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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-07
DAZAR OF FASHION.
- Mrs. G. l.. SIMPSON,
NJ


No. rs King ST.,
Is daily in. receipt of new and desirable goods:
Victoria Lawns, all qualities beautiful for suits
and new Trimmings tor the same; Swiss Mus
! Inns, beautiful quality; Swiss Edgings and In
settings Percales and Calicoes for Suits, Gui-
pore Laces, Colored Fringes, Gimps, Corded
Satins, Plain Satins and Dress Trimmings of
every kind; Olympic Adjustable Bustles !; also
another supply of those Hip-gored Corsets;
Mixed Straw Hats at cost. Received to day new
Straw Goods. Will take great pleasure in show
! g goods. ,}.-tE 49, my 81
!. A SIX TO SEE THE GREATEST BAR
"A GAINS in the city in HEMST1TCHED
inquire for those wonderfully cheap Ladies
Hose, at 10, Is, 20 and 25c per pair, and our La
dies Gloves at 10, 20 aud 25c, which are spe-
GREENS NOTION HOUSE,
my 81 Is King street.
4 LBERT ,LUNEL, novel, by the late
"A Lord Brougham 75c.
Manual and Tacics of the Knights Of Pythias,
for instruction exercise of the knight Division,
Battalion and Brigade by Robt Hamilton. 5Oc
New Books daily.
NEW ARASOLS-GREATB BARGAINS.
IN We are now in receipt Of an elegant assort-
ment of PARASOLS, all the late styles New
Umbrelars just open, Alpaca, Cambria, and
Scotch Ginghanl, in six eight, ten and twelve
ribs at. lie 81 ROBT. L: WOODS,
TOR THE SEASON.-Albert Biscuit, Peek,
II Frean s. Co.'S Crackers, Potted Hams,
Lemon, Raspberry and Grenadine Syrups, &C.,
&c, for sale by G. VIM. RAMSAY,
jeG S. E. cor. King and ST. Asaph ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-07

A LEXANDRIA DENTAL ASSOCIATE N.
DR.. LOOCKERMAN
Takes this method of informing the public that
he will be at the Office of the Aloxsndria Dental
Association, corner Washington and Prince sts,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The gentlemen of the Association will make
engagements for me with those who especially
wish my services.
It gives me pleasure to recommend the opera
tors of this Association, not only to my old pa
tients, but to the public generally, as l will
guarantee all work to be 6rst-class and for less
money than other Dental establishments. ap 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-07
PKURIESSiO.laL.

nOCTOR HENRY j. GARRETT,
~ (Late of Southwest Virginia,)
Has taken the office adjoining the County Treas
urer's, in the Pierpoint Building, on Washing
al services TO the citizens Of Alexandria and vi
cinty. my l7-lm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

!'e nun aud nod Sdnrel %anfansen nit
Zen Sirplern, cen treueitsn 4~nbdn0ern
csS 8aiierbauies, neil iie su ujsiuittI6"
sefinnt iinb. Die SeranlaFuns 1T fol-
9ence
Gin Der llniSeriitdt Snsbruf miro Ger
Tsftcr masniTeus iibrli6 Der 8sibe na6
aus elmer Der Saculitdten sepdblt ure
oan,l sprl benz ttrOler 0anotas teitdtist.
Dries Sabr nun tpar bic Heibe an Ger
tbeplp9ii6en 8acultdt, in rer nur Sc
fulton lebren. "a befabl sie ReaierunA
nit u~ebersebuns rieier Sacultdt zen
Nectpr aus Ter juriitiidcn Saculitdt ;l
rdblen, neil RE Seiuittn feline Irpfeis
ipren i'm eisentli6en Sinn res @prtss
leisn. Dieter @runp ppllte hem nod in
Ger Siniternib fatboliI6er &edtasrunps
iaBe besratenen eanptase nidt einleuas
ten, u. er Yerreiserte Dem erpdblten SUI
rifen RE Sstatisuns. Darauf SauOb
i'm aufsrfldrten easer unp Die antport
Der &esisruns: .gntweccr pirp Der
Surift beitatiet ODER Der eanrtas aufses
lSf."
nllnIeretresen", msinten Die Sirclsr
unp nun ueieb Saterlanc 'tannf ribis
Iein." 6. SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
NuBlan0.

Die Gpniscationen fatbpliiher Sir
6en in eitbauen Splbynisn unp 90
eplisn nebmen fein Gnpe ; Gle ruIii6s
8esieruns nil um jepen preis ibr
ldpn LANCE Yorsstsdtes 3iel errei6en,
namli4 cabin s%elansen, raB in jeeem
Der oft isbr aussspsbnten Se;irfs rieier
Yrcsinsen nur cine ein;ise fatbolilde
STRIDE bcitsben tIeibe. Zen @nfans
ma9te lie pamit rab iIs al iene Sir
den, wslbe l6Sner unp 9rSFer waren,
pis bic p~rtbprOren 8ir6sn, Dem tatbpli'
I6sn GultuS entfremrste; iie eriparte ii6
raeur5 bic @ussaten fir Grbaltuns u.
SersrSbsruns ibrer sissnen Sir6m.
9lter bsuts bsrarf sS ni6t sinmal mebr
tisIeS Sprwanees einfader Ssri6t
ni9t etpa zines Yrcsin; : 0pusansurs
ALIEN, lpnpern Res sritbsitsn Subaltsrns
bsamtsn seniist paB cine fatbplil9e &irs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

dye 9elhlcllen unp cpnt8cirt iperbe. StS<
Der mar IS llnter Anprpbun9 rer itrensz
item Strafen serbcten, pbne grlaubntB
Ger GeSieruns aud mir RE s.rinsfen
Neparaturen an elmer fatbplil6en Stride
Sprsunetmen /; ater frog enprmer Soften
unp e~nrlpIer Sermalitdten mar es fat
unmbsli9, rte na9selu9te SewiQisuns
su erbaltsn.
Sect lit nur, aud an ric &apeuer II.
6rierbbfe leBtes &efusium DC, @ldubt>
gen mad aufbebuns Der pfarreisn, bic
Ncibe 9efcmmen. Oa aud ibre Gcnpz
oiruns nntsriast it, 10 inp lie msiitenS
l9apbaft unc rem Sdn;li6en SerfaI
nate; rennp6 bleibt Die Gssisruns taub
fir ale Bitten spn Seitsn Der &atbplis
ten, rieIe Stdtten Der 4nca6t wiecer
beritelIen sl cirfen.-Sa, wirsn Die Ser
lplsten Sucen, wel6' alsemeiner Sdref
Der Gntrituns tpiirpe ni6t laut wereen,
pelde Mense riplpmatil6cr Npten mir
be ca rt6t 9ere6ielt tpsrren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
Gnglaun.

2onppn, 19. Nos.-@ts I6pn Ypr
einiser 3eit semelcet wurce, Bat cine
rcide fatbpliI9e Dame, Srau Staple
ton : Sretbertrn, ibren srpben eaneiy
Oittpns Saa Bel prescott in 9ancalbire
sur Serfasuns Der aus Deutidlanp per-
trisbenen Seiuiten aeftelt. Dem Ser
nebmen na6 percen bort i'm 9aufe Der
nd6iten @pde sablrsi6e Ssluitsn unp
Seluitens 3Sslinse erwartet. Na6 rsm
fatbpliIden @p6snbldttden uGatbclic
OPINION" miro bic Gisentbimsrin pom
0ittpns Saa pesen ibrer SreunpI6aft
fir Die Seiuiten felt Ginger 3eit nit
Orcbbriefen beimseiu6t mel6e tbr bic
Gindideruns css Sauies in @usli6t
itellen, fails bic Sciuitsn untsr isinem
Oa&e ouflu4t Inpen ipaten. So lit Bel
risier 0%slesenbeit eripabnenspertb, raj
sur 3eit Der &ssplution bic sroBe ges
iisuns Stpusburit in e%ancaibire in dbns
li9er Bsiie bon Der .6amilis @sIp ben
aus Sranfrei6 sertriebensn Seluitsn sur
Serfisuns setelIt purce.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
&inhersrjisbuns in Scrlim.

San; aubsrprpentli6, I6reibt pas
rSerl. Sremoblt.", iinpst man Res Ibenes
in renicnisen 9pcalen, psl6e BON eem
mittleren Sirsertanpe bsiudt mereen,
Sinrer in benz Ilter BON 3 bis 10 Sab
rem, 8nabsn unp Wdr6en, wel6e unter
Der Eligible Ger Gltsrn entpecer aufmerfz
lam rem 9eipra6en Der Grpadisnsn laus
i9en pcer an rcn Siertiidsn alIerbanp
sarfise aQotria treiben. Witunter lpiez
len bic Slsinen Bed, rennen unp iasen
lia untsr lautem 0el1rei uno 9drmen
I'M Gle @irtbs, Slide berurr, 70 rab man
ietn eisenss @ort ntdt perftsben fam.
Inpsre wierer seben Der Iatur ibr 3e6t
unp idnar6en, pas sS cine Sreuee pdre,
su;ubbren, ipenn pas imprppilirte 9assr
auf uSaterS 'palstpt" ni6t serape in Der
Sneipe mare. Seute, bic ii6 unterbaL
ten, ancsre, rie cine Yartie ipielen, rpers
ben isbr bduFs anf empinrli9e @eiie
cur6 bic fleinen llnbUlre sslt5rt-aber
penn mir ielbit bieSUn abieben pousn,
piilen penn bic Gltern ni1t, raB Elm fun
p~snlanser aufsntbalt in sinem nit Gass
runt unc Iabadsqualm oft bic our I'M
srtrislidfeit ansefdatsn &aume benz eben
erf i'm anfans Der GntwideIuns besrifs
fenen, ;arten 8Srper ses Sinps5 in 30
benz 9rare lddpli9 1T?
llsterbaupt sebbren uniersr Wsinuns
mad, 8intsr bis gu einsm seuiGen Glitter
in seialu6sne Sneipsn gar ni5t-im
CONNER m0sen ie iI9 i'm 9arten be-
mmtummmeln, pibrenp Der Batter iein
@las Bier trintt-, absr frsili9, mir laus
fen init tem Sinw els auf cas- llnri1tise
elmer rsrartism Grsisbuns 9efabr, uns
Geiape ;u MAIDEN, eenn ni9t lsltsn taben
mir suseisben wie pss SaterS slussn
slan;tsn, wsnn isin Sunse ron 5 Sab
rem ras babe Seirsl nit einem 3use
lserte. u0aS is n Sensel! lne mel6s
@eiprd6e milIen bic Slcinen in ben
8neipsn anb5ren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
Granfrei6.

paris, 10. Nos.-Seute ftierten bic
Sonapartiiten in mebrersn Sir6sn ben
Namenstas ibrer 8aiierin. Die SADIE
mar 10 sebeim ssbaltsn, ras man nur bic
9etreuen tena4ri6tist bate, an pel6en
Srten unc su pslder Stunee @pttess
cisnit abssbalten wurce. Der Saupts
spttespient fanp in Ger Stride 81. suz
sufin Statt. Die Sauptanbanser Der
napuleuniiaen Gamilie butten ii9 bort
einsefuncen. Wan bsmsrfte ben Armis
raj 8isault be 8enuuiuN, pietri ZEN
~ebemalissn pOli;eiprifscten bic Deputirs
ten &pubsr, prar paris, @apini une
@aupni p'Gfria, zen Npmiral Gboppart
bic ~sbemalisen Winiter Yinarp unc Gbes
prsau, bic bsipsn Damsn &puber, bic
@rain re Glary unp pisle Anpsrs. slu6
einise Slpulenmdnner iparen erl1ienen.
DaS 0anse serlief, pbne RAP bic Hubs
sstOrt wu,rs. Die ppli;ei bate absr
bod Sori9tsma6rsseln setrpHen. @ud
parsn ssitern IS ssbsime assnten na6
Ypulpsne unp Calais Seianrt wsrren,
UNI Die ;u dbsrpa6en, tpel9e ii6 nab
Gbisleburft beaeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
SismarG una sas prsuBii&e Serrens
haus.

Oas preuBil9e SerrenbauS mus Giz
nen trpB ieiner Gbarafterlpiisfeit bod
faIt eauern. 90 lanse bat IS Gem 0ibes
ralismus feline Wpbrencienlte Setban u.
1T es Ger Hssieruns pur9 DID unp
Oinn ssfplst; ea fdat ibm auf einmal
Gin fleinsr Wirerlpru6 sssen cine wirfz
lid ni1t III biaissnre @%eleBssSprlase Elm.
8aum III Der S3niBsr sel6en, pa trie6t
es III 8reu, une erflirt Ii6 bereit bic
8reisprrnunS uno na6 @unlb nod
piel IersereS su unterIdrsiben, penn
ibm nur ras nafte eeben sesSnnt pirpe.
Sein Grbamen! ollie friberen Oisnite
ilnp prrselen Der SSnis wirpist IS
ieincS SlideS mebr; SiSmarf bribt iber
railelbe ben Stab,'; bic Slittsr rsS Steps
tilienfoneS lbleppen IS rur6 BEN Setb
unc ielbit ras ~fleinite S%nteuisen;tlatt labt
eS ii6 ni6t nebmsu, ibm zen Glslstrttt
,u SsrisBsn.
Surs nit benz Ssrrrnbaus iifs aus,
unp penn ibm ~iberbaupt nod ras Da<
Iein sesSnnt iein wirr, 10 pirc Is
rp6 fur INNER unl6arli6 ssma6t tpsrs
Zen.
Oas bic preus. 8rpne lei&t einmal
wieesr in ben SAL fcmmen fSnnte, ii4
eur6 raS Serrenbaus sesen bic rebers
srife pes eibsralismus su i6lBen, tarar
l6sint ron zen @etrsuen ni@t mtbr &C.
pa6t ~ werren. Die 4iberalen aber
rsnfen gar pcbl raran unp iinp fi6 Der
Solssn Der sesenrdrtissn Wasnabmen
spufpmmen bepuet. E, ".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
GGaBs 0othringen.

Strabburs, s. Nop. Der ,Srff.
3ts.' pirr aei9rieben
Das Wuferunsss 0ei9aft fir ben
Startfreis StraBburs 1T beeneist. Wie
mir erfabren, bat raslelbe %fplseness,
bShit bemsrfenSpertbe5 Helultat erssben.
Sir bic Slaile pom 1851 ,parsn $50 8s>
truten einssl6riebsn unp BADEN iid 81
seitellt. Spn oislen iinr IS fir zen Wis
litdrpienit tauSli6 erfannt Is wesen
l9wa9li6cr Gonititu tipn auf Elm Sabr
;uridseitsQt unr 20 als untausIi6 sus
riidsewielen wprren. Oa BON jensn IS
bereits sier ais eins nnp preijabriss Sreis
wiaiSe inS ceutl6e Deer einsetreten iinr,
10 beitebt raS p~iSppnible Contingent fir
1851 aus neun Wann. NiGt piel slins
,enper iiebt ss nit Der 8laNr spn 1852
aus. @pn CSC sinsei6ristsnen Hefru.
ten BADEN ii6 81 semelcet. Sausli9 be-
funpen purcen %, ;uridssfeut auf ras
na6ie Sabr Is, ;uriifsewislen 81. aui
bic % tausli9 b%sfunpenen baten iid
i6pn sprber 3 aIsl8rsiwiaise seiteat, al
10 tleiben 10 in eaS Deer ein,urVrppris
rem. Ter sanse StraBburssr Startfrsis,
Der fir swei &la6en IS Hsfrutsn, tporun'
ter Z S~reiwiaise lisfert: ss sibt wpbl
faum cine pu9tisere @ntwprt auf bic
iaSnfarbsriiasn Seri9ts sswiHer Sldts
ter ais pieIe 3ifern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

denem S@dpel; bier balten ii6 2 Brit
Ger, belize an &iif9rat UNI Sruit tbctli6
SerlrBt umfanSen /; bort itett Elm juassr
Seamter. Der mad Der Steluns IN i6lies
fen, pom Spre an Ger arbeit iiberrai1t
wuree. @dbrene Der cine beinabe sur
llnfenntli@fcit Yeritimmelt it, iisbt Der
aneere aus, ais Oh er IGlafe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

nit einem Sabresbeitras pom 1 Sblr. reip.
J 5blr. unb augmentation Seitrdsen
bis sur S5be bon 100 Gblrn. Die Sc
Iammts Ginnabme bstrus 1906 5blr., Der
0epinn 500 Sblr. GS purpen absss
ieBt 21.500 Sefte, raspn aaein 500 Der
3eitIdrift vete alte unp reue 8elt", fir
psl9e man 1000 @bpnnenten ssipann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
alen.

Saren sebt in Der Serfrl9uns Der
fatbplil6en 3 rpen sprar. Gs ruls
pete nidt nlr feline SeIuitcn, ipneern
ni6t einntal SdulIdwetern in Ieinrm
eanre. sluf benz leBten eanrtase 1T be-
fanntlid elm @eiey pom 2. Sebruar su
Stanre sefcmmsn, psl6es ben Mlitslie:
bern relisiSier Srren unp prpensabnli.
der Spnsresatipnsn bic eebrtbdtisfeit
i'm 0rpbbersc9tbum unter1ast. Gum
Soa;use cieieS 0eieBeS 1T elm Iinites
erlae ersansen, uni in 6plse rsiIen cen
Shull6wetetn erbfne! wprpen, CAP ie
Sinner pier 8p6sn ibre. 2ebrtbdtisfeit
eiu;uielIen baben. @er bic iesensrside
Sbdtisfeit Ger Sduli9peitem unp ibr
wpbltbatises @irfen auf bem 9anre
fennen su lernen @slesenbeit bate, mus
ben idweren Serluit ~beflasen, Den raS
@clf rur6 bic se;wunsene Gintsuuns
ibrer Sbdtisseit erleipen miro. Die
S6uli6weftern iinp a~llentbalbsn fir
paS Splt cine Wcbltbat bur6 ras dusrrit
biai9e S6ulselp, raS bic Gltern ;u ents
ri6ten baben, ie iinp aber gan; ~beipncers
nisli6 auf benz 2ance bur6 bic Nafs
bilfe, bic iie in Snputrie anp Sanrars
belt ZEN Wdpden su She'll pereen lals
fen lernen tieie rp6 srihrli6 iriden,
ndben, itrcbhe6ten u. |. no. ipc;u iie ipnit
feline peer nur pbrrAadli9e 9elesenbsit
auf cem 2anee BADEN. llne man be-
tenfe bod nod gan; beipnrers, wel6
aufppferire Spr9e Die S9ulidpeiern in
ibren freien Stunren, I'm ia ME eine
@inutc mibis gu iein, auf bic pRsse
armer 8ranfer Serwenren, fir pelde ie
slei1 ben barmber;isen S6wetern trSs
itsnce Gnsel iinp, fir bic auf ben Obrs
fern ME elm GrlaB sefunren psrpen
wire. DAP pieie Wabresel unter Der
fatb. 2anrbeSSlferuns paber a~Qentbalben
einen.iebr iblen Ginerud MAIDEN miro, 1T
lidn poraussuisben.
Sn SapensS aeen 1T bic Spisls
bSae nun sel6loiIen. sm lesten Spiel
tag mar Der 3uprans mod isbr fart.
9ewSbnlide 9eute, Suti9er Sauss
fns1te Mdspe wpItsn ibr Slid nod
MAIDEN. gaeen bat cine reide @oles
queus perloren. Die 8anfbalter ipsnree
ten BON ibrem lleberFus rei6li6 an bic
Stact fir Seri96nerunssn, ~pUbltbdtise
anitalten. @an a6tete ni9t raraut
ME SieIe SelbfmOrpe, ;srrittete Gsmis
tbsr has Spiel sur Solse bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
Ceterrei6.
% e n

Wien. = Da bic tferr. 8esteruns
tes 8rassbls ni6t senus bat nit ben
Grpaten unp S5bmen unp pplen, muB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01

circumstances. ~ not only utterly unworthy OF credit
but dsproved by his own books OF accounts tran,
by Yerkes; also By Gen. Hartranfs letter to ferkes
informing him that he had drawn on him
stance that he would have Mackey make deposit
covering the amount Even this letter does not rest
unsupported, but Is acknowledged by Hartrant In hr
testimony before the Evans Committee. Moreover,
Yerkess books show that Hartran carrying nearly
money worth mentioning This alone IL proof
enough that there was an understanding between
deposit should be at the command of the AudorGen-
eral.
the Ring lawyer who extored this statement from him
as condition Of his liberty, the document Itself con
ains valuable admissions. For Instance, IN allud-
Ing 10 DR.. Paine (wh0. whatever may be SAID OF the
means he used seems TO Rave been more than match
foo these cOnspirators their sharp practice):
Herkcs speaks OF him as one wh0 as my financial
affairs were under the control OF Mr. Joseph Mason,
Register In Bankruptcy, obtained from that gentleman
order to examine my books and PAPERS representing
himself to be counsel Tor M, h W. IagSaf 81 Lat toS
my office and surrepttousy obtained letters ana memo
Here we have an admission that the letters and mem
oranda of accounts In the possession OF Paine, ana
which have been published far and wide, are genuine
THE STATEMENT NOT SWORN TO.
Really, this statement is remarkable production.
sions and for what It does not deny than for what 20
actually does deny. Yet what it does deny Is mostly
subsantated by other unquesOned testimony, ana u
were not the person denying is interested witness,
and a witness whose credbility is seriously IN
virtual dufpss Furthermore the statements not even
to. We're 1t in the form Of an affidavit /: would
be worthless for the above given. As simple
unswOrn statement 10 has weight whatever We nave
b. no exhausted this prolific subjects but TINS Is
enough for the present. since the afdayits IN question
only part the evidence adduced IN support
OF part the specifications OF one OF the hat dozen or
distinct charges which go to make up the dainnng
indictment against the man who is unfortunately the
candidate Of the Republican party for Governor.
One sugg -siion more and It is most important one:
II the friends Of Gen Hartranf were really anxious 10
arrive the truth concerning such OF the matters anect
ing his character mentioned in those aidaVts,
they would produce Mr.. YeTkess books OF accounts.
These tell the whole tale, and good deal more than mas
vet come out. They are carefully guarded Us
was Yerkes himself before his release, and even anti
Hatranft lawyers having occasion 10 inspect them have
been refused permission. Come, gentlemen, you are
afraid, show the books.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
FRANCE.

VICTOR HUGO NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY
M.GAMBEITA's SPEECHES CONDEMNED BY THE
GOVERNMENTAL TURKISH AGENT on THE
WAY TO AMERICA.
PARIS, Monday, Sept 80, 1872
Victor Hugo has been nominated by the Re-
pubcans Agiers for member OF the French Assembly
The Government condemns NJ Gambetta's course in ad
dressing the people In the Provinces HIS speeches are
consde red ndisereet and tmed and as calculated to
needlessy agitate the country, which needs repose.
CerAk Bey has arrived here from Constantinople,
his way 10 America. He goes to preside the
mission appointed receive rAed guns ordered In the
United States for the Turkish army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

EMIGRATION TO AMERICA-EMIGRATION OF
RAILWAY Observation-Disclosures AND loss
or MISREPRESENTATION OF THE LORD CHAN
CELLOR.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. 90 1872.
A meeting of railway servants was held in
Hyde Park yesterday afternoon, TO take into consdera
ton measures furthering the movement which has
been begun for the emigration OF large numbers Of this
class 10 Canada and the United States The ship Naza
rene was wrecked off FOrmby Lancaster County, during
the heavy gales the latter part Of last week. and al
board were drowned Many reports Of other disasters
Of less severe character than that OF the Nazarene have
been received The London Times this morning confirms
the report of the resignation Of the Lord Chaneeiiorshp
of In gland by Lord Hatherly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

-. Frank Hall. the boy recently stabbed in a store
Boston BY young Tobbe died sunday night at
the hospital
ALBERT Barnes of Clinton Med seaman on
the schooner Catherine OF Ellsworth fell nom the masthead Povl'
deuce, YESTERDAY aud instantly allied
"A fire broke ont in NickersOns lumber-yard
planning MILL Bridgeport Conn last night and before could Be
buildings $4,000 worth Of property The build
ings Weese ire The Light NeNAyen II miles away
and in Hartford. 50 niles away, and in Norwak
49, -Four men. while returning TO Eastport in a
small boat from Pembroke fair FRIDAY night upset probably
The has been found but the bodies yet
Of Wallace Gupu,
Nelson Gupdl and the other a son Of William Muhlmin.
. The workmen, in clearing away the ruins Nof
the ugae asylum NsVbug Ohio on Sunday foHnd the bodies Of
Miss Walter benjamin. Burgess ironpude OF NewboTg who
been missing the Are Two obS persons sui missing
the building naroi have been put
In order and about 100 patients Accommodated
"A dispatch from Cairo, H., says that at Tunnel
saturiir night ARRAY took place smcrg the Abos
railroad Three stabbed One del and
will probably die Their are unknown Aer the
rar attempt made blow the residence VI saloon keeper
famed Coner hal incurred the III will Of the crowd bat toe fuse
being vet, fAilel 10 lgnile the powder.
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GRANT TACTICS IN luNNEsOTA.
10y TELEGBAPH TO TIE Tribune

AN ATTEMPT TO SUPPRESS LIBERAL PAPEES-
FREE COPIES OF TIE TIMES" by THE
THOUSAND.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
ST. PAUL, Sept. 30.-Ih6 Pioneer viii to-
morrow publish circular signed by the Secretary OF the
Grant Republican State Committee which has been sent
TO every Postmaster in Minnesota asking shat the names
OF all Republicans who subscribe for The Pioneer be sent
TO the Committee These lists have been literally
supplied by Postmastcrs, and copies OF The ST.
Paul Press and The Aev- York Times sent In their
stead The latter paper sends campaign sheet, half
the regular size, filed entirely with falsehoods The
Grant Committee here have received them by Thousands
and are circulating them everywhere. The Postmaster
at Blue Earth city, who publishes Grant newspaper
ediorally replies the circular that the subscription
list Of q newspaper is private property, and such
should be respected and that II was act OF incon
ceiyabe stupidity the part OF the Central Committee
20 prefer such request
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A GRANT MEETING CAPTURED BY LIBERALS.
GREELEY, BUCRALEw, CURTIN, AND OTHER LIB
ERALS CHEERED IN GRANT RALLY.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI

SCRANTON, Sept. 3O.-The Grant Republicans
brought together tonight. from NewYOrk and else
where 1000 torches in procession and had at the
Tannery some very speeches. consisting Of discus
sons on dead issues and vile abuse During the song Of
OF a glee club the stage the astounding fact was
brought out that the audience almost entirely
for reeey Brown and Buckalew. Some one cried out
Greeley men sit down in 'front.'" when down dropped
the vast audience one mass, leaving hardly cor
poras guard standing after which cheers went up for
Greeley, Buekaew, Curtin, Rockwell, and other Liberal
Republican and Democratic leaders.
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rXcITEMENr IN THE OIL REGIONS.

TITUsvuLE, Penn, Sept. 3O.-The oil regions
are again at fever heat. Everywhere intense feeling
prevails the movement TO suspend the production
OF oil Dispatches from the districts generally show that
the movement is universal and there probably not
over 80 wells producing tonight From some localities
is reported that violence had been resorted TO in
rying out the measure Well rigs have been burned and
en- zines DESTROYED by sedge hammers and the oil tanks
tapped. Some are still strongly holding out against it,
but il thought they will yield and further violence be
avoided The effect Of this movement Is already APP
parent advance OF prices and more active market