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New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
PERSONAL.

Miss Kellogg sails for home on the 31st OF
August
Mr.. j. Henry Hager of The Tobacco Leaf,
having Just completed his editing OF " Directory OF
the Tobacco Trade OF the United States, Great Britain
and Germany sails for England the s1S 70 further
during brief soourn In that country the interests vi
the journal he represents
Enthusiasm in friendship sometimes goes to
great lengths Thus Boston paper, referring to the
death of the late Mr. iwrisey Of the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel remarks owe know not whether in the next world
there are houses OF public entertainment, but II there
are wa would desire no better fortune than again 10
ntrust our happiness TO Frederick Wrisley"
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoey are now IN Swit-
zerland Rev. Samuel Osgood, ID. d.. is at Fairfield.
Conn., with his family 80. Hon. George Lunt Is az
Hampton Beach, on his way to the White Mountains :
The family OF Prof. Agassz Is spending the summer at
Prices Neck on the Ocean Road, near Newport W. u
Howells and family at the Mountain House.
Princeton.
A person making, on horseback. the diff
cult ascent of Mt Washington met Tom Crawford a
well-known guide, comfortably coming down. on loot
Crawford who is now dead was famous mountaineer,
six feet and seven inches TALL and general favorte
on being asked why he had made the ascent alone on
this OCCASION he replied that bottle or GIN nau peen
left at top of the mountain few Gays DeIore anu ne
thought he would step up and get it."
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.

A meeting of ,Ae Fourth Ward Democratic
supporters of Gen. NJ Mcmahon, candidate for rep
resentatve of the With Congress District was held last
night at Cosmopolitan Hall. East Broadway. The pur-
pose the meeting to promote tho interests OF Gen.
Mcmahon and to indorse the nomination OF Greeley
and Brown Mr.. Barry presided, and speeches were
delivered by the Chairman, Gen. Mcmahon. and Ed f.
Mcdonald Gen. Mcmahon, who loudly cheered,
impeached the home and foreign policy OF the present
Administration and said that the reelection OF Grant
would mean the establishment OF something ike per
sonal despotlsm In the Republic iDasmuch as from MS
first entrance TO office. he had been construct.
ing machinery TO secure his reelection, and n
he could accomplish his purpose in 1872 he
would find similar task much easier in 1876. and so on
TO the end OF his life. Gen. Mcmahon recommended
Horace Greeley the tried friend of liberty the world
and said especially ought citizens OF the Irish race
10 support him. his eloquent voice and vigorous pen
wore generously exercised behalf of Ireland In the
sad days of 4s and he of the foremost In send
ing aid from America when the land of their fathers wa
desoaed by famine His election was also necessary 10
restore freedom the South, which was now suffering
all the miseries OF oppression under which Ireland
groaned Hearty cheers given for Mr.. Greeley
and Gen Mcmahon; and, delegates from the different
Mcmahon clubs the district being present, Central
Committee formed to promote McMahons interests
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
CATTLE MARKETS.


CHICAGO Aug % Ca.,leReceiD st head market t,snnt
and many lots being shipped East erst hands, large nups
and low grade nae are IN The peas t6e Only ALI 1 ,e' I go -
lot, Of okers S30S4 90 Texans at 81 0S2 o. e is
price for steers; shipments yesterday 4 head hossh
cpts 3ll with good len over RON yesteruI .e 80
cep caused decline ami prices dropp He
is with s 65d - 90 heavy lots or Boston sne
PHILADELPHIA at 80 55 market closed eue slh doSass
tendeney shipments yesterday 8l) head sheep n
head market moderately and steady at e<0os % TOT "a"
good ,,.o,. Iii. A.
BUypAIo Aug 2l-Catle- to-day J9 head making ~
t nnDly for the week thus ga ssin ia
cans O week Market exhibited better lesuas
this morning yesterdays prices ruling bal there been Desirable ga
70 supply trade would have foo"el bat E
good offered 900 bead dspoi ot ss W
illinois steers ranging from l0l5 to 5 b at - %
l57 b. at S5 6li 7b Texas steers averaging w m
AZ SIS; ~ Ohio steers aveagng lCtO n Ss Michgss
steers ranging l65 lg1 ID, $685. rs ID eaiss
kers Averaging Si IS gouh steers, averaging -"
b 90 5I; 10 Canada LOS n at % 1a sleep
Keeps to-day supply for the week thu
far 1000 bead against 1850 bead for the sane tim. ia sees
heaVy lambs 90 81 50 Canada sheep % W
sheep 81 O9s5 50 sales 2s9 CiIata lsHbs raogns IRON -
10 u. B6DT; 8J5 Michigan sheep, TsuESf
from 70 TO 81 h At 81 5O9ss 25 2 Ohio sheep sserlng ~
% a7 Hogs-Receipts today 3oo head maEns h total spp Toe
the week thus far asns $500 head for the sane un'
week le weaker although good bog. you'd can @asi 40 s
highest figures paid yesterayi quoted Al 81 50Se - % w IN
diana hogs averaging 80 D. at % 81 do averaging J~ D Al ~
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
THE HEATED TERM.

The rain, which began with a severe thunder
storm ON Thursday night OF last week, ana continued
through Friday and Friday night, somewhat reduced the
temperature but left the close atmosphere which hau
made the preceding excrucatDg SO that when the
sun came out on Saturday could begin its work Of tor
ent with little disadvantage Saturday was accordingly
torrid though the evening was somewhat COOL ana sun
dav was even moro so thermometer reaching 80 at
q n m remaining still above 90o at O, and having
mean through the entire "a hours OF 81 6 as compareu
with 81 612o the same date year ago MONDAY was
similar day. short but heavy shower at about p NJ
having but momentary effect The SKY was overcast
with clouds during most OF Tuesday and the temperature
as reduced still hard 10 bear Wednes
dav less cloudy Yesterday clear and the tropical
temnerature was renewed. The temperature reacheo
O2o at D. m and with the closeness, was falry Wiling
thunderstorm broke hercely the city at about
O'Clock last evening The thunder was very loud, ana
great quantity OF rain fell for about an hour storm
ot such sweep and violence cannot but have marked
ct ON the temperature for time, but there Is no In
dcation that it will long continued The insupport-
able moisture and closeness combined with the heat
will make the present heated term memorable. The
following sunstrokes were reported yesterday
Daniel Kilroy age 40, of No. $40 Eeventh-ave., who
was prostrsted on Wednesaay 1eu IN
Morris Leslor OF No. 81 Eldridgest, at Veseyst ana
Tnons yanderpoort age 2s OF No. 90 Feetplace,
Brookiyn at the Wallabout Basin. .
George Wood 49, ayoterlnary surgeon reslulnR az
aso Warren-st Brooklyn In Smith-st.
Jane Ethey, age 30. OF Decaturst ana PatchenaVe''
oseph watts age S of No 1874 Franklnst. at West
aIS BehIamin Seaman age 49, of No 500 West Fyrstst,
I'm Eleventh-ave. 80, . .,o hta ros
James Oara, ago 49, who WAS unable 10 SIa'e n'S io'
| idence at Charles and Greenwichsts. ,,,.,. -
Angel an Italian, residence unknown, at reNontu'o'
| and Eighty -trst-st. - ,,,
Michael Hurley age a. of Third-ave and One-lundred-
andtwenty -ffthst., at SecOnd-ave ana Ohe-huhureu
and-frstst -, -, ona oDo hurd
red-and-twenty first; not expected TO recover a. na
Thomas Pantong, age rs, at Broadway tanu Oic-
| ed-and-thrty -hrst-st. .c.., go. an,
Josephine Rudas, age 40, homeless G' seeonu ave. anu
Twenty -sixth-st.i - .,o ,,,o ,,,,,, =,
| n cellar in Hewes-st. Brooklyn, T.. ID. - =.
An unknown man, apparently 1orinAn H'DV'oi' ~
| HamiltOn-aye. and Hicks-st, Brooklyn'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
TIE STATE or TRADE
noMRsTIC MARKgTS

uvxpu,s Aug 2Plour quiet aud weak At SO SoeTy ~ Cora
- - ,,I AZ so Oats dull. Bacon active ana hshI
sSonher sc Sides llic Lard quiet and steady "a CO.,
ss, Aag 2-Lake ImpOus-flOu o,l9l bbei hheah 9fvV
hnsb Corn 2S2 bun Oats $1,000 bush barley 81 sah
ai hinment.-Wheat 77OO bush Cou 2loolo BUSH ban Sop
n from l0201 buhi Corn, 'ts9 hoshi OAis'
"a s7 basb Pghts hrmi grain boats scarce Mosa M
80 IIc Cats Tie qaet, Western spnng % ~ Si
HSis. % 90 Amber 90 Isl White Sg@sS9O Wheat
a. bbt demandi sales 10000 bush Milwaukee No spring S 90
6 Corn que sales 5000 bush No. at o Oats da Weat
arm held a. J6e Other articles unchanged
0 svIE Aug robaoco strong for a graies sales Al
sen Of Lug % 79s9 Flour r demand .ad Steady kIA
and Amber State White anval OOrn-Choee sheed aud
sclei white see Mixed Sc. OatsNew, on arrival 3dZc IT.
, Aoin Rve very dali aud hm hest Pork IN
sb supply held Al e cash Bacon active sea 100 haask Of
oules Al Tie sales Of fo hacaska Of Clear kb
es Al lOla Eese held At lc Clear Sde held a lite
oasked sevc aud ann sacs 10000 10 of shoulders 81
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
ADMINISTRATION INTRIGUEs.

REPORTED CONVENTION OF STRAIGHT" DEMO
Gratis AT TRENTON-MAINE TO BE BoO'hi
UP-PLANS FOR NEwYORK.
To he Edt0r OF The Trfbune'
SIR: Judge Flanders of Malone, Franklin
County, N. Y, is to address convention OF LousVo
Democrats which meets at Trenton on Saturday to
nominate delegates to Blanton Duncans Convention.
He was in consultation Tuesday night in New-fOrk'
with a prominent Grant Republican, former member
Of the Legislature. At this meeting platform was s
drawn up TO be presented at Trenton, enbodying ne
princples of the straghtest Jeffersonian Democracy
II was stated that % 100000 was to be sent to Name
and more IN necessary 70 aid in electing the Grant
Ticket The nomination Dix for Governor was the re-
sult of a bargain by which Thurlow Weed and Seward
are 10 revenge their old quarres with Greeley and weed
and Seward are again power In the state OF
New-York. Conklng is TO be thrown overheard, and
Gov Morgan is to be elected Senatorthe Legslature 10
be carried for this purpose. ONE WHO Knows
Neo York, Aug. %, 1871
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
VERY FEW RETURNS YET RBCBIvBD--NoTHuNG
YET KNOWN AS TO THE RESULT-INCOM-
PLETE RETURNS FROM FEW COUNTIES

The WEST tlhGINiA ELECIlON.
VERY FEW RETURNS YET MISUNDERSTANDING
YET KNOWN AS TO THE REsULT-INCOM-
PLETE RETURNS FROM FEW COUNTIES
WHEELING, Aug. 22.-0wing to the length
OF the ticket voted for today the result in this city
not bo known definitely until tomorrow. On account Of
the meagre facilities for receiving returns from the In
terror several days viii be required before the vote
known. ls
In this county, far heard from, the Independent
ticket had majority over the Democratic ticket The
returns from portions OF Preston and Hancock Counties
give heavy majores against tho Constitutonand favor
the Independent candidates for Governor and Congress-
man.
GREENBRIER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. 29-Tho
eecton in this section of the State passed of quietly
As far as heard full vote was polled-the largest
on record In this township the majority Is about 400
for Camden and the adoption OF tho Constitution 1h
County reenbrier) evidently gone largely for cam
den and the adoption Of the Constitution. Major Math
eys the Democratic candidate for Attorney General s
largely ahead OF his ticket this county The Official
count will not be in before tomorrow The negroes Win
a few exceptions, voted solidy against the Adoption o
the Constitution for Jacobs the independent cand
date The telegraph wires are down between New-hich
and Charleston on the line of the Chesapeake ana ONO
Railroad. and no returns be received from tha'
locality.
LATgRThe vote in this city Is the largest ever CAST
There will probably be majority OF 200 or 800 against
the Constitution and large majority for jacob ior
Governor.
The news from other points is meagre but OF similar
character.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
L,rs, sisiois @

s,,,c,res fsai7 tbe latter Tor fancy bssn L,d aei'a |"
esss ios Ici & higher ws.os...s as..
Ayass ,..ss s ss 8. .s, ~ II =. cs s ssg
s.s,..,.s Ne sar'f To- ss 80 o." S.,9 !ssss % vss
S:..is a. .5s: s:fSss:, Ss ES: 3: -; N'
Bsrsoas Aug E s:'s .9y FOR b geo o. 'ss al. %
s S' e., y. :sSsI.y s%S fs:ii Is..i s,'Ss @
as. ls,s sales os sSs .s sssf sSs. oss'l s,.nd ed i
essnss es Z s7se M hsaa Shs.p6s'e,z sss s
bet sa.. sm,Ps SS,$a S.ss al q 's. ss.
so GsTs 'Ss os s.sy 4 iySS 81 ~ '%
5: Ss 1S%a, e., D,'i;I 81. R!ass % sis s ss So s
ss, 1o;I S: s1 ssSadss 1 III G o6 ss s
Clear R1 Sds. s Sc S %s.. Ss. 1s ...dy 1s S
s Loo Aug Four unchanged Wheat god demand "a
sr% sample lots 2. No Vel. " 20 Sss,s,sa, Ss,Ssssa i No Nra
S. dsae RE DAD sHd e. !%.s; Sssi Ne .sss S
active higher shoq Sc Clear Rib sides & 'G's 70 .sts
Clear sides .c "a a1 % a.. % e, F, 20 se Reeps-5s
bbs Flour $1,000 bush Wheat l'o bush Corn '' 0a'" ''"
DxrEcr Aug nwhe.. steady EI.r, - n No. l. 81 -
e. s ATssb b n FOUR GS5 g ;sS SsS wb:at &
Flour; 200 bush Wheat a., ~
va Sssyrs.TH s son"s5 ASs Fsg d 81 No c' S;is M
!. .os ~ hr s .soa 2 s,a, & ssT sDS u5c.ps SS S
ToLrDo Aug aPour steady Wheat st,sdy Hrir, Hne nles
sp g 81 e. 70. .s Nc s..s, %Ss afs' y s. so R %sf
ss2;s%Ssr Mo q 6 Nc Red Il 2 o. N; sss'am a. @ sSSr sS Gs
and seller septsm SCI MId 's;o'se wA,e 'ss Dan
Pic Inspected 24a24je. Preghtsto Buffalo y gss
TO Oswego l0t ollie; Kingston, lg0lOc keceps- y
Is O0 bush Wheat ~ 90 bush Corn, 1000 buo OaH ,
meas-O0 bblS Flour 1900 Wheat a. s bush Cos iNV"
bush. Data .,,
WILnrssros c., Aug 22-sphts Tarpenips frs At s'ss
ROsin % IS for Strained 20 for LoS No 81 % iT ns
50 10 for No O. Sc for eI Pale % 50 for Los Pale - ior P.s
Crude Iurpnne dV % % for Han % ss for Yellow np'
81 Virgin. Tar steady at o. -
rEwOrLxAss Aag % Oats easier st. Louis. srFe 0shns
sG sS.' held s 81 afs' s 6Ssf SaSf .rss s5 sS.a
IL4l0i2ai New York sight aDi premiHm. Gold. ia .
dull and ncminsy Wheat sas
sud f No Spring 81 l2i cash or Aag7s. S 5i .e
No 4 No g.
and 6rmer. No 3 bid cash seller August; Ji seller sepem
Der; Rejected No High Mixed tpc Oats IN hf deHsa sns
easier; No 26ic dull and deolnBgi No 3 Sc btrteJ
quiet steady No &c Provisions hrner at SIS cash o. august
lrd steady; Winter sac Bulk heats strong sh"aer
sod at 6,c generally 6i Bacon anehinged WsJ esI a..
oaet ss AZ So 189lc closed 84c skei Fresb's act. s
higher; 70 uaa-Coa sc Wheat lO0Oie TO KssstaW beat
lOlc.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23

Der OF the xLd Congress from the IVth. District was
chosen a. permanent Chairman THO oonvon'i'' Ne'
d,v,aea into factions and scenes Of the gross-
eat disorder occurred upon the nomination OF
f.. J. Moser, jr, OF Sumter. as the canaloaso
for Governor The opposing candidates were ID. H.
Chamberlain, Reuben TowlinsOn, Samuel Melton "a, h
Delaney, coIored It is true beyond doubt that the
Convention was packed. and money largely
used by Moses and Chamberlain ee'oiai
delegates asserted that they had received onerS oi
sbribes from both parties, and in some cases
the charges have been subsantiated Charges OF cor
rupon made on every side, and at one time pistol
was drawn on the Chairman by delegate. New yiai-
les brought light BY contest between brother OF
Lewis whittemore Neage and adherents OF Moses j. l..
NeaRle The supporters Of Chamberlain were detected
IN bribery, and the charge made in speech made
by Elliott before tie Convention. There is quite
division In the Radical party and bolt is anticipated
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
GRANT TICKET IN ARKANSAS.

EIdofiA BAXTER NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOK--
TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO THE PITTS
BURGH CONVENTION.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 22.-The Grant Republi-
can state convention adjourned to-day after nominating
tho following State ticket. Governor, Elisha Baxter;
Lieut.-Governor, v. v. Smith, Treasurer, H. Page
Auditor stephen Wheeler; Attorney General.
L. d. W. Youley superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction, j. @. Corbin (colored); su-
preme Judge, Il. J. searle; Congressman at
Large, John NJ. Bradley. The platform indorses the
platform and nominees o. the Philadelphia Convention
recognizes the equality Of all men before the law
pledges support OF the free school system fayors the
adoption OF the pending amendments the State Con
stitution removing all disabilities by the Legsa-
indorses .tho action OF Congress passing the
Amnesty bill. but take ground that the act dOes not
enfranchise who Is disranohised by the Con-
tituti0n OF Arkansas.
After the adjournment the Soldiers and Sailors Con-
yentlon organized aud delegates appointed the
Plttsburg Convention.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
REFoRM RALLY IN YORKVILLE.

rally of those in favor of Greeley and
Brown In the XXIst Assembly District was held at Ma
boney's Hail. in East Eighty-sixth-st last evening"
under abe auspices Of the Democratic Liberal Republi-
con Holman club band of music played several airs
nrev,ous 20 the speaking. Judge Thompson presided
and made a brief address in which he said;
We are episted in glorious cause and our prospects
40 br,ybt and cheering. Gen. Grants administration
has been the worst that dsgraced any country.
Capitalization s TO be permitted TO enthrOne lseh a'
washington the end Of free government Is near al manu-
INIT ~ the friends OF Greeley and Brown enter into the
os, win snrit and enthusiasm, they will surely tri-
umn II IA also necessary keep an eye on our local al
fairs and ace that no one elevated to power VINO not
honest capabe and efficient We must see that tne pup
lie treasury is protected against the rapacy OF 'ne e
who have plundered and despOiledit
After music by the band, c. G. Honman SAlu Oen
surrounded by OF the worst rings that eFei
cursed any country He asks us for another lease
Of Office that be may finish the ruin he has so well begun
On the other hand have Horace Greeley, % h his
the people Who beginning me IN ~ be 6ig Do
siOn which be holds He has ever Deen tne
Of ne workingman and the cna S ~ election viii re-
store peace and prosperity ana tbe a.
rising In every part OF the country overwhem ana
sweep away corruption, fraud, and tyranny fOm Sn0
John q Bushnell said: Again we stand upon the
brink Presidential election, which Is perhaps hoio
which has preceded 1t. Judging Gen. Grant by the
past what have 10 inspire us with commence in I'm
for the future lie has been guided only by ayatlce
and love Of power He has violated the CONSTITUTION Dy
establishing military despctism in the SOUTH ana ne
has bartered the Oces Of the Government 10 tDe hgn
est bidders He cares nothing for his reputation DuI re-
lies upon his wealth, his supreme control oi te army
and navy and the public treasury for feelectohi anu
he will every means In his power 10 accomplish MS
purpose
William Y Smith said The battle we are waglng TO
day Of principle, and not OF men. The Grant ,men
say that the Southern people have not been supduea
out st seeking opportunity for vengeance ~
ths Il 80 the policy OF the present Administration mas
proved failure The Southern people are reslfesb De-
cause the heel Of the cOnqueror Is s upon thsr heeks
grinding them down into the dust and the rights guar
sntend " them By the Constitution withheld. AZ
the policy Of General Grant has failed 70 neal tle
w0undsQf TIE war and unite the country, II IS une 70
Hy soe 0hes. and none will be 20 successful Ia ts re-
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23

.,,. "a that OF reconciliation propoeed by Horace
ne,sv Mr. Greeley s far sighted man. He does not
deal with dead ssues He has always been step or
ts An advance OF his age. He In statesman In every
ssnse OF the word, and self-made man, whle
Grant was at West Point at the national expense
Tbey say that Gen Grant triumphed during the war.
and the salvation OF the country In attributable to him,
hut deny it, The salvation Of tho country was secured
nv the bravery of the rank and e and II Grant ia en-
titled to the Presidency he did his duty as sol
der there is not boy blue who did his duty who Is
American people. ,, i, ,, A..
meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
DIR. HoUARD AND THE LIBERALS.

The Committee having charge OF the grand
liberal mass meeting on Sept 12, being desrous OF
expressing sympathy oppressed people and
demning policy that allows American citizens to be
maltreated by foreigners has invited Dr. John Emile
Houard who recently liberated from spanish
nrison to address the meeting DIR. Houard has ex-
ressed his gratitude the invitation and announced
his acceptance of It, and his hearty Endorsement Of the
Liberal cause He says that he will be obliged to 90 out
OF town before that me but will make special efforts to
return and fulfil the engagement. special stand Will
-be erected and decorated with Cuban flags
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
THE WEATHER.
WAR DBPkRTMEN

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL ofFIcsR'
WARRINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. 2, lS72-l a. N.
S,mopsis FOR che Ddsi hoentv-foar hourt - -
The barometer has fallen from the Cur
States where it is highest, to NewEngand where u Is
iowesf cIoudV weather and OF rain are now pre-
vang from the latter to Virginia thence WESTWARD
and southward clear weather generally.
~ Probabilities.
Northery and westerly winds aud clear ana clearing
aotber for the Middle and New-Engand States partly
condy weather and of rain for the south Aanc
coast clear weather generally from Louisiana 10 Ala
hama and thence northward TO Ohio and Lower
Michiean southerY to eastery winds ana ialIlng
from Kansas and Missouri TO Lake superior
The midnight telegraphc reports have not yet Deeh
received rom Michigan to Florida and westward.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
pERsoNAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

Gen. Sherman paid visit to the ancient town
OF Dundee on Wednesday
Treasurer Spinner has returned to Washington
md resumed bis official duties.
The Prince of Wales has gone on q yachting
excursion to the coast OF France
John N Hungerford of Corning N. T., has
given renovation and improvement OF the soah ns Oh
Ham College.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE GRANT REPUBLICAN CONVENTION NoMI-
NATE +. J. MosEs-A DisoRDERLY BODY
CORRUPTION ON ALL sIDEs-A BOLT AhTICI-
PATED,
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUERl
CoLuMBIA, Aug. 90.-The Grant Republican
conyenton reaseIn bled at 10 D. M today. and enected
permanent oreauiyation T. o, Eliiott colored pcm
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
5pecial Notices

Eshteenth Ward samuel j. Tilden Associa atioa;-Is.
,a,r meeny Of this will take place FRIDAY BNBN
ING the asa o'clock at Jefferson Hal toJ Aveoae A
nomination Of Greeley ami B)wn M fresaem
and invited forward and enroll e s.
This 80 members az present ana n SeA .A
iEed only two weeks hlOhabL biV'' '''s-~
Wn A. BARNETT. Secretary
The i,reeley and Brown Campaign CLUB Of the ssvs.
teenth Assembly, District Will bold melting ~ ne Hgsm rof
nnhs between Bghth and NnAayes THIS fnd.J kvbsho
O'clock II IL DAD~>""' ''N~'
I.ani. KRAn SecretarK.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.


ARRIVED. -
s,shn O Dominion BO1rne Richmond CITY Point and hofts8.
with mdse and pass. 0h Dominion StesmshipC Co
Brig Giosue (Ital) Maresea, Providence -, ~
srbr Aptelope r) Crockett Windsor S. 10 das WITH Dl'stes
scbr NewpOrt DBL Miller Windsor N. s. II days, with plaster
Sehr Ameia Smith, Johl " B., IL days, with lumber
sCHoOSEas-gIVER AND COAsrwDE
w,,cbfpl Wareham Cynthia Jane, Providence
K II. Wilson Paxtucke. hehe bf9Nh DIlssl-
Essex, Providence Oltiti9l Tt9Yle.o-,
Murchie, PrOvideace. v " fei r.OVu,nee
Orion Providence ape trV"'"tf%
ChaA Carroll Providence. CLYDE Proynen.e. .
ClTis Providence Sarah x. Gage, Providence
Tbos Cahill Providence. AmOu Bacon, Providence
Harvest ROckani. i.el . isAeti 10 alai.L
Silver spray. Rockland Nm ncLOon hoek,hd
Carrie l. Hix, Vinahayea. Ahee Oakes hs.AlA
David Sprange, Nantucket. kls, Natli1tn, re"p9yrA
M " MiHn Warren G. VI. Patn1ge, ROcklaud
N r. stnrges NeT. .Beifori. L. c. DeuuisD1, NesaFea.
Bels PIy9outh NJ. p Webb, Hes HvrB.
p. Brown Norwich. Mm D. mangsn Ne" Defofa
Caroline knight. Labec. hsmeato fsl RIVER
EewHaven. - Smitn, arehs@
ThoA Potter New Bedford John BrooaS heSbs'e"-
Fred Warren, Bangor ftUlfua DsnsoH
Kate Walker Bangor hHlod..
Lucy 4 Kate, Fall River. ROOT hyhoni " olees,ef
Joseph, Nev Haven. fis Dsfnes, rsi hiVfr
PaFoue Horizons Point haAs'n Rogers FfginA
SAILED.
Steamships Cimbnl. for Hsmburgi Moro Ce Jay haVans ",
Montgomery for Savannah Isaac be @ noo Sc bss
John T. Holbrook, for Marseines.
WIND-SUn1own. light, = W. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
2l-Saied steamship North Pmat Tor BaA
tmore brig Nellie Clifton Pail RIVER Arrived. esnzhp WJo@
ing, from Philadelphia
SPOKEN.
Aug 90 lat 30 g. Brothers iBr nev intios Iron
ArIrossan Philsiepha fBy plotbeat g. W Blunt No H.