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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Jan. IA, 1872.
Numerous kilograms have been sent to Madrid
via Key West protesting against valmasedas re-
mOval. and a steamer, chartered expressly for the
purpose, sailed yesterday, carrying the remOn-
strances OF the colonies OF the volunteer regiments
and the members Of the several casinos. Valma-
soda refuses to allow any kilograms In his favor to
be forwarded to Spain from the telegraph office
here.
The Constancia (newspaper) has suspended pub.
LEGATION.
Valmaseda goes ON Tuesday on tour OF inspec-
ton through the south eide ports, and will proba-
bly, proceed as far as Santiago de Cuba.
General Crespo leaves for Spain tomorrow.
General Ferrer becomes Segundo CabO pro tenn,
and Will take charge of the Executive during Val
maseda's absence.
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TnIs JANUARY ON THE ATLANTIC AND
PACIFIC SLOPES, 30 far, is very remarkable.
In California they have had three weeks
delugc, and a San Francisco despatch Of the
1lth says that 'the rain still continues
throughout the State" Here in New York,
meantime, we have been enjoying the bright
skies and soft, southwest winds CT the early
spring; but this charming weather, we sus-
pect, has been 'too bright to last" and that
some heavy storms will shortly sweep this
side of the Continent,
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. o., Jan. Isl A. Al.

WASHINGTON, ID. o.. Jan. Isl A. NJ.
synopsis Jor the Past 7,centy-Jour Hours.
The barometer has risen very generally since
Saturday night throughout the Atlantic and
Gulf States, and the highest pressure prob
ably in Tennessee. Brisk northwest winds,
with clear weather, are reported on the
middle Atlantic, and light winds on the south
east Atlantic light winds veering towards the
southwest and clear weather on Lake Erie. An
area of low barometer has apparently moved south.
eastward over Wisconsin, extending its in
nuence to Michigan and Lake Huron southerly.
Winds and clouds or snow now prevail from Mis-
souri, to Michigan and northwestward. Cloudy
weather and light winds have continued at san
Francisco.
PROBABILITIES.
The highest barometer Will probably continue on
Monday with pleasant weather on the Southern and
Gulf States rising temperature and clear weather
throughout the Atlantic coast; falling ba-
rometer and cloudiness prevail on Monday
night from West Virginia TO Maine anu
westward; the area OF lowest pressure
more southeast over Lake Michigan, with increas-
ing southery winds and snow north and west Of
Ohio. Westerly winds and clearing weather prevail
In the Missouri Valley. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated for tonight on the Atlantic and Gul +
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, JAM Is, 1872.
MURDER AND ROBBERY.
7. s. Dickinson merchant OF Strlngtown, near
Orovle Butte county, was found murdered near
his store this morning. His throat was cut, and the
safe In his store had been robbed
DOWN ON THE NAT .ONAL COMMITTEE.
Mr. GOrham's resolutions at the meeting OF the
National Republican Committee IN Washington are
severely denounced by the press OF this coast. Tue
Bulletin says, "if they express the sentiments Of the
committee members will soon find themselves
without party.u
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OUR NAVAL VESSELS AT NEW LONDON.
NEW LONDON, Jan 10, 1872,

NEW LONDON, Jan 10, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
believe that enterprise and pluck are not more
Justly attributed to your Journal than Is love Of
fair play. In this belief I beg to correct o
misstatement In your issue OF Wednesday last, 10
the effect that the naval vessels at this station are
tide, and occasionally block UP the whole rlver.n
These vessels remain as they were secured on their
arrival from New York-namely, head and stern
alongside the wharf and close to It. You will admit
that 1, being on duty in connection with the care
and preservation OF these vessels nave an interest
in correcting the error alluded to. am very truly
yours. J. II. UPSHUK
Commander United states Navy
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THE SUFFERING POOR OF WILLIAMSBURG

The number OF applications for relief at the ONCE
of the Commissioner OF Charities and Correction,
Williamsburg, last week was larger than on any
prev,ons week for many years. On one day nearly
al hundred persons IRON the Sixteenth ward sought
relief, the majority Of them being aged and
constantly busy In nquiring into the circumstances
of these applicants, and he has discovered large
number OF impOstOrs. He Is satisfied, however
that there Is more restitution prevailing than citl.
zeuS have any idea OF.
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and high enjoyment in the United States by
the Grand Duke of Russia, that Mr.. Fish
and old Prince Gortschakof will succeed in
getting up a row between the two countries
on the unlucky Mr.. CatacazyP And yet this
Catacazy question looks very smoky
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From the Boston Pilot. !
SWALLOWING LITTLE RAILROADS,

UTICA, N. l., JAM 1i, 1872.
Tomorrow the New York and Oswego Midland
Railroad Company takes possession OF the Utica,
Clinton and Binghamton, and OF the Rome and
clinton Railroads, by permanent lease. An
inaugural excursion took place yesterday
About six hundred persons from Utica and
Rome went as far as Lyons Brook Bridge,
returning to Norwich for dinner. Alter dinner q
Which addresses were made by President Littlejohn
Judge Williams tof Clintonh II. @. southwark (of
Rome, Judge Bacon and Mayor Comsock (of
Uticai and by Rev. samuel Sc0ve and others (Of
Norwch). between six and seven hundred took
dinner.
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FIRE AT AN OILoLoTH FACTORY.


Extensive COnHag rai ion-S5O,O 900 loss.
BosToN, Mass, Jan. H. 1872.
The oilcloth factory OF c. NJ. Baily, at Winthrop.
took fire in the varnish room this after
noon. The fire spread rapidly, and before
1t could be checked an adjoining mill
and three dwelling houses were consumed.
One of the houses consisted OF six tenements. the
loss will amount to nearly fifty thousand dollars. 1t
was feared the fire would extend TO the village, and
word was sent this city for engines but l0rtuur
atey before a train started the fire was checked.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
His Physical Condition Not Completely Recu-
perated.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. H. 1872
The Prince OF Wales Is making satisfactory pro.
gress In his cOnvaescence; but some time must
elapse before his health is fully re-established.
1t is expected that the Prince will have sufficiently
recovered from his illness to be able to drive out
from Saudrlngham IN the course OF week.
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Three men got into the bonded warehouse OIL
Frederick Baker, 27O Water street, on Friday night
and robbed the place Of $500 worth Of calfskins
They escaped with the booty and Captain Irving Is
now alter them with some Of his detectives
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TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON Jan 15-5 A. M.
The city press generally approve OF the PROJECT
for the laying or a new cable from the English
coast to that Of the United States, ana agree that
cheaper rates than those OF the present lines will
be an incentive to the business community and the
press Of both countries.
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CUBA.

Protests by the Volunteers Against the Removal
of valmaseda-A Steamer Sent to Spain Ex-
pressly TO Carry the Written Re-
monstr ance-Valmasedas Tour
Of Inspection.
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FRANCE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. IA. 1872.
The advocates OF the taxation OF raw material
are reported to be gaining ground In the Assembly.
BRAZILIAN ROYALTY.
The Emperor OF the Brazils has returned from
tour through the naval arsenas OF the north OF
France.
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my and the trade generally that the loss of
of my 10y fire on morning the lh inss
does not the least interfere filling all orders with
standard goods being but of four manufacories
In this city To the trade Western States would
that have large sorehouse well stocked, in Ceye ami
OHIO Respectfully, WILLIAM TILDEN BL0DdErr.
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SMALLPOX IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. ia

LOUISVILLE, Jan. IA, 1872.
Rev. DR.. Stuart Robinson. OF the Second rresby.
terrain church OF this city, Is so seriously Ill OF small
pox that his physicians have little hope OF mis- re-
covery. HIS condition creates deep feeling through
Out the community.
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CUBAN FUGITIVES.
A Brother Of Cespedes Arrived in Jamaica.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD

KINGSTON, JAM, Jan. II, 1872.
boat has arrived from Cuba with Pic Rosad0
Enrique Colozo brother OF Cespedes, and two
other prominent Cubans as passengers
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The Knlckcrboclker Company to Bring Men
from New YOrk-Tr0uble Ahead.

PorGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Jan. IA, 1872.
The strike OF the Ice gatherers continues.
It Is confined to Coxsackie, with the
Knickerbocker Company. The icemen at all
other points are awaiting the result They say
It will regulate the scale OF prices for the winter.
The Knickercocker Company have erected q huge
ing workingmen from New York. The strikers
loudly give notice that any man who offers TO work
for less than SO per day shall be driven away.
Trouble is anticipated.
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Coroner schirmer was yesterday called TO the
Morgue to hold an inquest over the remains of a
female infant, which were found in a cigar box In
front OF premises 81 Jane street. by John Murphy,
lad living at AL West Thirteenth street.
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A.-GOid Watches, Wholesale Prices, BOys'
SILVER WATCHES, warranted; 81
GEO 9. ALLEN, Sal Broadway. near Fourteenth 81.
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The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentytour hours, In com.
parson with the corresponding dav OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Pharmacy,
BERAI ID Building corner OF Anu street,
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A.-sConsumpfion Arrested and permanepTM ~
WELLS COP LIVER OIL the purest sweetest and best
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DEEP SEA TELEGRAPHS.

Cable Communication with America from Eng
land
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The best ~ sms
world the only perfect dye; harmless reliable oss"o
GUS AT all druggists.
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--' "E..~ c1s-1
NEW YORK CITY.

A colored woman named Susan McKeon, living at
II Marion street, died In her chair after coming
home from church yesterday.
Lewis A. Dean, 4e3 West Forty-seventh street,
was accidentally shot in the head last evening, by
boy named Theodore Burnham who was arrested
to await the result OF the mans injuries.
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p,.,o. NyeJodeons and Organs, of New and
-. hsar,,f,j stvles, of different makers, at lower
nriees for cash monthly instruments or for rent at
u ~ Rs al Broadway than can be found elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

Bargains In Fine Gold Jewelry,
Wholesale prices.
See prices before buying. -.
GEO q. ALLEN, sd Broadway. near Fourieenth secs'
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Angeles Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave.
nue. Twenty sreeGentlemen every day AM All
night ladies day and evening" best ventilation nlsnest
temperature best shampooug grauiiies advantages
uneaualled; Europe Outdone.
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THE ICE HARvEsTERg STRIKE.

Average temperature yesteruay .Z37
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ..4s1
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A.-Ierring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray street,
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Eliza Callahan, Irish girl, fifteen years Of age.
died In Bellevue Hospital on Saturday afternoon from
the effects OF burns received on Friday last by acct.
dentally falling on not stove at her residence l24
Charlton street. Coroner Schirmer Will hold an in
quest over the remains.
Nearly year ago Patrick Clavan, man late OF
6e7 Third avenue, fell through the floors OF new
building In the upper part OF the city and received
injuries which resulted in partial paralysis. Death
on the body by Coroner Scnirmer who was notified.
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Dtomonds BOUGHT and sOld.-tseos Z. Aiiens
cal Rrnadway. near Fourteenth street.
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Trusscs, Elastic stockings, shoulder braces,
Abdominal Supporters, &c. pr. GLOVER " Ann street, az
Joining Herald oice,
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ROynI Havana Lottery.
Prizes cashed and information furnished the highest rates
maid for Doubloons all kinds OF Gold and Silver, Govern
inent Securities. &C., &c. TAYLOR Co, Bankers
IL W all street, New YORK.
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A-ROyaI Unvana Lottery.-J II. Martinez
CO. Bankers 10 wall st. 1855 New York Post oIhce
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
VIEWS OF THE HON. ELLISON S. KErrr.

Inc following Is private letter on the
political situation, from the Hon. Ellison ;. Keitt OF
OF sou'h Carolina to a gentleman in this city
MY D1;AR sIR; We have just held county meeting
Greeley and Brown as our standard bearers in the
spproaohing Presidential contest and instructed our
nrInly to these colors and others To in the
North with whom we have heretofore acted ir may
as though IL were rubbish aud up promptly to the
5spport on Mr. Greeley who has made war upon us for
nave been hunted down and prosecuted have been.
you wished 20 constitute Legislature for your great
UP Yler crowd than those, with exceptions who
constitute the legislature OF this State. Its nfamy
Wide as civilization. II consumed during the last
sion 100000 Tor legislative expenses alOnehree mes
Whole state Rbsp ae a. ssS WRc5 xn ns
less than - 100000 four years ago 10 now according
annual taxation now Is over si,600Ooo while it was
scarcely 500 % when assessed property twas three
times great il now IA. But what is all this 20 the
loss OF the last vestige OF beryi Hero the Constitution
has been rolled and laid away the writ OF abeas
arrested without a warrant Iandenffed' marched
through the streets of towns and immured in tho
dungeons OF the ailscrowded In like beasts OF
the slaughter 1t s sckeang 70 think It. less 10
see aud endure IT, The Tariff and all other questions
pale INTO insigneance before the appalling issneAre
we to be slaves free Shall The liberties " the
people be maintained and the life OF the Republic be
saved, or shall everything and all be swallowed and
swept over Dy grand controlling military desp0tism
The issue Is uponu there Il no avoiding IT, Let the
Grant mas applied 10 Congress to give him the power
TO suspend the writ ot habeas corpus until after his eec
tion II necessary the dark enacted here WI be
repeated IN the North Let the people take warning in
time. Greeley adnitte by friend and foe TO be hon
est and just, and VIC feet that II he and Brown arc
elected not only viii the liberties of the people be
saved and the lie OF the Republic be preserved but that
he VIII inaugurate hs administration by calling % his
counsel the tuest and aDest in the entire country
who understand the needs OF the country and the
working OF governmental system and VIII make the
Uui0n still perfect" Let % be DONE and the
grandeur that awaits us In the future no human mind
conceive and no tongue can tell am. my dear Sir,
your sincere friend ELLfsOS ;, KErrr.
EitOHe Plantation. s. o., June s
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
TELEGRAPHIc NOTES

-. The yacht Dauntless Of tho New-York Yacht
Club sailed the 18Th insi from C0wes bound for SeWYork
80. About 40 Southern editors are making an ex.
cniOu North rheT entertained At Epra. yesterday
The New-YOrk State Sunday-school Conven-
hoa M meet Norwich, n " Wednesday 'bs lst
remain in session three dsyA
The game Of base ball in Boston yesterday
afternoon between tire Boston and the AaBa Of Bokn
sgltei IN eFor Of the BOsOns Score 6iOA
-. The Governor has signed the bill giving the
Controller 0f direct how the accounts The d
departments shall be kept aad 70 sell all eiy bonds
.-..GOv. Hoffman has appointed E. j. LOwber Of
Brooklyn Commissioner the Inter
naional Prison Congress which IN London July
AT the regatta Of the Dorchester Yacht Club,
Boston the Fearless
Wave each prizes There y consesing yaeha
-. President Grant left Long Branch last evening
for Washington TO attend Cabinet He s eavess Saturday
Boston attend meeting 0f the Peabody Fnd
Society snd viii be present at the muses Ess-v4i
49, The second international regatta on the lakes,
which at Put inlay the 18th 2h AMI 2s
number bo Detroit Ioeds sanskT
Cleveland. and Toronto entered for the
THE Athletic and Baltimore base bah clubs
played match game Philadelphia yesterday Of which e following
the
Bsiamores..........,.O l 0 oOss
~ The ST. LoRts Democrat yesterday morning pub
she crop dispatches som than lao points hsear kanas
LIMOS, Nebrakar which that he inter wheat
very smeur has been po~e npde snd tas remain eS
viii yield only from oneha 70 half crop There very bse Old
wheat on hand
Gov Hoffman has granted Communication Of
Thomas Gon sBsneed in
1896 Onmutei 80 ycars
and month Clay Matthew's robbery Fulton Csy 1870 seven
and three months snd neAbs Nrsl A. NJ pa
with Heat to kill Kings County eight years AM 'sVsa sOH'S
10 .oury Years
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
OBITUARY.
REV. NORMAN MACLEOD.

A cable dispatch from London announces
the death Of tie Rev. Norman Macleod. DID, he was
the OF q Presbyterian minister. aud born In
Scotland In 1919. He educated in that country and
in Germ any, and having taken orders in the PreSby
erar church he became Minister OF Lodoun, Ayrshire,
in OF Dalkeith 1sf3 and Of Glasgow parish In
1851 He obtained the degree Of Doctor Of Divinity In
1885, and the author Of Earnest Student Memorials
of Macintosh" published I'm 1s47; Parish Papers In
1862 Eastward" book Of travel In 1866, and other
works He editor OF the monthly per1Odicai GOOD
WOrdsv from its commencement n 1860, aud was also
one Of the Queens Chaplains. He was held in much
esteem in literary and clerical circles, and was tho
medium Of dnusing much useful Information among tns
masses In Great Batain.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
DIED.

BARBER-Asron Ogden Bar q, Juus T. :. -, -. -, .,
beth Wednesday. the sh ~ SeoekA N The @@'y aOd
BEAcHn sunday June Sophia virginia wife of wm Beach.
aud daughter Q Aivah HAn agsi % yeas.I
T' o% . va na " S % 's and TTsS sp s
az Il O'Clock,
ss " i5e as SSaS srfins ' ''n
The rsTes md friends family funeral
o'clock.
FBRGusoE-Ou night a. Chushsid Ferguson.
Rssa7ss and friends are respectfully invited
TSirsV 5f1.-s Vsss5ss-.t 11s md sadisona1e
daughter hen Leze Pnkea aga 10 months
a funeral non 81 Pads chHIe corner Of Broadway AID
FOBRS-ou Monday the ns bis residence 10 a wes'
TNsnty-ih, Alpheas Fo0es IN the Tlth year Of his axe
relatives and hiens amy respectfully artend the
aprs from he Chure Of The Atonemea MadsonYe Twenty
eghth-st rhurday NEXT at p m
HOYT-on Monday 18th altar long and painful iOess
Notice Of funeral hereafter
aAywARINen Monday morning June H. Manwarug
Of Dssa VI hanwarSg; aged s ~ yssIS ,,,,5 ,h
gnsrs az her ae residsnce Fiy ~
18Th inst O'Clock Her remains wil be taken to Essex
ScHOLsOu sads1 the 10th inst at his RESIDENCE
Foart.s Brooklyn R D. Wheeler SchO in the st year Of
s issd Of tho amily are respectfully invited 10 attend tho funeral
$ % s. ss On Wnav afternoon the 18Th INST coef m.
remains VIII be % Bridgeport Conn, for nternent
SIMMONS MopdaE June H. Julia s~mOn siow Of Ed-Ar
The reat1ss sn sad y re'su. invited attend
dnneral No. l79
Fuesisyj evening Her remains viii be taken PeeA
XII for igermeut
sPgLMANru BroOtlyn Friday Jane ~ Opaays Margaret B.
Eife Of William B. Spemsn
the funeral June M from her ate residence 100 sam
mans O'Clock p Her remains viii be conveyed to Ridge
roRRBY-sudden Yonke Thursday morning June - Joseph
Tosy ssd - ysaI, G5 20 o. sS % 5, m wsps
as st ns Reformed chuFch Yonkers CaTrag VII b
an and T:sPs ris = ny api1 .a nS son Tsi1ts r. % n ~
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
THE REFORM CAMPAIGN.
TEXAS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
N UNUSUALLY LARGE AND IMPOSING GATH
FPlNG-TEMPORAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1HEIMING GREELEY SENTIMENT.


wHELMING GREELEY SENTIMENT
fBT TELEGRAPH 10 ThK IkboNhI
,,opstc,NA Yune f7.-The Democratic Convention
A. th lar,aa ever assembled in the State. Six hund-
raS daleostes are in attendance, the most distant
portions Of the State being represented. In cnia0
Ter. wealth and political distinction 1t exceis any
convention ever gathered in the State O"nag 70
the necessity Of making basis Of representation
for voting there have been great delays IN the per
manent organization, which has not yet been
effected. The report Of the Committee viii be pre-
sante5 in the morning Ex-GOv. Henderson is tenn
porar, President. While the committees were out
eight ~ tl,e most distinguished men in the State
smoke for Greeley and the Cincinnati Platform.
Then. bv request of the Convention, Gen. Make ad-
vucated a straight nomination. He was heard re-
spectfully for he is a of great elOouence. lie
urged his followers to submit to the decision Of the
Convention no matter what it was, and deprecated
bolt under any circumstances. Ninety-fve per cent
OF the Convention Is in favor Of making no nOmlna-
tian at Baltimore and of supporting Greeley. John
H Reagan. late Confederate Postmaster-General'
the only Texan suffering under political disabilities,
viii be permanent Chairman. He is strong Tor
Greeley.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
NFw-JERsEY MALFEAsANcE CASES.

In the Court of Quarter Sessions at Paterson
the m Of zsbaOa suon sIchosen PFesholde and 0hes
on bae Of eonspraeY ieAad the county vas begun Yesterday
The Ia. been taken up several times dauE the past two years.
oasu sor po.ponmeni made yesterday and pefempoS
A. Ia. B.rkaou MAYOR Tuts conducted the prosesEon,
,nd Ne,,ra Ward Van Wagner, aud Hopper APPEARED
n, the defense. The Indictment charges sutton With
obtaining oaey Board o Chosen FrsehOders unr he pro
lenses alleged tina, Sutton presented bill Of sln 70 The
"a, poroved bv Eshuou sutton and wn. T. Thompson,
~ Idxs Committee and charged that though suiHu reprenis
as sAs = b,as ssd sae ~ 9qsI a. sAss'Afsh ssss S