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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

FIGHT FOR GELD IN CoURT.-An extraor-
binary scene occurred in court in New York
Tuesday, before Jodge Leonard. Some years
ago, ii seems, lady discovered a child in an
ash barrel and adopted il. The mother at last
turned up and claimed the child. Tuesday
Judge Leonard referred the case to a referee
and gave the child TO her adopted parents pend
ing decision. The mother thereupon assaulted
the fortunate contestant with her parasol.
and the father her husband with a sluilg- ebef
Inc Attaeking twain made their escape before
SALE OF A VIRGINIA FARM.-Mr. A. shevau.
Deputy Inspector General OF Her British Maj,
estys hospitals, intending to return 10 England
has sold to j. Y; Clarke by public auction, his
Lynchburg road, containing two hundred acres,
for twenty-five hundred dollars. He paid ave
thousand dollars for 1t four yean ago.
A CHICAGO LAWYER has just recovered the
loss Of his library under the decision of one of
the courts, to the effect that IL 10 imperative
the expiration OF policies. The same decision
was rendered some time since i'm relation to the
expiration OF q life policy.
ga letter was lately dropped into the po=t
office at Niagara Falls directed to "Schicha-
cough, Illinoyse."
kipiy, Miss, sor ten years, they had a festival
the other day when their new mario " euage
railway cars brought them some.
- Some william has charged the editor OF the
pnoudpe herald with having been q rebel
s!mpafhiZer He nails the lie something after
Ills manner; "any one who alleges such sIlega-
uons IS alleged, draws an unwarranted INFER
enee rom the assumption" That doubtless
81 he old oak chest tragedy was repested
lately IN Kansas. Two children in Rock Greek
aged seven and ten were left at home BY their
mother, and In their play climbed into large
cbeft winch closed with q spring. and they
were buried in that "living fomSv and when
found were smotbsred TO death.
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ANTICIPATING THE NOVEMBER ISrKEEsT.-
Acting Secretary Richardson this mo. n ng
directed that from and after tomorrow the
NorfmheT interest on the $50 bonds DO paid
with rebate.
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Total. LOCO Gifts, ali Cash.


1Olal, lON Giftss All taSnt SJOU 900
The Concert Itself Will be the most brilliant or
chestTsl display that ever occurred in the West.
One hundred performers, gath, red from all parts of
this country and from Europe, under the direction
Of Prot Hast, will contribute to this grand musical
carnival And to afford ample room for every ticket
the Concert VIII be given in Central Park. where
Arrangements lave been made TO accommodate all
who may come:
Persons holding whole half or quarter tickets will
none without such tickets will be admitted either
PRICE OF TICKETS
Mho,e ticset e. SiH hayes g; quarters a N II
Tor 81 Geo. 2s5 for $3.50 SIS for 00O No discount
"a less than s 100 worth of tickets at a time la
menis, have been made With all the ralIroad and
s'eanbeat lines leading into the city for the ale OF
Who may wish 70 attend the Concert or DrawiDg'
Nashville rsiroad, the Louisville: Cincinnati ard
LexU railroad the Louisville, Iud polls aud
the and Hd Ms6sap h sa
he Louisville ,Owensboro and Henderson Mail Line
All agents are required TO close sales and make
he[ e;urSs in fHli time TO reach this Office By
those located at great distances must close some
All tickets 10 which gifts are awarded will be paid
TithSut Discount BY the o. ar and DsoyeTs
o1fth Of NEW at o TRGR 'a Of
he holder p The tickets pHsr frs; be presened at
before they HHo sfd z 'f BR snSf
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
The dTaViHg triH be PUBLISHED in the LouiSUtAe
porsys and Hsec York Herald and qec'al copies sent
charge Of MAJOR TH0s: Il HAYS. sci eotsepa
OLD MOI ON ExhIb,tion (Nsw No
zr ass s.. an" =. S"ie z. ass
ss sseJs Sss AND eight
Choice on Psintines, EnsrsVings, CSrcmos, 20.
sssss: Fasss.. :tSS
'eIs R 4Fs'h hsi w g., in the District
Please remember Name and Number jelly
PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
For .og.I v5s.3os;;.sss :.s.nsr AaRow
f. Is l been .sss ..s :1 M Rented
SSss Ss Mount THE tomb q
jslsm eenl su,srintendsct1 ss. n ar Arrow.
PfSyg. =. ?; @ ;! cA IS 81 DAaoINe AoApr
I and Ehrbs fiss .Hd s s.s:
TO 10 p m. Pollard Andresene Band engaged for
AsONIo GOODS.
wILLErr q RUoFF. eos PrssA AVE.
KNIGHTS Template SeIHsA!rEAUx, -
SWORDS,
BELTS,
BALDRICS,
GAUNrLEfS,
re ORDER Agents Tor kegu ,ton, De Moisy aad all
other swords at factory prices. sspl1 Inn
*A.11l. q orggSS;,i4xs,9N0
40: l115 rINnsYLvAUA AvHNvI
senss's Brasfnso Pebble epese~osss spps-a
Nhs JULIA sAfBEL
lVB TE4CHER OF MUSIC,
s63 Tn STREET, BETWEEN AND X.
seia w Washington, d. O.
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a(Bismarck, Il IL said, owns a paper mill. "a
distilery, and mandatory OF beet-root sugar.
OHenry Conners, OF Rutland, VI. engineer
on locomotive, recently saved the life OF Itfis
child at the risk of his own. The father "a moor
man, worth only $40 ,oDO.l asked the covrageo1s
man 90 take 2 glass vi soda, a. a reward for
- The Pal Mall Gas,,le saws that After thai,
expulsion from Germany the ,Iesuips Of a.
Kline provinces viii 90 - n oil aud an Belgium
wtere they viii ~ m tor a time a., then %
.. 70 IN Shgland and America. MOst.of the Jesaits
OF siis STA have already sc out Cor Ca ia where
The establishments vi the order yet exist.
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ANU SEMENTS.

AM I CEM En- =.
NEW NATIONAL, THEATER.
~ Mr.. j. G. SAyILLE, Lessee and Manager.
GRAND REOPENING.
MONDAY EVENING September %.
ELEGARtGY pEGgRATEp,
sUPERBLY GARPErEp.
Making this time. honored temple OF the drama al
ENTIRELY NEW.
A MSGsTFIGEST DROP CURTAIN.
From the pencil Of MIR. James Lamb, has been
The opening attraction will be the distinguished
MIR. w. y. FLORENCY,
In Fslooner new and startling drama, (produced
with entire new 4 IIsy ssa . aud entitled
MAY sANIILE,
FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
: AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
Store WEDNESDAY MORNING, ats. seH-tf
UJASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w 11TH STREET, CORNER OF z.
sEs fHs0RE ~ TIN R R2E GSS
NOVELTY OF ALI TINES on, ,,,,.
MATiNEEs; MsDNEsDAY AND sATGspAYs.
NIOLO CLIFTON, COLYER BROTHERS
DAVIS AND HIS DOGS.
SREAD TIME Tables
Dcdgirg for Wife...,....... Time O5
Bighla nd Fling. &C.. .......... ....... rs
Parker sud Burbank . %
Salle Ipt's Banjo -
GClytr Broth ................ 81
hn'E ut Ouch Chan <, 10
he hew IL
lCCbe y
EcrnaG Irish -
The DaHciDg ,....... -
Davis -
WIZ es...- 10 ~
C1rtaI falls............. 10
10, II pen at ! O'Clock; Overture at O'Clock
hdmis ion, IS, 90 and IS cents; Private Boxes, IS
ard IL each. Matinee doors open At 30 and 2 -.
efmission, y and 10 cents. Don't forget the Dog
Matinee; especially for family patronage. seI6-6t
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TEE LxEsBuRe PonoSrye cAsr-Df,oorery
q a Ficrin the indictneaf--A speciai Leesbure'
(Na.,) correspondent OF the vtypfnfd .Seatinsl
writes that IL has been developed that the in
distment In the case OF Mr.. Lloyd was not
signed by the Commonw eslth's Attorney and
,ays; sour lawyers differ ~ 70 the Law on this
point. Some think IL good indictment. ON
examination have found several Virginia and
other decisions to the contrary. The question IL
a new one here, and will excite great interest.
But there sre Virginia and other authorities
which sustain an Indictment endorsed by the
Grand Jury and not signed by the Common
wealth'e Attorney"
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po,r pen at o'clock; Overture at O'Clock
Admiss ION, 25 - and IS cents; Private Boxes, s.
ard : IL each. Matinee doors pen At 30 and -
Rdmis sion, q and 10 cents. Don't forget the DOG
Matinee; especially for family astrsuaye saIS-6t
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SSpringfeld street ears bear the inscription
''Will you rider"
~ Sir John Lubbock, OF the British Scien-
tihcA ssociatiop, has tanned wasp.
HIn the Superior Court at Taunton MONDAY
woman applied to be naturaized.
SWhy Is mans life safest in the last
stages Of dyspepsia? Why, because he can't
di- gest then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

NAVAL OFFICERS TRANSFERRED. - Lieut.
c. G. Todd has been ordered to ordnance duty
at The navy-yard in this city. Pay Director C.
j. Emery has been detached from duty as in
spector at the New York nsvy-yard and or
dered 10 settle his accounts. Pay Director Geo.
+. CUTLER has been detached from duty as in
spector at the Boston navy-yard and ordered TO
duty as inspector at the New York nayy-yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

MIGABILB DICTU, A Vermont pelsjon2r
has written TO the Pension Office as follows
"Have my name dropped from the pension rolls
as can De nearly as much work as ever, and
feel in my heart that can DO without il better
than the government can paw it,
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II s,.S.a = rEAksoN, cor. 0h q ID, Y. u o. A. n
- a.as& Co. sie Pa. ~ :, BE m M =
s.I2S "a. LrsHI CONAN, Os rsth. s>sr =
aLASS sTAINRRS.
VI. " NAUSHAN, for shurches, houses Ia IN ,,
6koCE8x 0TOBEa
tSaN~kLLAsoss,l las Pa az or Willard, n
80 Penh, ~ Market nDaoe, near In sfreef
AT SON, D. T. avenue oorner ~ "A
SsL a a. hrHxLt corner and 18th sfreef. n -
O. $50 N,nIoN, us Rs1nGylvania svsnns
R1sIEI, ss TN arsss Ss see sifFais sysaus.
III Co. w. cor - n
AAAER8, %. ANU
~ snnv, also Bishing fnekisl .ns
WORK. q,
~: -. snlHrlrH Ladies, Hair
800 Az Al ClJ9G" u
AssskDi 90. ,0a n. Az - ~ ~ u =.
u. ,sSASklpIz, lslo Pa ~. - M "a nc un.
eBs SoEr .BszBssk e a0pS = ~ - nc nth ste
AAkAk4a, AADDLERTHT3& us.o.
u: LSrE ia. BRO, ssQ Pa n,
a. - 20, - Tn a sdiSs N = - ~ -,
- n hoLAsD. ~ Fem ave-, bSs ~ ~ y. aAit
o. bSkGEss, lNs pennsylvania ave -. ~ ~ -
HATS, CAPS AID FVJRa d
WILT kuoFr, Us Pa. ay., bet ar -. 49,
HORSE SAOERS 80 i'Sn g.
lsMa n. DoRAS, X ST., bet Sth 10th ana Isss m :.
hor-e- shsi according 10 nssrral tornation az -
.HOxELA.
AhIiNSTOS HOrsE, Vermont ave. and Il rsrs>S
gssriNKNIAL oIRI, Pa avenue, nesr Sd street
aoSAkp HOUSE, :. ". corner Pc. sv and sfh n
sskhLKf HOUSE.. corner leth and II streets
1AhkeIsBRAHKI N oBslycor. SfhkD: a par dsv
0HeH HoIzI, Ge0rgst0vn, Or. shinn. pr 0prie.o
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORES,

HOUSE FURNISHING STORES.
aio Corr Big BssSsf .lsosPs' Bet 'ioth SIitf,
ICE COMPANIES.
ISaEFKSDENT Ice Co, once, ls4 Pa av., near 18th
ICE CREAM MANUEACTORIEs.
INK FACTORIES.
AxERIo.S INk 90: once. sl1 9Th at, bet. and Y.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS.
o. FIscHER. Surg Instruments Trussee, "a TN 81,
INSURANCE OFFICES.
s.I'EL CAHILeL klEE !Ns Co: Cor. TN snd Sc.
d s. HAXLIyK Co, SIS IN At, orr. P. o. Ds2't.
a SsETIsR ,kE; PSaniI I In 90, 45 9th =.
J. O. LEWls, Room 9, MAJ Building, TIN aud as
Az v hEf *. f CO.. HH'sss s I
JzyELRT STOKES.
;. GoLDsTEIS & Co, " stch@s JeNelyT, SIC Pa. sys.
JUSTICES or VIE PEACE.
t'aLs. WALTER, 50 street, opposite Citf HaE.
~ g. WEAVER, tslso convey sn0ing,) SJ' TIN street.
LEATHER, SF2OE FINDINGS, &c.
y :. yENKS, us IN stIect bstveen g aid Il.
Dom G. SHhFER, IA d street, 5etSeen 7th snd ga.
TIppgARD. upper msnuFact'r, cor TthSBg VI
LsHC, CENEST, &C.
JcHS = \ Nc, s5I d ass. avenue, bet 9th AID !th,
IITHoGRAPHERS
JOSEPH y GEDSEg. 80 "a. ave., bet AZ and stk sts
LIVERY STABLES.
kElss Co, Wlis5ds Il ES!el Stables. l!.h D SITS
WIsK1Nsr0S ssILo a, Is2s street.
LOAN OFFICES.
= GoihsTpiS + Co 81 q strest. nesr TIN
LOOKING GLASSES.
IRANcts LAME. l7s5 Pa. avenue near 18th street.
LUMBER YARDS.
WM MCLEAN, corner 18th street and canal
MACHINISTS-
JOIN MCCLELLAND. Louisiana ave- and 10th street.
MARBLE WORKS.
WTvEL " ILsoN ,ig2s TIN St bet. T. az and L st,
GIBSON Tourney, Pc. av., bet. 23d Gath SITS.
MARKET STORES.
ARLINGTON MARKET, T.. A. Walker, 1919 street.
METROPOLITAN MARKET sTORE,N. y. cor. n and Ga.
HyATT's NATIONAL n All KzT AZ lltn st.nesE Ps.ay.
EANTLE5-
HanlLroN PEARSON, Slate, marble, 10. cor SAD.
z SHEPHERD s. Co, Mantels. &c, 80 Penn. ave.
TUCKER SHERMAN, sS3 Lcuisisns avenue.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
DEvLINE Y Ills Pa. av, bet .ll.h&i7th SITS.
AILLEEERT, &c.
MRS. O. 4. GILLErT, s4 9Th st., opr. Patent Ofscs.
O. " THORN, ~ holesale only si4 eth st., near sy:
MODEL MAX ELS, DC.
q. CFPERMAN. SIS eth street, opp. Patent once,
n & LYON, SIS 9TH street, posfts Post Office
Jos. PAUpLER, also BronZing and Gidinz,) 1905 =.
MUSIC STORES.
LUcAs's, has 7Ih street, near street.
NGTARIES.
C. HALEY, $50 Pa. sy., Law Titles Couveysrcin5'
OPTICIANS.
FRANKLIN Co, ~ "a sv., bet l2rh and ls:h sta.
II. Il. HEEPLER, ss3 Penn, ave-, corner Al street.
OYSTER BALLOONS.
HARVEY 4 HsLDES. loo Pean. ave-. corner 18th 81.
TIE OYSTER BAY, "a. W. OriyerJ dlo-ls PSna.
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NEW NATIONAL. THEATER.
~ Mr.. j. G.. SAyILLE, Lessee and Manager.
The New York herald., 1872-08-01
AUSTRIA.
Mis- Nellie Grants Visit to Vienna.
TELEGRAM TO THe NEW YORK HERALD.
VIENNA, July 81, 1872.
Miss Nellie Grant is now In this city,
GEORGIA.

The street Car Riots at an End-Arrest
OF Republican Leader-An Important
Act Passed BY the Senate.
SAVANNAH, Ca, July 81 1872
The street car troubles have entirely ceased, and
the city Is as quiet as usual.
George washington Wilson (white), leader Of the
Ogeechee wing OF the republicans, was arrested by
the United states authorities to-day for disturbing
the republican meeting on Monday night. The
Commissioner continued the case until tomorrow
The Senate at ATLANTA passed an act to-day to
allow col0red men excluded from the jury lists to
appeal to the Judge OF the Superior Courts.
John Bowles, Surveyor OF the Port OF savannah,
has rendered his resignation.
The New York herald., 1872-08-01

ships, of unequallod beauty. and swarming
alive with hundreds of American sailors
standing On the thread-like spars, while below
the vessels were blazing like volcanoes.
BRITISH ROYAL YACHT BANQUET.
Their Royal Hghnesses the Prince and
Princess Of Wales gave, during the evening to-
day, dinner on board the royal yacht, at
which they entertained Admiral Alden, United
States Navy; all the captains Of the United
States feet General William T. Sherman,
United States Minister Schenck, the Right
Rev. Bishop McIlvaine and the Hon. Benja-
min F. Moran, Secretary Of the United States
Legation in London.
LIEUTENANT GRANT ABSENT.
Lieutenant Frederick D. Grant, Of the
United States army. was invited to the ban
quet, but, of course, was absent from England.
GENERAL SHERMAN ON DECK.
Previous to the arrival of the Prince and
Princess of Wales the American feet was in
spected by General Sherman.
The New York herald., 1872-08-01

ssoooo to be used IN corruptlng the LegIsature Of
on Tie tsSSts q Ss cos1tSs Sss
Or spersi Grant. fSs T!Il have to siigMeI {bi5 ~
some o.1har way than BY saying H6faS9 Greeley ls
democratic .sndidate. Senator Trumbuli then. re-
case IN the Navy De- Dt,nartmsnt, where claimant
was paid $9S 900 after he had been, as the Depart
ment decided, paid in full. he might
SPEAK OF THE POSTMA AsTEi GENERAL,
not that the Postmaster General was not an honest
man. He would not say aught against his being an
no. man. but he had appointed Mr. Earl as
ton and appeared as counsel In the Chorpennng
case. and his rendering his resignation to Mr..
counsel That was all.
MR.. BOUTWELL, HAD SOLD BONDS
OF % q y million a na
have M to pay; and when the speaker had addressed
not Know anything about about ths' the M %atter. Se
An attempt was made By the Senate to
appointment Of special marshals and suspending
the writ Of habeas corpus till after the election.
Wat wSI be the erect Of ANY tdy q
Could they not with o posse OF special marshals
cause quarrel in crowd and arrest all their
opponents preventing them from vOtingP Then,
you WHO ARE CALLED soREHEADs.
They call us all ''soreheads." Now, have you no rca-
son to feel sore when this tyranny is sought to DO
exercised over you Do you know that when you go
TO buy your dollars worth OF sugar that you have
TO pay with 1t prize money to support the govern
that there is money enough squandered by Office
holders under the federal gOve nmenJ every year to
oay 3Ss a % a give to
platform Of honesty and equal rights. which not
thought to be the fundamental basis Of the republi-
Greeley as our candidate we are 'read" out ofthat
party BY what have been called the Long Branch
e s 20 M
love 1t, and we do not want to gain this by kicking
these people forever. You want peace and pros.
THEN VOTE FOR HORACE GREELEY.
You want reform In the civil service then vote
with ali men, and that the government shall be
respected at homo and abroad; then vote for
Suried civil rights are secured ire to all vu We enter
upon the contest, with others, as broad principles
Of Justice to secure and maintain, and may God
Senator Trumbull retired amid loud and pro-
longed cheers.
lIcan candidate for Lieutenant Governor, j. r.
Craven, who dashed OF In an enthusiastic address,
Mr. cas7en %a bS BY pcHe p% Good
as 0s0' of SHs '%0 coamSay ssy
the Fourth district OF this State. Mr. Craven
briefly announced that he accepted the situation,
and would SUPPORT to the best Of his ability Greeley
and Brown. This declaration was received with
cheers. He concluded by saying that he had swal-
lowed four millions OF negroes, and he could swal-
and fifteenth amendments he was prepared to
swallow the sixteenth whent should come.
THE GRANT MEETING
at the wgwam was addressed by Colonel r. W.
Thompson, who will be remembered as chairman of
the Committee on Resolutions In the Chicago Con-
There #sEs About three thousand persons present
and before the meeting many OF them paraded the
streets, wearing olskin cars and capes and carry
clubs carried a transparency with the mottoM o.,
The New York herald., 1872-08-01

An Emphatic and Unequiv0cal
Declaration for Greeley.
How He Nonplusssd the Lynn Republicans
Henceforth His Watchword Will Be
Greeley and Brown.

BOSTUN, July 81, I6IZ.
General BANKS mas come out emphatically and
unequivocally for Greeley and against Grant. The
fact is not yet known except by the members OF
the Republican City Committee of Lynn, who in
vted the General to address them tomorrow even
ing upon the merits of the administration.
The General replied that he was not identified
with any other than the liberal republican party
and Its sympathizers, and that his voice and in
fluence would be for the nominees of Cincinnati
and Baltimore.
Various reports OF the political sentiments Of
General Banks have been published, but his decar-
alton OF preferences for this or that candidate was
first uttered this evening and his watchword
henceforth will be "Greeley and Brown"
The New York herald., 1872-08-01
AIden's Repast and an Illus
trious Party.
INSPECTIONS ON DECK.
"A Friendly Farewell Amid a
Blazing United Salute.
The SOlent Lighted Up and a Gorgeous and
Exciting Spectacle.
TELEGRAM TO The new YORK HERALD.

tCLCunHW " Inc NEW IVnh nEhALu.
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORES
pondent in Southampton, England, by way
Of London -
SOUTHAMPTON, July 81, 1872.
The waters of the river Solent reflected to
the pleased eyes of thousands Of spectators
to-day the brilliancy of magnificent scene
which was presented off this port III the shape
Of a grand nautical festival, in which the
naval flag of the United States was entwined
in most pleasing and friendly intercomnlu-
MON with the royal standard of Great Britain.
ROYAL ENGLISH VISIT TO THE UNITED STATES
FLEET.
The ships of the United States feet commits
stoned for service in Europe, and lately from
the Mediterranean, under command of Ad-
miral James Alden, q. S. N, consisting
Of the steam frigate Wabash, forty-fve
guns; the screw steam frigate Congress, six
teen guns; the steamship Brooklyn, twenty
guns; the screw steam frigate Shenandoah,
eleven guns; the steam frigate Plymouth,
twelve guns, and the screw steamer Massachu-
sets, six guns, were visited during the after
noon by His Royal Highness Albert Edward,
Prince of Wales, accompanied by his wife, Her
Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra.
The illustrious party included very many
personages of distinction, who were present
by invitation, the whole being attended by q
royal suite made up Of officers and servants of
the Grown.
AMERICAN RECEPTION OF THE ROYAL GUESTS
The first arrangements which were made for
the management of the .fste contemplated that
the reception Of the royal party by the Ameri-
can commander and his officers should take
place on board the frigate Wabash, and it was
so intended until very late moment. Some few
days since, however, case Of smallpox made
it's appearance among the crew Of the Wabash,
and, in consequence Of the occurrence Of this
unexpected visitation, Admiral Alden trans
ferred his flag from that vessel to the steam
ship Brooklyn.
The English royal party was, therefore, re-
:eived by him on the last-named vessel.
GROUPED ON THE QUARTER DECK IN GALLANT
ARRAY
Admiral Alden's group of reception, con-
sisting of many distinguished Americans, as
sembled promptly on the quarter deck Of the
Brooklyn, duly prepared to accord proper
honor to the heir apparent to the crown Of
Great Britain and his consort, the daughter Of
His Majesty the King Of Denmark, good
friend of the American republic.
SIGHTING THE PRINCES YACHT.
Promptly at the hour of half-past four
o'clock in the afternoon the British royal
steam yacht was sighted, advancing slowly
outward towards the United States vessels.
THE YARDS MANNED.
The order sAIan the yards was Immediately
signalled from Admiral Alden's flagship. 1t
was instantly repeated on each one Of the
other vessels, and instantly, and ''with will, y
obeyed by the American tars Of the entire fleet.
A GENERAL SALUTE.
A royal salute was fred by the Americans
from every one of the ships-a united
The New York herald., 1872-08-01
THE ENGLISH TURF.
GOOdwOOd Races and the Run for
the GOOdw0Od Stakes.
SpennithOrne the Winner-The
Betting Before the Start.
TELEGRAM TO tine NEW YosK HERALD.

LONDON, July 81, 1872.
At the Goodwood races to-day the Goodwood
Stakes were won by Spennithorne, the winner Of
the Northumberland Plate. Richmond was second
and Kingcraft third.
Sixteen horses ran.
THE BETTING
The betting at the start was to against Spen-
nithorne, 10 to l against Richmond and to
against Kingcraft.
Money was also laid on Shannon Sudeley, Rich.
mond, Fnesse Kelchburne, Lady Evelyn colt, Re.
venge, Cardigan and Exciseman before the contest.
The New York herald., 1872-08-01
POLITICAL TROUBLES IN TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 81, 1872
Trouble is anticipated at the county election TO-
morrow. special police force will DO placed on
duty and the saloons all closed. The canvass has
been exceedingly bitter. =
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The Arbitration in Harmonious Progress to a
Speedy Settlement.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, July 81, 1872.
There s authority for the statement that there is
complete harmony In the Board Of Arbitration upon
the Alabama claims and speedy settlement Of all
questions before the Tribunal is expected, say
within few weeks.
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Patent Open Work Political Bsy ,ners
Flags and Portraits at HOJER GRAHANs In Duans
street.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The. Best in =, "a
taneous> At all druggists 81"
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A.-Ladies', Misses'. Gentlemenys ana
BATHING SHOES. At MILLER CO.'S No Unici5
square.
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A.-Nestle's Lacteous Farina,
the Mothers Milk Salbstitu ~
Recommended by eminent physicians
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Royal Havana Lottory.-Grev.t Reduc-
ton In the prices OF Tickets Orders o, x.s cs,1a
information furnished qoyernnent h,r.dY nc goatsL
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, ID Wall y.rsv New Yorx
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Royal Havana Lottsry. Prices re.
duced j. H. MARTINEZ \ CO.. Bang ers No. 10 Wall ss-
BOX No A6Ss Post onlcG New Rorkk
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Amin 4 Co.-Flags and Banners oA
their manufacture, at the old established stand
of Fulton and William streets.