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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-11
ANOTHER CONFIDENCE MAN IN CUSTODY.

Young scotchmau Swimdled Ont Of His
Hard Earnings.
Andrew Rennie, young Scoychman, arrived In
this city on Thursday last from Canada having In
his possession the savings Of several months hard
labor and purchased ticket per steamer
France for his home While standing at the loot OF
pier 46 on Saturday morning, waiting for the
steamer to san, he was approached By well dressed
and conversant individual, VINO claims to be John
Edwards, twenty-five years OF age, residing at 1926
West Thlrty-fourth street, who inquired II he In
tended sailing In the France. Being Informed
In the Affirmative Edwards replied he was
just the man he wanted, as he had sick
brother also going In the same steamer, and If he
would look after and tend TO his wants he would
remunerate him FOR IL. The unsuspecting young
Scotchman, desiring to earn an honest penny,
accepted the situation. They started for the Dag.
short distance when man touched Edwards on
the shoulder and demanded payment of a bill. Ed
pulling swell llledn wallet from his pocket pro-
duced large bill and offered 1t TO his friend. The
latter refused to accept payment IN greenbacks,
remarking the debt was gold contract and he
must DC paid in gold.
Edwards was very sorry he had no gold, and sug-
gested that perhaps mis- friend Rennie had the
money about him ana would loan 1t TO him until
they returned to the steamer. Rennie, not being
accustomed to the ways that are DARK, &C., pulled
thirteen gold sovercigns from his pocket and gave
them to Edwards, who passed them over TO his
friend, VINO placed them Ia his pocket and walked
away. After he had taken his departure Edwards
told Rennie ne had better go TO the dock and walt
for him and his brothers baggage. Rennie did as
directed and waited until the sang OF The steamers
but Edwards trunk nor money not appear
ing at the dock, he was directed
to the Twenty-eighth precinct station house,
In Greenwich street. wnere he related his tro uble
to Captain McCeary, at the same time giving des.
crIption OF the two men who had swindleu him.
Detectives Won Gerecnren aud HerllcK were de-
tailed to ind the men and soon returned with Ed
wards In custody who was July Identified by
Rennle rs the man who had employed HIM and to
whom he had given his money. The prisoner was
yesterday morning, and denied the charge, out as
FULLY committed Tor trial. AS Rennie had no money,
and Captain McCleary was DESTROYS OF clearing
these parties out OF his precinct he LOOK his passage
ticket and agreed 10 pay his board until the trial
shall have been concluded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-11
L,!yTERNATIONALE.
Another Mass Meeting TO he Held ON Thurs
day.

Another Mass Meeting 10 BE Held Thurs
day.
A meeting OF delegates from various sections OF
the Workingmen's International Association was
held last evening, at the residence OF Mr.. Ira Il.
DAVIS No. IS East Twenty seventh street, to make
preparations for the grand mass meeting to be held
next Thursday afternoon In Tompklns square,
the object OF which Is TO agtate the claims Of
the working masses TO demand OF the government
for the unemployed, and TO institute branches
Of industry all over the country. Mr. John Halbert
az secretary
Nj. BANKS, one oil the committee appointed to
wait upon Colonel Stebbins IN reieren ce TO the
OF T0mpklns square. reported that the Commissioner
OF Public PARKS had not only allowed them to
use the square, but had also informed the
committee that they could use the music stand TO
speak from. About fifteen new banners, bearing
appropriate Inscriptions, have been made especially
the occasion. all the city sections or the organ
iZall0n will be present, with their fags and BAN
ners Invitations will be extended by adver
tsement in the daily papers to all
classes, and many prominent speakers from
the ranks OF labor are expected 10 be present.
Numerous small stands VIII be erected on the
square decorated with flags and banners, from
which sneakers Will address the meeting III Eng
lish, French and German. Twenty thousand clrcu-
lars oil the International Platform Will be distributed
during the meeting.
The banquet and ball OF the organization TO com.
"the l8th Of March, takes place at the
Casino. Houston street next MONDAY.
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4 ZIG "J0Rc IN JERSEY.
CKizenx Excited Over "A 100000 Street
Opening In Newark.

Citizens Excited Over 100000 street
Opening In Newark.
Another mass meeting was held In Newark on
Friday night, opposition TO the proposed opening
OF Fair and Lafayette streets through TO Hamburg
place, which Improvement is once again.
uppermost IN the minds OF divers
ana sundry city fathers anxious about
the future prosperity OF the city. This Improvement
WIN PROBABLY Involve an outlay OF over 5000, 600.
~ ue form OF bill passed by the Legislature but
,Stoe1 W uoVcrn0r Randolph on account OF the eX-
usnehuafy powers gwen 10 commissioners
or os Az ~ Inc opponents 70 this Improvement
chief o spvy Term IT, "1ig !o0'argde that the
Dehent the Newark and Sew Vork KaU
m ne o~ynnprsny u morse car company hereafter
..ov v ~ dSaAsu ana some real estate specuajors
no necessity whatever for lhe innrnya,sg5l -
street as IL stalus ana Market street are annie a
TOUR times tue amount OF tranic they are nnsy n,o
icr Ihey ere particularly opposed 10 the uronerty
for inc Improvement. II 1t Is an impr eyemen aa
the CITY wapls H. then let The city, they argue nav nav
for IT. II n railroad company or o'her cornnr,Pa,
let them pay FOR ". After number OF spemters,
b9d given expression 10 Their views thc
meeting unanimously resolved TO most seriously
the proposed widening OF fair aud Lafayette
streets, there being no public necessity for such
widening, and viii result la an unnec cs3ary eX-
pensc and seriously 9icct property owners who Will
be called upon 10 pay for such Improvement; that
we earnestly request the Common CouDcll TO defeat
before said body ca cllated TO impose 0nerous bur-
dene Of taxes upon the people when snch improve.
mcnt 10 intended to be covered by ydllIoad pack
.igf TIE psDeht " a yrlyale cQrposaiIVp."
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COuS1
Alice ed Illegal sale Of Cigars.

Alleged Illegal sale Of Cigars.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The Umed States vs. G. PGngst.-The defendant,
who Is maker OF cigars at $40 East Houston street,
was held In 81 600 pail for examination on charge
OF selling cigars from relied boxes to which pro-
per revenue stamps had not been attached.
Charge Against n DistiIler.
The United States VS., Edward A. Bowrle.-The de-
PENDANT was held in So 500 bail for examination on
charge OF having defrauded the United States by
not paying the specified tax on distilled spirits in
the manufacture Of which he was engaged.
Alleged Spugalina.
The United States W.. W. ]. POllock.-The defend
ant is charged with having brought into this
country from abroad large quantity OF jute and
linen goods and entered the same at the custom
Honse under false and fraudulent invoices He
appeared before Commissioner Belts yesterday at
one O'Clock, when counsel for Pollock In.
timatcd that he was DESTROYS OF going on
with the examination. The District Attorney
said he would send the case TO the Grand Jury.
ing was that the examination should be proceeded
with, and then went before Commissioner Shields
with the view Of obtaining an examination on
another branch OF the case. Commissioner Shields
said he would let the defendant have the required
examination ~ any time agreed on between the
District Attorney and defendants counsel
The suit Against Justice Cox Tor Alleged
False imprisonment.
Justice Cox appeared before Commissioner
Shields on Saturday and gave special bail In SIS 900
to appear and answer the complaint In the suit Of
Mathew ]. O'ROrkc against him and one Laurence
MOrrssey for alleged false imprisonment.
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opens IL a. Mos. eS2 IS, 9l6. 1901 1874, 1874,
is!H 1874 1871, 1873, 1879 1880 1851, 1884. 1854
T., nARINE OouRr-rRIAL TERM-Part Held oy
s s O'Clock A. M.-Nos S03s, 5000, s0s6, 1919 $780,
IcU 1880 Si4e $685. 1885, $780, s246 s247. $685. $685.
r , z-heid by Judge Curtis Court opens ct ten
S Socs A. Mos 1885, Ill., s29 s21S, $685. S2oe,
900 ia SSs s2S 1854 $3.50 s2o7 1888 $751; $3.50
LED Dy Judge SheaNos sS1e 1884 1854 s907, 5000.
WV yori yo4S so4s sos7 ooe soe7 eoes so7o slaH
John X. Hackett.-The Beopie Va. Philip Wilke.
murder nnr same vs. John Kelly burglary Same vs.
S0n n. smith, Dargary Same vs. Patrick Keely rob-
Frederick Henry. forgery; Same VS.. Thomas
MCCORMACK, felontous attempt at robbery; same
Joseph Hyland, grand larceny; Same Va. Ru.
dolph Smith, grand larceny; Same Va. Mary Ann
Leonard, grand larceny from the person.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SpEClkl TERM.
Little DifHcuisy About q Little Board Bill.
Before Judge Sedgwick.

Little Uifacuiiy About "a Little Board Bill.
Before Judge Sedgwick.
Sarah A. Brown vs.. Albert Simpson. Plaintiff
keeps a fashionable uptown boarding house.
Among her boarders were the defendant, his wife
and lady relative. Mr. Simpson, as alleged, al.
lowed his board bill TO run arrears to the amount
OF $780, and suit was brought to recover the
amount The preliminary proceedings took place
before Judge Cox, who granted an order OF arrest
against the defendant, and the matter came before
TINS Court yesterday on motion 10 vacate this
order. II was set up that the defendant obtained
board under false prctences, and III support OF this
an affidavit OF the piairtin was read, all the material
allegations contained In which, however, were en-
phatcally denied in counter alndavit OF the de-
PENDANT. After hearing the ailidavlts and argument
the Court denied the motion, but reduced the ball
from $3.50 to $3.50.
Decisions.
Margaret Jussn VS.. Henry Jussn-M Motion
granted; So o week and S25 counsel fee.
John r. Sanger vs. Patrick Murray. Order
granted.
John Gray W.. John n. Hiller.-Same.
in the Matter OF Walter Brown.-Same.
James Gilmore vs.. George II. Wood.-Same.
Charles ID. Cambria w. Hiram Payne ct aL-Order
OF reference granted.
Richard Ten Brock VS.. Francis Morris.-Order
granted in both suits.
James H. Mills vs. Abraham B. Davis ct al.-Order
staying proceedings granted.
In the Matter OF Joseph Townllng. Assignee ap-
pointed.
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COURT CkLthDARS-Tnls DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CRCUT--Part Held ~
Judge Barrett-Court opens ut ten O'Clock A. ME-
Nos GIT, 337, $685. 951 10l5, re. 14l1, 12gg, 1870
l3l9,s, 1857, 1882 1868, 1867, 1875 1871 1879 1851
r. c. 1866, as $50. The continued January Term
adjourned 10 Monday, April l. 1872. Part 2-Heid
by Judge Brady--Court opens AT eleven A. Mos
1856, 6d2, GAG, 432H, Il. u 66h, r. q: 361, 500 y
1854, 5o4, 45o 454, AGO. AGO. 40, Az, II. T. lss, ~
$50, 474, AIS. 49,, - ,,.
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBEus-Held by Judge
CardoZ0-C0urt opens at eleven A. Mos 20, "a,
90 81 80 49, a. AZ, 81, So, 81, 49, 20, 10 SS' ioS'
III, 122, 1856, 149, 152, 1856 100, l62, 1913 g..
SUPREME touRrsrEcIA IEkmr ,no o ny Suoge
Barnard--C0urt opens at nan .pass , ,cn oo''0n AZ
supERIoR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Paft i-Hela py
Judge Harbour 900, 1851, IS3, I9l9, o ADDED
canses-i5sa, 1857, 1882 $685. 1927, 1892 1901 1903
CousT or CoMMoN PlIATEIAI, TGEsPs sIt1en
A. M-Nos sod 900, $50, lo65H, 1903. s9S. hy
ordcr-lS2p 49, II, ga 1888. l2es, go ~ 1esH.
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SUPREME C0URT--cHAM3EHS.
Decisions.

by Judge Ingraham.
Council vs. COnnelL-Memorandum for counsel.
Pyle Jr, e. al, VS.. Kahnville.-MOtlon granted.
London vs. Tribune Association. Motion granted
with stay in three suits.
Einig vs.. Schreyer ct al-Motion granted.
Barnes vs. GaynOr.-M0tiOn denied.
In the matter Of the petition OF Mary Elizabeth
Caroline Thibaud, to assume control OF her prop.
erty.-Prayer OF petitioner granted.
Breese vs. neutrality-suspicious. granted.
Chirley vs. Chamberlain. motion denied without
costs. See memorandum with clerk.
In the matter OF the application OF nj. r. Styners
ct al. TO vacate application denied.
See memorandum with clerk.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

suit Against an Alleged DefuulIina Revenue
Collector.
On Saturday suit was commenced In the above
Court by the United states against Edwin W. Bud.
ington, ex Collector Of the Thirteenth Collection
district OF this city, aud his sureties, Thomas Cor
neli Henry A. Samson, Lewis N Hermance, Corne-
Illus Bruyn and Andrew Near, to recover 500. 900.
the amount OF Mr.. Budingon's bond for his alleged
defalcati0n while holding the official position above
named. 1t Is stated that the actual delalcatlOn in
this case amounts to about $50, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-11
LARGE FIRE AT NEwTOwN, L. 1.

Az eleven O'Clock on Saturday night fire broke out
In the barn Of Henry Leveredge, which soon spread
TO the adjoining outhouses and stables, destroying
all OF them completely. Several very valuable
horses, cattle, hay, grain, &C, were utterly con-
sumed, involving a loss OF $4,000 The COachman,
VINO used to work for Mr.. Leveredge, Is missing. lie
was asleep III one OF the ounouses, and must have
been burned TO death. The origin of the confAgra.
ton Is unknown, Dut Is supposed TO have been the
work OF an inCendary.
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Nlarshal's Fees Taxation Of Costs.
On Saturday Judge Blatchford rendered his de-
cision upon O certificate presented to him In the
matter Of Utley Hare, bankrupt, which is now
pending before Register Williams. The Register
states IN his certificate that In this case ne taxed
and deducted from the Marshals bill the following
housekeeping papers. 81; advertising In Com
mercial ldrerttser. 81 so; twenty-four days GUS
tody, Of 81 co. 500; allowance to Marshal SIS. With
cepted 70 the taxation requested that the point
be certified TO the Judge for decision The Register
the bill That it appears rom she testimony that the
property OF which the Marshal had custody was
quantity Of hardware upon the second MOOR or mrs.
LOTT OF bullding-the hrst door, second and third
lofts Of which were used by other parties for mer
camille purposes that the goods were deemed sui.
the Key il SO secured At night It Is not suggested
s ass s0! and n Key the 'sl1ss
The fact that business letters may contail
to @ Ucs Of snd ars 3 the
hands OF unreliable persons In case the Marshaps
custodian was not there 70 receive Ave- them Is am
were locked the postman would scarcely deliver
them TO person outside The Register thinks the
property that is seized under warrant as II the
property were his own by purchase or otherwise,
ance Of The ITEM Of s 70 the 3aTsSa " VIC
The Judge In his decision says:-"I think It Is pro-
per 70 allow the item Of s6o ana to disallow the
The Yonkers and New York Fire Insurance
Company.
As already stated In the HERALD a petition had
been filed by Alexander +. Orr for the purpose OF
having the Yonkers and New YORK Fire Insurance
Company declared an Involuntary bankrupt on the
ground that it failed to pay It's policies TO parties
ne mad suffered s fS the great IRE of Gars s
lar order on the calendar counsel appeared and
consented to dismissal Of the proceedings, with
Win RI no Ia Off
by the receiver appointed In the State Court. The
petit on was therefore withdrawn.
Voluntary Petitions in bankruptcy.
John Jacobs, Solomon Cohen, Benjamin Rock
well, James II. Neice.
Adiudications in Involuntary Gases.
Alvin o. Buck, William J. Dudley, Charles l..
Cozzens, william r. Hart, Isaac Parminter, Charles
c. Hubbell, Edward A. Chapel Luther NJ. Fuller,
Ell L. Miller.
Discharge.
Crap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-11
THE GAMBLING TRAGEDY.

Surrender Of Newman Coma,itted TO the
TOlnbs.
John Newman, The railroad conductor, who stands
charged with shooting Michael Condor In the abdo-
men during quarrel over game OF cards IN the
porter house 459 Fourth avenue, having surrendered
himself to Captain Leary, OF the Twenty.hrst pre-
clnct was on Saturday brought before Coroner Herr
TomDs 10 await the action OF The Grand Jury New.
man, who IL twenty.three years OF age and born In
three persons at the same lime aDd DycJ The plss9
IN sell dSfSnCe
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He COUR T S.

United States 1arshal1 Fees In Bankruptcy
Yonkers and New York Insurance Compa-
ny-An Internal Revenue Collector In
Trouble-Alleged Violations Of the In
ternal Revenue Law-Justice Coz
in Court-The Car Hook Tsa-
gedy Again Before the
Courts - Decisions
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Yesterday morning Patrick Monahan fell upon the
sidewalk IN Douglas street and broke his shoulder
bone. He was taken to the hospital.
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Arrests.

There were 2ss persons arrested in this city BY
the police during the past week. The principal
offence was intOxicati0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-11

The Change Of the OeKnIb Avenue Car Route.
large number Of citizens living upon the line Of
the DeKalb avenue car route are urging the men,
bers Of the Legislature to pass an act authorizing
the DeKalb Avenue Railroad Company to change
their route so that they can run direct TO Fulton
PEELED to turn OF at Gold street. Tie bill will be 0p-
posed 10y the Brooklyn City Railroad Company.
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a Daring Deed.

rogue entered the basement OF the dwelling
house of MIR. G. Bartlett, 1913 Park avenue on Sat-
urday afternoon and finding no one in the apart
ment but q girl twelve years OF age, sister OF the
owner or the house, the rutilan tied q towel over
her mouth and proceeded to ransack the place.
Having secured small sum OF money and divers
ARTICLES OF portable value he bid the child keep
quiet under penalty OF condlgn punishment and
LETT forthwith
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Mrs. James Herman, residing az No. 214 Hudson
avenue, found her infant son, three weeks old,
dead in bed yesterday morning.
Mrs. Shieber, No. 226 Bridge street, found her
infant daughter four months old, dead In ped yes
terlay morning.
The body OF O female infant O week old was
found Yesterday morning In vacant lot on Canton
street by OIlicer Delehanty.
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PLAYING FOR BEN.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, March 10, 1871.
General Butler and party were serenaded last
night BY tho band Of the Artillery School. They leit
this morning Nv ten O'Clock iOr Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-11

The Fire Marshal reports 81 fires for the week
ending March 8. The estimated loss Is $67,695;
amount Of insurance, S441,760.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-11

Tax Collector Lemuel Burrows and his busy corps
Of help have taken IN during the past week taxes
TO the amount OF $S3,374 A.
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Walter b. Osgo0d, forty.nve years OF age, was
found dead IN bed five O'Clock last evening" az his
home, 45 East Ninth street.
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Onicer Early. of the Third precinct, arrested
James Moran ct late hour on Saturday night ON q
charge OF stealing $40 worth OF cigars from the
nquOr store OF Patrick Murphy, corner OF Columbia
and Degraw streets.
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NEW YORK CITY.

vital statistics for the week ending March S:-
Deaths, Gal; still births. 81; marriages. so; births.
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The woman Harriet Martin, Of No. 2s Oak street
who took sulphate Of morphia on Saturday morn
ing to destroy her life, has Died at the Centr
Street Hospital Coroner Young has been nOtihe'
and Will hold an inquest
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Probably Fatal stabbins ARRAY.

Two coach drivers named Dennis Healy and Law
renee Green, who are employed by L. e. Siefkin,
got into quarrel yesterday afternoon in the STABLE
No. Harrison street. Finally they came to blows
better OF him, managed TO get his pocketknile out
and inflicted a wound In GREEN'S neck which 1t ID
called in, and after the wound was dressed. the
wounded man was taken to his home at the corner
OF Baltic and Hoyt streets. Heaiy was arrested by
Officer Smith and locked up In the Third precinct
station house.
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spring State Elcctions.
New Hampshire. Tuesday, March IL.
Connecticut, Monday, April ].
Judge Davis In Alabama.

The Monts emery Adue,1 User remarks that since
the nomination OF Judge Davis. OF Illinois, for the
Presidency and Governor Parker, Of New Jersey,
for the Vice Presidency, BY the labor reformers, an
impression has been steadily gaining ground
throughour the country that on this ticket all the
conservative elements In opposition to Grant and
the extreme radicals can be thoroughly cOncen-
trated. So far as we have any knowledge OF public
sentiment IN the South continues the Advertiser,
the leading idea with our people Is that the North
ern and Western democracy shall choose their
candidate and select their own ground Tor the
coming great and decisive battle. The Southern
States viii ratlty by their votes in Convention the
choice OF the North and West, and, moreover, will
cast at least eighty electoral votes for che ticket.
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PoLITIc Al

Arrival or Governor Warmoth- X rsig tion
by General Longsfreet, o. tho surve orship
Of New Orleans.
gentleman who arrived from New Orleans yes
terday morning with Governor warmoth reports
that on Tuesday last General Longstrect forwarded
letter to the Secretary OF the Treasury resignng
the oce OF Surveyor Of the Port OF New Orleans on
the ground that he does not approve OF the policy
oil the President regarding Louisiana AFFAIRS, ana
cannot consistently mold the ONCE longer He also
Of one OF the Gove we Ssss parry not now
ever. TO be published until the secretary
acts upon the resignation. It is represented presented
that Mr.. Longstreet, In the letter, taxes strong
ground against the President, and has resigned
voluntarily; but per contra, the New Orleans Times
city on Tuesday that the surveyor had been re-
quested TO resign. Governor Warmofh, whose I'M In
mediate object "a visiting the Nortn - 70 attend Inc
the State Of Louisiana holds 81. 900 stock WIN
remain here four or five days and then proceed 70
nounced against the administration and In favor OF
Judge Davis in the event OF The nomination OF Grant
by the Philadelphia Convention.
Spring state Elcciioms.
New Hampshire. Tuesday, March -.
Connecticut. Monday, April.
-
Political Conventions, 1872.
NATIONAL.
Liberal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, May l.
Regular republican-Philadelphl June T.
STATE.
Observation-Disclosures. March Ia
Rhode lsland-Republican. March a.
Rhode lsland-DemOcratlc, March 20.
IOwa-Republican, March ~.
Observation-Disclosures, April 10.
Florda-Republican, April 10.
North Carolina-Repubican April H.
North acknowledgements conservative May I.
Tennessee republican May 10:
New Jersey-Repubcan, May 81.
Arkansas Democratic. June 19.