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Party Relations,

he said:
"Republicans ask me, shall we not De
swallowed up by the old Democratic party
So you recognize the old Democratic party.
4 suspect it does not recognize
itself. Do you fear to be sWal-
lowed up by that old Democfahslc
party? Why, the Democratic party mas
been swallowed up itself by the new era era
No DO y need fear that L would LEAD him
from the Republican into the Democrats
camp for do not intend to 60 there my
self, and unless greatly mistake the zen a
deney of she time the day is not very la5
of when there will be but little OF an l.. oid
Republican camp to go from, and but I niue
of an old Democratic camp to go TO. us
period is spregnant with new fornAslon'
which needs but the electric spark Of SP-
portunity to spring into shape. This is tne
time for independent actloh,
and those who think as 90
will not, after having shaken oF the shackies
of one old party, take upon their limbs the
shackles Of another. No party can 90 what
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ism and low associations; to corrupt the
service and to degrade our political life.
he only wants to make his relatives and
favorites comfortable, to associate with
men who are congeIlial to him, and to take
the best care of bis interests be can. lie is
not incapable of occasionally doing good
thing. He prefers good appointment to
bad one, other things being equal. He un-
doubleday desires that affairs should go well,
his own welfare inclnded. Such is the
character of his personal government. We
should be doing it too much honor by call
ing it Cesarism. It is not Inspired by any
grand, lofty and long headed ambition.
II ia
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Absolutely Barren of Ideas

and originality, bare of striking achieve
lnents, void of noble sentiments and inspir-
ing example. 1t is simply dull and heavy,
stupid and stubborn in It's selfshness."
After pursuing this subject still further
and with some bitterness, the Senator spoke
of the apathy which naturally follows pc
Rod of great excitement, and declared that
the Cincinnati Convention was the result
Of
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He does not mean to break down the au-
thor;ty Of the laws. He simply wants
them not to hamper him in his designs.
He does not mean Systematically to out
rage the public sense of deeepcy by nepot-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
AN EARNEST ENDORSEMENT OF MR..
GREELEY.

In letter TO The Jackson (Miss.) Clarion,
published June 26. declining 70 be candidate 10 inc
democratic and Conservative Convention which as
senbled in that city on June &C. Judge Robert j. Acorn
expressed the following views OF Mr.. Greeley:
lam Republican. no less earnest and sincere than
was i'm 1866 67 and 6S aud my preference for MI Gree
ley is determined by the consideration that he pTesen
IN himself more earnest and genuine type oi hepuD
Hcsnisn than does Mr. Grant. He is scholar ana con
servatye statesman OF large ana liberal views V
experience OF generous patriotism, WIN n5 ri,hai
for honesty and purity never impeaohed ana man can
a record as hepuniCah wnIvdH wsnds before the
assaN Hence, Greeley stahus, .3s rSoro ~
ASaeCan Am sTe ,rcnlaied to bring sense Of
security and reuOse 20 all sections OF tne N
any other LIVING man. am lheTeiole io tate MN NOT
per take him upon ms 3"h @ el.ss .hodv 20 heal
I'm the spirit OF those who Will take any pou9 ~ @
Grant but take him because desire ms 3 ei1c.ion @ cam m
preference 70 the election OF any man nhei 10 h he
didate As understand the programme sh0ulu ne we
indorsed by The Baltimore Convention II VIII ne
stood 20 be the exercise ot that pohtlcal pouc! VIZ
nacs lim before the people in the character OF SIMPLY
conservative" ." auI Lot as would have him appear
shall be glad il the Baltimore Convention
will give him its support, ana iii Snan al
ask no questions as the why wherefore but VIII re
main intcut with the knowledge OF the TACT on ulaI
score shall have quarrel with any one, out prefer
no; 10 bc participant in the work. Indeed we have no
,osye aesr nee That Baltimore will take Mr.. Greeley
although all hope Should |, an aNOWc1 t.SPuu
UcsD ana one among ne Oldest Republicans In the state
take part in the Convention tomorrow ana ASSIST III
sending delegates TO the Baltimore convention, anu anu % @
Convention should nominate DolySis.' h odisd hT
n preCpitate and successful bolt Tue NatlOIul t
tiOn under whose uspces lap9I 1 ~ WU 20 20
pate directly or indirectly with any other lrus' tne
Convention tomorrow VIII be h0rm0nous el,U ~ psi,i
cessfu onc-that proper delegates VIII De sent 70 bdl1
mon Who viii cast their votes for Mr.. Greeley, ana
that with locked Shields and common pu Pii ~ ("
cans viii move in solid column 30 victory In NONtht'
and cast the electoral vote Of Mississippi lot the uu
old statesman hDeI9l lg]liiO,' ] auT A0N''' nun
Uffe-ty Uf,ctys,r r,pe o.. ISL ROBERT ]. ALCORN.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
be indorsed wh fsU
DIED.

CORsE-0n Tuesday July Mrs Mars Cone wiio0 Of the M g.
The relatives AMI friends invited attend the funeral ces
n Of DAVID
close The will be takea % stem
iad Conn. for Heurent
CULBRRT-On Tuesday evening, Jus Jennie ste-i nf'a'
and the late Anna " Cler aged months
Tie relatives and family respectfully invited - 1tieD
her late residence 100 Taylor st. Brooklyn, E D. "a
Fndsy morning. at 10 O'clock
FOOTR-Sul enr Madison n J.. july Julie De Puy ns,
daughter Freak W. and sara r. Pooie, aged months ani ~
DAYS.
m.
UASTINGSn this ctv Tuesi,y Juy aer brief illness rsak
w Hastings g. A Hang Bethel Oxford Co. hs'ss
aged ~
Portland, Ne, papers peese copy
HOPPER-At Flushing July 3 Frederic yrn Hopper ''n Of hooso
and Clara ". Hopper, agei 6 months and days .
Funeral AZ Flushing Friday az - tfrrtges ~nu
meet tie ~ tram Hunters Point at Bfge-s station
sTUBBERT-At Boom6e j. fuesiaY evening july MARI,
wife of W. r. d. d., IN the oi Of her ig
1880 at Lcr ate residence Ie rmhns
will be taken Madcu Mass for nenneni at which place nnera
services will be hell Monday, Oh inst
TAYLOR-Monday afternoon Jolly Charles Aieus agrd moath-
Youngest Of MARY Taylor and ts lie John H. Taylor
YOUNG-At Negown l.. l.. suddenly Heinediy JOY HJp
m Yong Of David X ana Ade A. ioanS 'sri
months, u days ,,.--, - .---.,t-,,-
Friday. July 5 5'2 Relatives sba Hens e te''F
invited 20 attend
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
THE ARMY or THE TENNESSEE.
ANNUAL REUNION.

MADISON, Wis, July 3.-The sixth annual
reunion Of the Army of the Tennessee began here thus
afternoon. The attendance is not hcgs
anticipated, cut many prominent officers 1rs
present Among others, are Gen. Belknap. Secretary
OF War Leut-Gen. sheridan, Gov. Noyes OF Ohio, Gen
McCook and others. The Society met in the Senats
chamber at 10 a. m and called 70 order by Gen p
r. Slack of Indiana the First YcePresident, in the All
scnce OF the President Gen. W. T. Sherman The hall II
superby decorated with evergeens and the emben ot
peace and war tastefuy grouped.
Gen. Slack, taking the chair, Congratulated no
Society on the favorable auspices under which they
met.
Gen. Samuel FalOws invoked the divine blessing, tlt
several committees appointed 10 consider tho tms
and place Of holding the next meeting
Letters read from Gems. sherman and Grant
A long report read in reference to Gen. MGPh'r-
sons monument, showing that the available fund nov
hand for that purpose si55l7, which was nsni
cent to complete the monument.
This afternoon large party Of officers went % Darts
Lake. Tonight the annual address will be delivered "
Gen. Leggett and poem read by Major Charles O.
Myers. The celebration tomorrow promises 10 %
grand success.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

RECEPTION OF THE APACHE DELEGATIoN-THE
HOSTILE KiOWAS-SEYERE MEASURES NECE5-
SARY.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-President Grant gave
audience this afternoon, to the Apache delegation OF
In niians at the Executive Mansion. They accom-
panied by Secretary Deano, Commissioner OF Indian AZ
fairs Walker and Gen. Howard. The Indians expressed
their desire to live at peace with the whites and said
they wanted horses shops farms and TO be educated at
schools Santa of the chiefs, asked for suit Of
clothes ike the Presidents, and cane, pistol sword
and horse to ride, to show his consequence at
home Tie President told them he anxious to pro-
mote their comfort but to that end it was necessary for
them 10 keep the peace aud he would do everything
his power to protect them from bad white men. He
thought they would have better home in the Indian
Territory where they would be assisted in farming,
schoolhouos would be built for them, mechanics would
teach them how to work, and other benefits would be
rendered them.
The Secretary of the Interior received to-day
from the War Department copy OF a communication
from Col r. g. Mckenzie, commanding at Fort Richard
son. Texas in which he says:
have the honor represent that the Outrages com
mtted by the Indians have been more frequent than
have ever known them here or at any other
point that L have served at in the Department
All Of the outragos IN THIS vicinity are eomhlt1ea @
by Indians from the reserve near Fort slll
IL Is respectfully represented that every depreciation
committed this post il done by Indians who are fed
by the Government and who procure ammunition IL Is
believed from the agency on the Canadian, and tDat
until vigorous measures adopted with the klOWas
and Conanches who resident north OF Red River,
and treated i'll the Indian Territory as II peaceaDle
In forwarding the above 10 the AdjutantGeneral at
Washington Lieut. Gen Sheridan makes the following
Endorsement:
It's useless 70 disguise the fact that the depredatons
referred by Col Mckenzie are committed by the In
dians on the reservation at Fort Sill Ii II the common
belief that the KiOwas the only Indians com
hitting these depredatOns, but such Is mistake. All
the tribes that reservation are engaged with then
as well as Indians from the upper reser-
yaton at Camp supply. do not know OF
any way stopping this bad work. except by the action
of the military at Fort sill and Camp supply, and
the moment the Government Will authorize me
To stop this bad work, | ready to do 1t. We nave
where the root OF the evil exists. 10 defend the long
line of Northern Texas against Indians who are supplied
with food. and ammunition at the reservallonf'
seems to me ridiculous.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
GRANTS BUSINESS PRINCIPLES.

pRFsIDENTIAL DISREGARD OF CONTRACTS.
Tie Washington Transcript gives the follow
ipC detailed account OF transaction short reference
70 which went tie rounds Of the press several months
ngo:
In November 1868, Gen. Grant entered into sealed
contract with 5. j. Bowen then Mayor 0i TINS city, VII
nes,n that he had sold 20 said Bowen ms rs Oh
I-st which had been presented hlm Dy A H.
Moses II G-nnel, Thomas Murphy, Gen. Butternelu,
and other citizens of NewYork as future residence or
traot with Mr. Bowen was $4,000 This contract was
duly recorded among the land records OF 1hlS D5tSs
SS STo HIvinS heaId Of this sale and the fan
70 e1amae The record, and md the contract
dated Nov. 27. 1s6s aud signed ny hlDonrn LsI'' ~
ToVt ON the contract is a receipt duly signed aud
samued for 81 O0 which appears 20 have been PAID as
coTfiac GOES on 10 STAT that Tor the Of $4,000 the
party OF The INST part Gen Grant, has sofa oi thee anu
81 on on executing The contract. $1,000 on March TO- 1859
Cat which time possession was to be glVfi ht low bo@t
tno IS'e -, mi ed We'll the a o00 pad him by Mr..
Bowen in bs pocket Gen. Grant assuming military pre-
rOgatvc subsequently sold the property 10 zen oug
man for 5000, received the cash ana e4Geueu anu M ,
lyerei "a deed for the conveyance or the same lhuN
pOckorne s2O0J more than ne was TO have from Bowen
who was legally ana nGng,I W & e,toV ] - ~ VIZ 6tn6od
70 hn even alter he had decided 10 10 Gen sherman had
he chosen % resort 10 inc courts for Justice Mr. Bowen
had been y 10 considerable expense for searching ttlc
executing and recording PAPERS ana Gen. GIalt @ nau
had teu- OF the 5000 for five months before IT was
repaid Not penny OF this has ever been refunded,
and understand that Gen. Grant absolutely re-
fusel 20 NV the interest the 81 90 any of the eX-
penses ST. Bowen incurred, although he has several
fmt been requested 10 do So! Were we 10 put IN type
what has been told by those who are be-
leycd 90 know whereof they speak, how Gen. Grant,
apparent forgetting he had signed Tie contract hin-
self denied his having authorized RIDOurn Latta TO
act for hun; plead he mad when he sold the
roDprfv as an excuse for recng II that he had sold
the prOperty Ar. Bow at too low figure; told Cen
Butcret be lad never sold the property 10 BOWei or
stoned any contract or paper Of any kind for its sale
Threatened Mr.. Bowen with political Osraclsm II be dld
not cancel the contracts bow the difference OF s259O
'Back Friday in New-YOTk; the Infamous faseho0ds
that have been circulated from the White House con-
ceTplue this Transaction etc, etc.-shOuid attempt
20 publish AN this our paper would contain nothing else.
Yet 10 is an true and IL Is also we'll known by mauy OF
our people IN Washington
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04

renewed Cobb caught up an Ak and brually beat her
about the and body and finally dealt her ooW ON
the right temple. fracturing her skull IN m iis hes
head struck against the stove. The nelgnOoiS,
the noise Of the conflict Informed the police Sapl nu
ply visited the place and found the woman gdis u
the floor. There wounds on tne heau' anu
punctured wound in the right thigh. , ,,,
Cobb locked up He wept bitterly, anu 3eclare. @
that he had no intention OF killing his WE she hs9
for long time past, been In the haDlt OF spen,Ins m
hard earnings for liquor. He had renoiStIaton VIII b
found her grossly intoxicated ana enraged 1I'.gd
at this, he had struck her. lie admitted
beating her with the az hclve, but claimed
that he only struck her with the weapon on the arms
and body The wounds on the head he claimed she re-
ceived by falling against the stove Conscious 0i the
enormty OF his crime, he was willing 70 suher LOT H.
The neighbors saw that the conduct OF the wie mas
bee sufcient 10 incense the husband. Coroner Her
mann will investigate the case.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
ADVICE For SANDS & co.

from N NI37ou1 R1DHDIN1N. -
II Is the hibit of Messrs Sands 81 Co. to
pretend that they inauguHted the Cincinnati movement
and that the refusal 10 make Free Trade plank III the
platform was the result of sort OF confidence game
Iracticed on the Convention. These gentlemen declare
MAT popular sentiment in New-York Is al Tor Free
trade and that they manipulated the preliminaIieS OF
the Liberal Republican Convention. Now. we call upon
them TO explain why il that Horace Greeley name
was allowed 10 be appended 10 the NewYOrk response
10 the Missouri cal along with Henry j. LlOvds, ana
now the delegation at Cincinnati from New-Gork lhe
Free Trade Headquarters, was almost uuarimOus Tor
Greeley. II Greeley good enough 10 nolp get up
the Convention. lie good enough with respect II
ruciules to be its nominee The fact seems to ne that
the League" meaning Sands & Co., were willing 10
use Nr Greeley, but unwilling To behave fairly wnen
Greeley beat them by main strength and with 10 dis
honest OF dlshOuOrable purpose.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
HDSIC AND THE DRA5fA
MUsICAL NOTEs.


Sig. Errani, the tenor singer. who has been
living quietly IN NewYOrk for several years, sailed for
Europe on Saturday.
The EOwsOn English Opera troupe began an
engagement ut the Union square Thcaer last night 70
is carefully and well made organization Of musical
performers ana we have several times improved tho
occasion To refer to Us merits and A. gave
merry rendering, last night, Of the volatile Grand
Duchess and offered under pleasant crcums the
only kind OF theatrical entertainment that tolfr
in the fcvcrOus weather prevalent. There Wts q
considerable Attendance Outstanding the
heat. The following IL the cast:
Grand Duchess Of Geroldaen. Baron Pucs, Dpomlps.
No r. Howson. Nr J. uyn-sa
Wanda, Peasant Girl. Baron 8rog DpsmauH
NJ. b. Gslton WHIT.
General Boun ..ME W. H. Crane NeloIuc NJ "a Iy,..
Fdti..........Mr Thos " Whfin. AHeus, Mld o Honor.
Prince Paul.......hr A. keleheL MrL BJalnys
.Olgs. Nsds Honor. Af. Csisea
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Warren and Stuart Robson are tho aitrLG-
tions at the Boston Museum this week
Ristori lately acted at a private festival en-
tertaDment, st the Hotel du Louvre. m Paris.
The Fourth of July will receive it, custom
airy Observance at the Theaers and other places Of pub
lie amusement The principal theaters now open irs
WaIlacks the Olympic. and the Union Square. Tho
attractions seyerally offered Mr. Pagraye simpson,
drama OF &" The Last Trump Card :" Mr. J. Aen 'ls
part Of Schneider; and the HOw,On English d. IA.
Troupe. IN The Grand Duchess" Special Fourth %
July Matinees to az the Olympic Thegtcf be
Union Square Theater. the san Francisco Hall and tss
Hall OF the Georgia Mnsres.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


lhe Archbishop OF Madrid Is reported dead.
go. The English Gentlemen Eleven Cricket play
Liverpool for Canada THURSDAY, August Ad play at
Montreal Ottawa Toronto London aud Hamilton In be order naed
The Kansas Central Narrow Gauge Railroad
VII opened to-day 0m LeateuWoTl 70 Grsh0ppeT Falls dis
iaree D. miles 20 miles E be completed BY
tie Let August
.. Thirty mine barefoot frars and seven Domini-
monks balhe rom Guatemala for against the Govern
men arFei Francisco By steamer Iue.a and
assistance freely from their felos-Telgol
90. Gov. Hoffman has been authorized 10 loan to
Of
vested. N \ g, on o. ,sth u September next.
.. The State shad propagating establishment on
t o. lr0t.u Up Ifstcay t- heat
SEN a la o0 slsi 90 te pct 90 ne le1rar cd de- Bis
ss.rpi rs la errslfl 90 fs eI-8 ~ N.e4 u. Jr 10 I'd
sls CJua.sigsst 9t kgsss.,A
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAX 7
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON, j.. c.. July 4, 1871 q. m. }
S,nlonsis tlr hs Dnsl llcemLn-tOMr hOlrs.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON, u. C., July 4, 1871 q. m
StplOpsis The DaSi fTentg-f0ur hours.
The barometer has continued TO fall very
slowly over the County cast Of the Mississippi the low
est pressure being apparently north of NewNOrk state
Southwest winds have prevailed from Wisconsin 10
Vermont and Virginia.
Light rains have reported from most Of the sta
t0us in Missouri, Indiana, and norbward, also local
storms from Maryland to North Carolina, and on the
Louisiana.
The temperature has risen in New-EnglaDd. and has
remained nearly stationary the Middle ana southern
states, although lthc maximum temperature during
Wednesday has at several stations been the gsI Of
the
Moisture and cloudiness have genersy increased No
elegr8phC mi ght reports be- az yet been received
from stations west OF FI"-.da and Michigan.
Probabilities.
Tie loYest barometer continues on Thurs
day morning down the st. Lawrence
Valley Northwest winds and with increasing
moisture and clOudiness, and frequent local
light rains extend from Pennsylvania north-eastward
followed by cooler weather Thursday night increasing
.'iness without other material change, prevail In
tho South Atlancic o",. :. III o'dtc'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04

svnops of The various platforms now before the Alner
nv our amended Constitution. Peace ana arD,t'a'
of differences With nations. B. ReSprScal lIee ua"o %
With nations modified by n discriminating rcN-
cuns tarG until our national debt Is paid 4. No re-
pud8ton maintenance ~ u' nunnc SIeut, i o. cti
tion and nstie ~ Iuditns G. Protection 10 loya cur
sens Whether at home abroad snd amnesty TO & FeU
vhcu they cease 10 he sIcn. T. Abolition OF thc iithh
in,, and reduction of postage AID elections OF
P6strlstcTs by To- people. Disconragemeht Oh "r ~
ana o-hcr tnororc.s. Q And, finally, we demand LOT
tbe Aer1can people she abolition of electoral cOiSkys,
md drcf vote for rosleut and NicoPresident OF the
lTnfted Sfafes.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04

NEw-HAvEN, Ct, July 3.-John Roblnson's
Circus, wbile coming up on the New-York Road met
with serious accident at West Haven, this morning.
about O'Clock. While going under the bridge the
bridge settled and the menagerie Cages On the p Orn
struck It,
six cages were knocked OF and broken up. Th' lion
and tapir escaped but were secured. Tho zebra
Was fatally injured cage birds Was also broken up,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
A WIFE MENDER.
a WIT j. VI MUIsUI-N'
Thomas Cobb, age 80, and his wilC

Thomas Cobb, age 80, and his wife Margaret
age 40 have occupied apartments in the
rear of the third floor Of No. GIG East Ninth
a. The wife has long been Of intempernte
a. bits and thcy have often quarrsled Not long ago
,ls caused the arrest Of Cobb for beating her Last
lenine at Z o'clock the husband returned rom the
Manhattan Gas works, at the foot OF last ouileeN'H
A. where he is employed and finding hs vile iniox-
ted her down Two nous later the quarrel was
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
Special Nollres

National Liberal Republican Committee.
HEAD-Q ARTERS-GLENltAM HOTEL,
FFTii-ANE
Ademands Of political naa,e from Tie aseoi Sie' H' 5s
be eentttves ofthe National Committee IN each STATE
keNl ork jane 20 l652 ..... -. ~ ,...-
DANIEL r GoODLoE Of North Carolina, Secresry.
New-YOrIx Liberal Republican state Committee.
HEApoUARrRRs ROOM I4 AsroR HOUSE.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
touN coCURkNk J. ". HASBROUCN
NJ I. FlLKlNN JOIN W .NDf,
A. tRED WILhlNSDS BENZ. a. WILLIS
B A. MERRITT
JOHN COCHRANE.
CHAiRMAS
ALvRRp WILKINSON Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
AN EMREZZI.ER CAUGHT.

ST.. LOUIS, July ga young man, named
Threckhod, was arrested in Portland Oregon. yester
day. charged with embe zzng about 5000 from Wilson
Leach Wholesale Grocers Of this city while acting as
travelling salesman FOR them some months ago IL Is
now on his way TO this city charge OF Detective Bnck
worth. Threckholds crime was caused by gamDlhs'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
A LITTLE GIRL SET on FIRE AND BURNED I'd
DEATH

CLEVELAND, July 3.-Two butchers of Roy
alton, a small village near Cleveland, having srudge
against a farmer named schwetzer. who lived In Parma
Township went to schwetzers house to-day and nnjiDs
no one at home but his granddaughter nine years DID.
seized the child poured coal oil her clothes and set
them on fire. She burned badly that sha jio1 IA
"a feW
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
CutCACo rIvP sTOCg uApVpr- -To,-g

Receipts live stock three days Cattle 4slo' hg' 2t' 'See,
2 Cattle good iemand bfeiag better qain prices stronger.
QI0ahy higher; - I5T b . for far good - ~ .
= light good sieer-; +6q 30 20 or choice % slipping
Hog good request sHd lrm; ~ Iog chiefly - ~ Zoe
Light Sheep du 80 % s5 2j for inferior T. so,i s'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04

The Little Ones Like It. No more wind eohc The
rstifh hsrc CAsrORA Is B0pnr every uu'.v.y. noy
them and squrm when b.
gins operate the miest pure5t safest the peantesi rd tho
regulating medicine the able Kingdom has
Welded To the ada ana infant world alike, Is the great me0aA
blessing Of the
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04

but all we're saved cage containing - monkey. wac
among those wrecked. and all tbs monkeys are now
loose In the West Haven woods The loss a.sted ss
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1872-07-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship Ners see Third Pag'

For other Ship Neics see Third Pag'l
ARRIVED.
steamship Ashland Moore Fnandal with mt'e 81 o'- . Ju..
Hand. .,
Ames.
Brig Che7iot of ST. John J. & Habor Island days with fruit
Bng aboge (Notl ba Rio Jsieo May g. via Hampton Ros
schr s1.or (of Eassaul Ranger Hsrbor Leland digs vh NUT
sen, fhinae Hudson. Jacksonyle DAYS VITA ye0" pine
5chr NJ G. Collins. Endc0t GeOrgrtogn. ID. q.
Schf ABnic T. (of ST. John n b. Dorchester b. IS y,
with buiiHg stone.
SAILED.
Steamships Rua ard Manhattan fof Liverpool Victor Tor NeT Dr.
leau,; Huntsville, Savannah; Georgia for Charleston
WlND-Sundown light 5. H. fgg Of shore.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Ga July 3-Aryei steamship SEN Jcinio from hs~
York Sailed steamship Leo, for New-lok.
CaARLEsroN : c. July 3-Saed steamship South Csros Ds
Ney-York; bark Perseverance. for Bristol, bng