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The Portland daily press., 1872-06-15
DOMESTIC PORTS,


SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 13th ship Sontag, Henri.
KEY wEST-Ar Sd, barque orchilla, Havener
SAVANNAH 18th, sch S Franklin, from
CHARILEsToN.Cld sth inst, barque Tidal Wave
Crosby, Messina via Fernandna.
u GEoRGETOWN, SC-Cld Both, sch Nellie Bell
cd list, schs Sarah Davis, cottrer New York
wiLMINGToNN 10th, sch Light of the East
AEE&ANDRiA- 18th, schs Clara w Elwel
.GEoRGET6wN, DC~Cld I 10th, sch j M Fitzpat-
rfK ossf 5IE 18Th
Endeayor, Mounttort, from Cuba for Baltimore.
BALTiMoRE-Ar 18th, sch M Pote, Abbott
Ar 18th, sch Paragon, Shute New York
I'd 18th, sch Lucy Baker, Snow, Portland.
Shepard, Cardenas; schs Walton, Mcguire, do; Tar.
ry Not, Timmons, Wilmington, NC.
G 18th, brigs G Colson, Payson, for Caibarien
wafer loves, PIERCE Bangor; sch Louisa Wilson,
1sth, sch Frank & Nellie, Bean, Windsor, Ms
Sagua days; schs Lady Woodbury., WOODBURY.
Utilla, Hon, Il days; M B Dyer, Rand. Harbor isl,
and; Maud Webster, Wentworth, Fall River; joachim,
Cid 18th, brig David Owen. Dunton, Havana; sch
Rebecca M Atwood, Baker, Nassau MP.
CID 18th, barqge Ophelia M Hnme, Hume. Balti-
Passed through He'll Gate 18th, schs Samuel Nash.
Nash, Weehawken for Boston; Henry Whitney Per,
Dodge, do for Chelsea; Dyer, Dyer, New York for
Salem; Annie Powers, Sparks, and May Day, Adj
ANS do for Ba&g9r; Union A1ey do for ROcEland
NORWICH-Ar 18th, sch William McCobb, from
.PRovIDENCE-Ar 18th, schs Nellie, Metcalf, Cal
ais; Hannibal, Pendleton, Bangor; Onward, Leland.
Bangor
SD 18th, schs St Elmo, Davis, New York; wigwam,
PAWTUCKET-Ar 18th, sch Santa Maria, Hard
FALL RIvER-Ar 10Th, brig W Drisko, Haskell
Al 10th, brig Chas Wesley, Griffin, Bangor.
VINEYARD HAVEN-Ar 18th, schs Bramhal
son for do; j w Allen, Doane, Richmond, Ne. for
Norfolk; Kate Libby, Hutchinson, Bath for Bran
Ar 18th, brig Mansanila, Benson, Bangor for Fa,,
River; schs Ella Trefehen, Startling Elizabethport
for Portland; j S Moulton, Crowley, Port johnson
for Newburyport Castillian, Jordan, Ellsworth for
BOsTON-Ar 18TH briggs j H Dillingham;, Herri-
man, Cienfnegos; Williams, Veazie, Philadelphia;
sens Para, Brown, Hoboken; Dexalo, Leland, Eden;
Ar 14th, schs Albion, Smith, Hoboken; Ringleader
Lewis, Rockiand; Abby Gale, Ryan, Belfast. qo'm0o'
ca l4th, bargue Josephine, Haven, Portland; sch
Vi p$GI LoGk, Machia g., -, ~
Ar lltl, sch P Robinson, Harding, Philadelphia.
81 SD sth, sch Charles Kelley, Machias.
Sid 18TH schs Memento, Nickerson Portland: M A
Rowland, Pendleton, Bangor Avn A
SALEM-Ar 18th, schs James Garcelon, Norton.
and velma, Look, Elizabethport; Jas Tilden Jordan
and Montrose, Alien Hoboken; Lion Candaee. from,
Bluehill. ii'
Sid 11th barque Waldo, Pressey, Cow Bay
SUPERINTENDENT 18th, schs M l. Varnev
Durham, Bath; Adelaide, Chase, Machias; Iva
Pickering, Philadelphia; Louler Newton, Gray from
Rondout. ~ A0ih
Sid 18th, schs Lizzie Brewster, Smith, Jonesport
Hyne Babb, and Convoy. French, Rockland.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 18th, sch Corvo Pickering
New York. Er s'
Ar 18th, brig Alice Starrett, Hooper, from Pha-
delphia. "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GENUINE ACADIA

GENUINE ACADIA
is vastly supc-
riOr both as a domestic fuel or for
sfeam) to any and all Provincial
Goals at least, such is the univer-
sal testimony Of experienced ex-
perts." We have il, a cargo now
coming out i'm the most complete
condition.
jy12tf JOS. III. POOR Il BRO.
House for Sale.
AT GORHAM Me-, large handsome House. con-
tanning sixteen rooms the principal of good size
and height fine lot having 40 rods front ON South
street, short distance from post Office church, and
depot. Besides numerous and fine shade trees, flow
beds and hedges, there are nearly hundred fruit
trees, apple crab-appe, pear peach, cherry and nut
ten grape-vines, and fine garden containing $50
hills of currant bushes, IA of large gooseberry fine
strawberry BEDS asparagus, quantity of fine pie
plant, &c. There about SO acres of land afford
inc pasturage and many choice house lots.
Inquire Of John w. Perkins, Portland. or
REV. GEO. A. PERKINS,
may 31dtf sn On the premises.
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Sch George & Emily Harris from Yarmouth for
Nyack, NJ, was thrown on her beam ends in the gale
ertions that the crew maintained their hold on the
vessel, the broke furiously over them Fortu-
nately the deck load went and the vessel partly
righted. so that the crew were able to cut away
the mainmast and let her up. She righted full of
water, and in this condition drifted past Gurnet,
where men boarded her in dories and assisted the
hausted crew to work her into Plymouth. Capt Har-
ris had $3.50 in locker in the cabin which was wash
out and scattered over the Bay. He has succeeded
in recovering 500.
Sch E Branscomb from Calais for Norwich,
which got ashore at the mouth of Hampton River in
the gale of the 9Th inst remains in the same position
and efforts to be made to haul her off next run of
high tides - - -
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-15

A CITY GOVERNMENT UNDER ARREST
There was curious scene in Chicago on Satur-
day, when the City Government of Galena was
brought before the United States Court. They
have been in legal custody for several years, the
reason being the failure of the city to paw its
debts. The city was weak enough some years
ago to subscribe heavily in aid of railroads, and
afterward was induced to repudiate the debt
thus incurred. The city still refusing to pay,
and the debt growing, an exodus of capital and
of property began.
Since then, the amount of taxable property
has been decreasing in about the same propor-
ton that the debt increased. Finally there
came mandamus from the United States Courts
requiring the city to levy a tax to pay the judg-
ment. The city for long time equivocated,
and then refused, and the persons comprising
the City Government were arrested for con-
tempt. How often this arrest has been repeat
ed we do not know, but the last time the Mayor
and Council were under arrest, it was frankly
stated to the Court that to levy tax on the
taxable property then in the city, to tpay its
debts, would amount SO nearly to a coniscation
of the whole, that it could not be done. AS
soon as tax collector is required by the Courts
to collect this tax he resigns his office. Galena
has now no tax collector. a+
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-15

THE Athletics of Freeport, and the Sunrise
Base Ball Clubs of Brunswick, played friend
ly game of base ball on the grounds of the for
mer June 18th Score Al to % in favor of the
Athletics ILL.,.
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FilibuStering Expedition,

A special to the Boston 1raueller from New
York says that filibustering expedition of
considerable magnitude is fitting out in that
city against Cuba. 1t will be recollected that
day or two ago the steamer Fannie cleared from
Baltimore ostensibly for some coastwise port
but, as was supposed at the time, with feloni-
GUS intent ON the peace of the West Indies, and
that it was later ascertained that the Cuban
Gen. Ryan was on board and in command. As
soon as these facts were known the utmost en-
deayors were made by Government officials to
stop the proceedings, but without avail, and the
most accurate and particular information re-
ceived Friday morning shows that all our sus-
picions were justified. The expedition is now
beyond our jurisdiction, and within week will
be in Cuba.
Accompanying Gen. Ryan on board the Fan
ME are over 100 picked men. Among them
Gems. Jno. S. Richardson and III. Glare de
Rhodes, of Mexico, and Paul r. Patterson, of
the late CoLfederaey, Coils. McNally, james L.
| Spaulding, X. Ii. sRicketts, Henry ID. TAYLOR
and NJ. +. Lewis. On arrival in Cuba these
officers will be assigned to important commands.
The plan of operations will be as follows
Gen. Ryan on disembarking will get together a
large force TO assist in the landing of the other
tApcultiOus, NHicH Will swell tHt tuIlTt IOTce 10
| 100 men, completely armed and equipped, and
| the filibustering standard will be hosted. On
| board the Fannie Gen. Ryan has 5000 Reming-
ton breech-loading rifles, 1000 Enfield rifles, SOC
Winchester carbines, 1000 Colts navy revolv-
| ers, 2,O00,0 600 rounds of ammunition, a battery
| of six field pieces three tons of powder and
other articles. Gen. Ryan will continue in
command of the Fannie. Gen. j. G. De Pc
| ralta, noted Cuban chief, will have command
of the first. and Brigadier Gen. B. Verona
Bembetta of the second OF the other two YES
| sells Within forty-eight hours of his landing
| Gen. Ryan expects to have 5000 Cubans rallied
| to his standard. taa -
1t appears that the expedition is provided
with number of army surgeons, and in every
way prepared for its difficult undertaking. One
of Ryan's warmest friends in Washington, who
has aided his efforts throughout, received last
night brief but telling despatch, deposited
and paid for by some party at coastwise sta
ton near Chesapeake Bay. The despatch is
| dated June 18th, and says: "We are all right
off Shore and no gunboats are in sight. Shall
land about the 18th. (Signed) R."
The course as marked out is well known to a
| few Cuban sympathizers here, but as it might
| endanger the success of the expedition if it
| were made public, it is deemed advisable to
maintain the utmost secrecy in the premises
| That the fllibusters will be successful in land
| ing and opening campaign is beyond doubt,
and that zen. Ryan, who has been in Washing
ton apparently without purpose all winter, has
laid his plans deeply and well, in the mean
while, remains to be seen. What the govern
ment will do to prevent the departure Of other
vessels now fitting out has not been decided.
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YOUR NEW HAT

OR BONNET can be purchased and trimmed to or
der and satisfaction guaranteed in every narticnlar
at MRs. WEIGHS, 10 Middle st, near p. o.
June cod TTSs
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Family Dismemberment' is Western ex-
preston for divorce
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--latest by European steamers. ]

Ar at Liverpool 3lst ult, Tranquebar, Waterhouse,
Savannah; Emma, Liswell, and Forest Eagle, Hos
mer, New Orleans; Priscilla, York, do.
Sid I'm Swallow April g. Moneynick Marshall, for
Shanghae.
Sid FIN Riga 2sth ult, Patmos, Nichols, Newport.
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On MARRIAGE.

HAPPY Keller for Young Men from the effects
OF errors and abuses IN early life. Manhood restored
Nervous debility cured. Impediments to marriage
removed. New method OF treatment. New and re-
markable remedies. Books and Circulars free, in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TION, No. South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
mcb16dsn3m
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
Friday, June ID.


Steamer New England, Field, FIN st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Barque Edward Abro, OBJ Stamp, Sagua-eOO
hhds 81 tics sugar. 20 hhds moasses to order. Vessel
to Geo H Starr.
Sch ephir, Murphy, New York,-coal to j T Rogers
Sch W R Page, Pike Boston, to load for Eastport
and Calais .
Sch Jerusha Baker, johnson, Boston.
Sch Snow. Griffin Rockport for st George
Sch Susan Frances, Smith, of and from Lamoine
for Boston. Put in for REPAIRS having carried away
head of foremost in squall off Isle Of Shoals, night
of the 18th inst.
Sch Mary Jane, Merrill, Bath for Boston.
Sch Rowe, Tevenen, Boothbay.
Sch Emily f Swift, Orne, Southport.
Sch JAS Pool Pinkham, Boothbay
Sch Olive Robinson, Lewis, Boothbay.
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay
Sch Pearl, Thorp. Bristol
Sch Halcyon, Carter, Harpswen.
CLEARED
Brig Sebastopol, Br) Boudrot, Pictou, NS-Geo
Starr.
Sch Welcome Home, (Br) Hatfield, Londonderry
John PorteOus
Sch Aurora Borealis, tBr) Hamm. st John, NIB
John Porteous.
Sch Emeline, Stanley, Mt Desert-J Farnsworth
[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Matanzas I'd, brig Polledo, Dyer, Philadel-
phia; 5th barques M E Libby, Libby New Orleans;
Rosetta Mcneil, Sproul, do.
Sid 9TH, barque S Winslow, Davis, for North of
Ar at Cardenas 5th, sch Nellie Star, Poland, from
Baltimore.
Sid FIN Sagua 4th inst, brig Giles Loring, Pinkham,
North OF Hatteras.
Sch Elizabeth, built at Waldoboro in 1916, and re-
topped three times SINCE was sold at Rockland last
week for $780, and is to be broken up. The old tim
bers are still sound and strong.
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SPOKEN.

May %, lat % IS N, Ion 81 81 w. brig Castillian
from Portland for Bonaire
June Z, lat 40 80, Ion s. IS, sch Trott King from
Calais for Baltimore. part OF deck load lost.)
June ~, lat 3S16, Ion "a 05, sch Seventy-Six of
ThOmastOn, bound North - :
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Elizabeth, built at Waldoboro in 1916 and re-
topped three times since, was sold at Rockland last
week for $780, and is to be broken up. The old tim
bers are still sound and strong.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-15

a, hne colored picture Of Dolly Warden Is on the IL
ties OF DOLLY WARDEN Song, DOLLY Warden
Taai9P, DOtLY WARDEN Schottische and DOLLY
WARDEN Waltz. Each piece so cents
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EatOn's New Method for the Cornat
Price 81 30

Is now in Season. All who wish to make . po,.o Il,
the world may easily accomplish It bv takn @ ~
practice OF this fascinating instrument with the aid
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The Murderous spaches.

THEIR BIooDY poINGs IN ARIZoSA-RBCON-
CILIATIoN PLAYED OUT IN THAT sEorIoS.
SAN Francisco, Oct. H-Adyices IcOm
Tucson, Arizona territory, TO Oc' )ber S, say;
''On the 18th of September Apache Irdiars at
tackled Hughes rancho, near Crittenden, siIeu
Mexican and stole animals belonging to the
farm. Lieut.. Hall, of the 5.h cavalry, went TO
the rancho where Mrs. GsbrAfa and her chill
dren were besieged by Indians, and found the
savsges one hundred strong, armed it'll breech
loading guns. They retired to the mountains
and defed the troops. A sergeant and FIVE men
were despatched TO warn the farmers OF Sonat ,
valley OF the presence Of hostile Indians near
Hughes rancho, but were attacked, and Ser
gesnt Stewsrt, Corporal I'm. Martin, aud prl-
Yates Edward Carr, and John Walsh were
killed Lieut. Hall received orders from Gene
raj Toward not to fire on the Indians in the
mountains unless he found them engaged in &C
fual outrages. The same order was sent TO all
The military posts south of the GIla river on u
same day of the murder OF the soldiers Gen.
Howard was at this time on the Dragon noun
tains with the noted Apache chief Cochise try
ing TO induce him TO 20 on the reservation On
tue 9th OF october band OF Apaches from the
Santo Rillar mountains with q herd OF stolen
cattle attacked a party of miners thirty miles
from Tucson and robbed them OF all their ami
mals Two miners are missing. The Ind ans
are armed with the best breach loading guns
End fixed ammunition.
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From Rurouc Co-daY.

STORY OF 900 BDNBS-NOT FOR TIE PA
TRrOr.
LoSDoN. Oct. ia special dispatch from
Paris 10 the London Telegraph says President
Theirs yesterday said he had received informa-
ton that the released communists now in Paris
had IN their possession 900 bombs similar to
hose used by Orsini and his cOmpatriots when
they attempted to assassinate the ex-EmperJr
Napoleon in iS5S.
SPAIN GOING TO CRUsH THE FERRoL INsUR-
RRCTIoN RIGHT AWAY.
MADRID, Oct. l5.-The Captain General OF
Gallicia entered FeTrol Sunday night with a
eodyof government troops. He now holds the
town, awaiting the arrival OF relnforcemsnts en-
route from SantandOr and Gijon, and with his
increased force expects TO crush the nsurrec-
ton without shedding blood.
MR. WAsHBuRNE COMING HOME.
LONDON, Oct. 15-Hon. K. b. washburne
American Minister TO France, sailed from
southampton to-day, for New York On tine
steamship Deutschland.
TIKI KHkDIVRS SON GOING TO SWING ROUND
TEE CIRCLE.
CAIRO, Oct 15.-The khedye's son, Hassan
VIII soon start on three years journey around
the world.
DEATH OF A GERMAN PRINCE.
BERLIN, Oct. l5.-Prince Frederick Henry
Albert, brother OF the emperor, died o-day.
GREAT MEETING OF INTBRNATIoNALIsrs.
LONDON, Oct. ia great meeting OF Inter
nationalists will be held in Hyde Park on the
18Th Of November.
JOHN JAY,
American minister To Austria, il in London.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associates Press Reports.
New York Notes.

TWEEn'S LITTLE GAME nLpEEEn
NEW NORK. oct. l5.-LucaS =. Cprs'Nck.
foreman Of the grand jury, in reply =, rweed's
counsel demanding an t8yits nv which sid
counsel can show irregul art.es In the grand iJTy
con, says the demand - an iusult, aud : eyi
IDENTITY made in the hope that n bT.be propOr-
iiCnate 10 he smOunt stolen by Tweed would
procure ths required az! iayits.
The counsel tor Tweed moved 20 quash the
Indictment on the over and termineT, which W A.
Tor cheat II converting 20 his0wu uSe an order
ga tie city. The grounds of bjtc.iou were that
zee Do 'l,imzUt does not sllege the Signature OF
he psvse forged or otherwise, and therefore
the warrant Caald not - proves property; that
at.CT said Indictment Others 20 the same hill OF
keyser X 20. were round against lefen liant m
The general sessions For larceny and forgery, aud
me last indictments sUpercele the frst uu,,r
the statute; also, that which is stated cahno. be
got hy cheat. The counsel also claimed that
weed was prosecuted by ml'upli -ity ~ in
CictmentS. The argument adi0uTne a. the re-
quest al The counsel representing the attorney
general TO Thursday.
TBE NA1IosAL BOARD OF TRADE
met in the rooms Of tAe chamber OF commerce.
President Dodge, OF the chamber, mals the
welcoming address, and referred to the great
interest felt in the forthcoming deliberations OF
the board, and recounted the vast increase in
the vsrio1s manufacture, products, aud Other
material interests of the country. The board
will meet for business az the city hall, the
rooms Of the chamber of commerce not being
adequate 10 the comfort OF its members.
President Dodge said In his address that the
subject OF Increased facilities Tor the transpor-
tatiOn of products of the great west would de-
mand their attention, as something must be
done at once towards this end. President
Foley, of the national board, rendered thanks
Tor the cordial welcome OF the New York Cham
her OF Commerce, and said the board would
devote its sessions 10 the consideration OF topics
connected with the welfare of the caun'ty
The board then adjourned ID the SUPERVISOR
chamber in the City Hall to commence it, an
uual 81 sSiOpS.
TBE D1sA PPBARANCE or THOMAS c. FIELD.
In the court of oyer ana termuer to-day, mo-
ton TO postpone IN trial of Thomas &. field,
corporation attorney, charged With fraud
against the city, was denied by judge Brady
ard his trial set down for the 10Th instant. Ia
his address the counsel for the accused adm tied
hat Field had LETT the city. aud that he was
unaware Of the object of the Journey or rs des-
jinatiOu.
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Conference of Catholic bishops.

BALTIMORE.
NEW YORK, Oct. ia Baltimore dis
patch SAYS that the Archbishop of New
York and all the bishops attending the
ceremonies OF the installation of Archbishop
Bayley were in conference yesterday for seve-
raj hours. It is understood that a provincial
council will be convened early in the admins
a alton of the new archbishop. The interests of
The colored people and the subject OF secular
education will be prominent topics of consider
alton. AT a banquet given TO Archbishop Bay
ley, that dignitary, in his remarks, said he never
did believe In opposing the liberty OF con-
science, and was an earnest advocate of its
sullest exercise. He believed he was appointed
70 his present trust because he was known 20 be
opposed to the msterialistic spirit OF the age
and an enemy of intemperance.
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The Arkansas Troubles

THE CITIZENS OF osCRoLA UNDER ARMS AMI
THE JAIL CROWDED.
NEW YORK, Oct ia Memphis special
says:-Adyices have been received fro 10 OsceoIa
Arkansas, 10 noon Of the 18th instant. At Ia al
time the citizens were still under arms, and
ereatiy excited by reports that negroes were
marching on the place. Scores of prison had
been captured, and the Jail was crowded. Citi-
zens were shipping their families and goods ID
places OF safety. The steamer Celeste, en- route
10 Memphis was hailed Is miles below Osceola,
and on reaching the landing a gang Of armed
negroes demanded TO be taken 70 Osceola. but
they were driven of and the steamer got away
'ifely. Armed bands were seen at other points
on the river. Fitzpatrick did not proceed,.to
Little Rock, but crossed the country, where he
endeayored 10 prevail on the sheriff to cross
with him into Mississippi county with posse OF
negroes, but the sheriff declined. IL is stated
hat militia are en- route from Little Rock for
The scene OF trouble,
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TROUBLE ABOUT THE CoLoREp CADET AT
observation-disclosures from Annapolis in the
Baltimore papers state that "the expectation
that there would be no similar trouble at the
Naval Academy respecting Conyers, the colored
mlCshlpmau, which was experienced with
Cadet Smith, the colored youth at West Point.
has been disappointed. On Friday night, when
the midshipmen were in line marching from the
lower part OF the grounds to their new quarter
an attack was made upon COnyers by some
score OF midsbipnlen, who kicked and cuficd him
uncercmOniously. cadet officer rushed in with
ofawn sword among the crowd thath sd gathered
about the unfortunate cadet. and sto6ned the
attack. Midshipman Conyers could recognize
enly one one of his ssssilants. Two colored AT
senaants who were made guard to him were
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Political Notes.

The democrats of the Sd district of Missouri
have nominated VIM. II. Stone for Congress.
James w. Covert has been nominated for
Congress by the democrats OF the LIST district OF
New York.
Julius Wadsworth has been nominated for
Congress by the Apollo Hail democrats in the
10th district of New York.
The democrats and liberals of New Orleans
have fused on parish and city officers, with l..
A Wilt for mayor.
liz Is stated that VIM. NJ. GrOsyenor will de-
cline the nomination of the liberals and demo-
Gratis of the Ist district Of Missouri
The "Jefersonian democracy Of Georgia
have nominated an electoral ticket in favor Of
O'COror and Adams, and have Issued an adj
dress.
Smith Ely, ir., Peter Cook, AMI Anthony
Eickoff are having tight race tor the Tam
many and liberal republican nominations for
Congressman from the I IN districr OF New York.
State Senator james O'Bricn has accepted
the Apollo Hall nomination for mayor OF New
York city. Hon. Vim. +. H4yemeysT has been
nominated by the reform association for the
same Office.
Official returns for congressman in the four
districts included in the city of Philadelphia
give republican majority of 1870, watch dis
poses OF the charge that Hartraufts vote in H. AZ
city was unduly increased for the sake of affect
ing the result in the state.
The Wilmington Commercial protests against
the CLASSIFICATION which puts down Delaware a'
one OF fbe states TO be conceded to Greeley. Ii
says; delaware is not certain for Greeley. On
the contrary, il is altogether likely 10 vote foI
Grant, and at the very worst must be classified
as doubtful. We mean this, seriously. De!a-
ware cannot be claimed as a Greeley state"