF the year. Fears OF almost universal
bankruptcy among the planters are entertained. No
one expects the crop will equal that OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
CUBA
REPULsE OF INSURGENTs-ABUsEs IN MUNICIPAL
ADMINISTRATIONS.

HAVANA, Aug. 2S.-The DidriO states that
the Spanish ron-clad Numancia will remain only few
days longer at New-York The Spanish war-schooner
Condor old vessel burned at on her way to
Havana All board saved. special dispatch to
the Gaod reports that the insurgents 400 strong
the town OF Remanganaguas. in the Eastern Depart
ment and repused by the garrison, which con
sisted OF only 40 men. The hremen OF Clenuegos are
garisOnng EnsenOda de COchnOs The Dt0rtO says the
acting Captain-Genera will send to the Minister OF
War at Madrid by the next steamer a plan
of the campaign, in which the establishment OF
lines OF fortified posts is prominent feature The Board
OF Aldermen Of Havana have taken in band the removal
of abuses the Municipal Administration, the inroduc
tion economical reforms, and the continuance OF
works the improvement OF the city, Don Jose Alamo
"a Cuban, Is the prime mover in these reforms.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
FLASHING TON.
A CABINET MEETING-FALsE REPORTS ABOUT
Grl,EyA-OFFICIAL MOYEMENTS-THE CLEAR
ING-HOUSE CERTIFICATES.
lnN rRI PCR PHI TO r,Ip rRIRIrNRI
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. %.

ING-UOUSE CERTIFICATES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO ggE TRlBUSE
WASHINGTON Thursday, Aug. 90 1872
The President after staying here more than thirty
hours returned TO Long Branch tonight attended by
Gen Porter, his secretary During his visit here he
spent much Of his time at the White House. Yesterday
he had an interview with the editor OF his official organ
regarding some damaging statements lately made
against him. and which by authority denied In the
newspaper in question to-day. Several other friends,
Including members OF the Campaign Committee, also
had long conversations with the President Cabinet
meeting was held to-day. and four members attended,
namely, Messrs Fish, Williams, Beknap, and Cresvel
AS stated of the members no important business
was discussed. Contrary To reports, no information
tou regarding any agreement as 10 the sum 10 pe
awarded the United States in payment or the Alabama
claims, and far this Government Is informed no
facts are known implying that the amount has Deen
subject OF discussion thus far. IL s not probable tna
the amount to he received by the United states VIII DC
known until after the dissolution OF the Board.
Secretary DeanO has again TO Ohio for his health
Secretary Boutwell, is still ms farm at GrOtOn. Sec
rotary Fish ana Mr. Creswe returned from their coun
try residences to be present at the Cabinet meeting
to-day. Secretary R0besOn Is expected here tonight Tor
short visit Gen. COwan Assistant Secretary OF tue
Interior, is still absent his Yellowstone excursion
senator Harlan In his paper OF to-day tat he
has been earnestly pressed to assist III the canvass IN
Maine.
Treasurer Spinner signed Yesterday, s3OOOOO worth
OF the $4,000 and to-day <2OOo0 worth OF the 5000
Clearinghouse certificates, just executed at the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing Half Of each batch dis
quarter of each denomination TO philadelphia, ana SIM
liar packages TO Boston,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
A SINGULAR MORMON RAID.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug 29.-By order Of a
Mo rmon Justice of the Peace the police this afternoon
made descent on two houses OF ifame, and with axes
and knives demolished all the furniture therein. worth
nrobably $4,000 Bureaus bedseads pictures carpets
and ALL we're chopped 10 pieces considerable amount
of money and jewelry, II Is said was taken The excite
ent among the citizens account Of this destruction
of property is intense Much bad feeling prevails, and
threats are made TO organize Vigilance Committees and
" clean out Brigham YOung's house.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
THE YOUNG MEMS STATE CHRISTIAN AssOCIA
TION.

LoCKPORT, Aug. 29.-The annual Convention
OF the Young Mems state Christian Association has just
been held in this city Between rs and 100 delegates
from abroad were in attendance The sessions have been
pleasant and profitable The following officers were were
elected the ensuing President, John j. Platt
of Poughkeepsie; Vice-Presidents. the Rev. ID. ;.
stephens OF New-Utreeht, c. q. Hdreth OF Lockport,
n H. Tanning of Utica, j. :. kenkns OF Buffalo
Secretaries, ID. l.. kOher OF Cornell University. and
geo w Leonard OF Auburn. The members or the Con.
vention were formally welcomed and socially entertained
ON Tuesday evening by the Loekport Young Mems
Christian Association The Convention adjourned this
eveuing,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
BUGABOOS.
BUGABO0S.
TO the Edttor or fhs Tribune.

SIR: object. This display at the Grant National
Committees hssdr~ers shay piece u svnes Of the ku-
Kur ouisss In the shape Of" bsk eabhe with big costs
ofbood" and bach nk. adecus look upon and
prg holes h evidently calculated TO John ThonsA lie
complains indeed about the uncomfortable feeling which tad
con gut examinations . and humanity,
do please ins' the removal Of the garments which maAe him
ng unpleasant And while At IT, Why not for the sshs
delicate John require all eostumsr tho
windows In which they dspysd ia
reckless disregard Of hs comfort and loass
ESe yerk Asg o. 05A
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

COMPLETION or THE STATUE OF SIR WALlEh
SCOTT FOR THE NEW YORK CENTRAL PARh-
FAILURE OF COTTON OPERATORS
LONDON, Thursday, Aug, 2o 1872
The bronze statue OF Sir waiter Sco.V
which is TO be erected in Central Park. New YORK. Is
completed and will be shipped from Edinburgh 10 inc
former CITY tomorrow This is the first work OF art
produced in Scotland especially for America bust OF
the distinguished novelist and poet which is TO be Sent 10
St. Louis will be finished Several cotton operators
in Lancashire have failed in consequence OF unfortunate
speculatiOns in cotton afOat.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Hugh Maria, who ot.Alderman McMullen, at
PbiNaephia, was arrested last Higbi b, an Alderman
....Alpheus Gates accidentally, and il is sup
pcssd hs shot al Portsmouth H. Yesterday BY Ernest Johnsn
boy
....James Brady. porter sc No 20 Franklin-st.,
Boston fell through bchsay yesterday and wa instantly kIe lie
leaves a wife and ioaT children.
Capt. Timothy Burger of the schooner Eveline,
between York while cunning
s.nord eeesniy pus he Uss and blew sa pan of hssa
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
THE NEW BISHOP OF RICHMOND.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Aug. 2o.-The Right
Rev James Gibbons, Vce-Apostolic Of North Carolina.
received to-day from Pope Plus TX at Rome the bull
creating him Bishop OF Richmond Va. He retains jurs
dicton over North Carolina Bishop Gibbons was born
Ia baltimore in 1884 aud consecrated Vice-Apostoic
Of North Carolina Aug, I6, 1868.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The engine makers Of Berlin, Prussia, are on
s,rke.
The First National Bank of Lima o., with
eaps Of $500, has been authorized to begin business
Associate Justice Miller of the u. s. Supreme
Court granted Injunction restraining the directors Of the Louis
wills Portland Canal from interfering with the canal
.hsh placed ander control Of the courts 70 the improvement
viLSss intsrfsrnes MI The Of the saaal
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
. DEMoRALIzED CAPTAIN AND CREW.

RocKLASD, Aug. 29.-The captain and one
Of the crew OF the fishing schooner Evangeline Of
gloucester were arrested last night for plundering the
vesse OF rigging and committed TO the lookup Durlpg
the night the Evangeline cut adrift by the
Sef of the crew. and the cutter McCuloch OF
portaDd has been teegraphed TO 20 In pursuit OF her
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
SERIOUS CASUALTIES.

TWO MEN KILLED BY RAILROAD TRAIN.
TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 29.-DuTing storm,
last ght Jonathan RIGGS and John Mast while riding
in a wagon were run over and instantly killed by fast
train on the Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad, near
this city.
SCHOONER sUNK-FIvE LIVES LOST.
DETROIT, Aug. 29.-In a storm, the schooner
Meeker was capsized and sunk in Lake Michigan. The
captain and four men were drowned.
A VARNIsH FACTORY BURNED AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Aug. pa fire, this afternoon, de-
stroyed Hollis and varnsh factory in Broads to
gether with two frame dwellings. Hollis loss is es
tmated at $4,000 and is partly covered by insurance
The other losses amount 70 about 5000.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
PORTO RICO.

RESULT OF ELECTIONS TO THE CORTEs.
HAVANA, Aug. 2S.-The election for men,
bers of the Cortes have been held in Porto Rico All the
districts are reported TO have returned Radical candi
dates except that Of the capital San JUAN which elected
Gen. SanZ. a COnservatlye.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
AITSTR RIA.
CARLOTTA,

THE CONDITION OF THE Ex-EMPREss CARLoIIA'
VIENNA, Thursday, August 30 1871
The ex-Empress Carlotta is fast sinking anu
there is hope whatever OF her recovery hei u'"'"
may lee expected at any moment.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
PORTUGAL.

SHIP BURNED OFF LISBON.
LONDON, Thursday, Aug. 49, 1s'l
The steamship James Stephenson was burned
off Lisbon while voyage from Calcutta 10 Lohuoh'
The passengers and crew were saved.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

GENEVA. Thursday, Aug. 90 1871
The Alabama Claims Arbitration Court met
at 12s O'Clock this afternoon, and remained In session
until 81 o'clock, when it adjourned until tomorrow noon
Only the five Arbitrators and the secretary OF the Boau
present The question of the payment OF interest,"
the amounts awarded which was to have Deen
brought up to-day, reserved for future dseusson
and the Court debated proposition in reference 10 %
continuance OF its sessions in secret The Court Is max
ing progress in its abors on details and the prospects
are favorable for an carly completion Of the work Dc
fore
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

IL can be that this compact viii take generous
slice off Mr.. Halos homo vote this year such beng tne
state Of things with the Republicans the GRANTEES are
ma king the most desperate efforts to capturc Democratic
votes The "renegadeS." as they call the llDVial NJ
puhlicans heng given wholly reprobale hc hu
of Democratic votes is invoked tO supply the dencehcy
MIR Pike ~ thou bc dangerous man DocauSo
is Democrats vote for MN; nut ~ Seems
Ia be "A natrotic for all good Democrats TO suppo
Mr. Hole. For all that, however, the Democrats s1t""
firmly together ana Mr. Pixies election seems assuiou
LIBERAL MEETING IN BERwICK-IIoPE FOR TIE
STATE.
To me EditOr Of The Trt6une.
SIR: We had an outdoor meeting at ber-
wick last evening, attended by at least 200 people
The Hon. Ichabod G. Jordan presided ana speeches
were made by the Hon. N. s. Littleohn OF Brldgeton'
Me- and T. Williams. think the feeling on the Ldp-
era side is much stronger than when lett tue STATE
ten days AGO The Democrats are taking more active
part and the Liberal Republicans seem 20 stand trner
There are many men, too. who are counted LOT Grant
who think will cast their votes secretly Tor GreeleY
although thev may not vote for KimbaL Neal DOW Is
supporting Greeley Temperance grounds, ana con
siderable Temperance vote which Will be cast Tor Per
ham, the Grant Republican candidate for Governor, VIII
also probably he given for Greeley and BrOwn. lhe
vote In September not 10 be considered as an lndc
ton of what will be done In November. II the WORK is
kept up until November, have strong hopes that the
| State will give Liberal majority H.
Berciek Me-, Aug. %, 1872.