davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


YLE-MANsFIELD.-On Tuesday, November %,
1871, at the church OF the TRANSPORTATION, by the
Rev. G. II. Houghton, J. w. BOYLE ~ MARY, eldest
daughter OF William W. Mansfield, Esq, all OF tnis
city.
CoUNTZ-HERBELL.- Thursday, December Ia
at the st. James English Lutheran cnurcn, East
Fifteenth street, by the Rev. A. G. Wedekind, ID.
d., OSCAR +. COUNT to MARIA e.. eldest daughter OF
John L. Her6ell, Esq, both OF this city' IN r,rr,
day, January 4, at tue residence Of the brides
EDWARD II. FULLER, OF Yonkers, n. T., TO ANNA E.,
only daughter OF Mr.. George Harris.
PHILLIPs-LEvY.-On Wednesday, January 3, by
the Rev 8. NJ lsaacs at the residence or the brides
parents No. So west Thtrty.seventh street, HENRY
PHILLIPS to ALICE, daughter OF saul j. Levy, all
RoLLwAGEN- HERBELL.-On Thursday December
a. at the st. james English Lutheran church, East
Fifteenth street, by the Rev. A. y. Wedekind ID. d.,
GEORGE ID. ROLLwAGEN to EMILY s., second daugh'
ter OF John L. Herbel ESQ.,, b0tn OF this city.
THROCKMoRTON-WATrs.-O Sunday December
81 by the Rev. Mr.. Ferris OF Bedford street church
Mr.. CHARLES THROCKMORTOH to Miss LOrrIE WAITS
oil OF this city. No cards. Isle transit"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

No. mixed Ike rejected ss1c seller last half OF month
slAc seller February, a. seller AprI 4shc 43Ac seller
Nay. l7c IKE Oats drm and fair demand: No No.; :.
: saHc;; seller Nay. 80. rye IN lair demand and
far demand? no. ! SPRING 6aac Ssc.; NO do, DC
5oc No. spring. seller February, ssc. e3,sc closing
$s 90 seIsr February sis So sls So seller Apri sl4
seller March, &c. CSC Hams In pickle sAc. &C. Green
meats unchanged. bulk quiet but hrn. Live hogs
active and higher; IA 20 a "a 80 for TO medium;
$ - IS FOR fair cnoics Dressed hogs active a.
bbs Hour 900 bushels wheat $4,000 do. $50 900 do
OATS 1000 do rye 900 do. barley and 10000 hogs Ship
ments-4OOo bbls four 1000 bushels wheat 900 bushels
corn. 1900 OATS 1000 do 1900 do barley ana 5oo
hoas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06
Died.

AsHLEY.--On Thursday, January T. MILDRED Ia,
eldest daughter Of samuel ]. and Irene v. Ashley,
aged years, months and IL days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF her parents, $40 West Thiruetn street, on
sunday, at one O'Clock.
AvERiLL.-ln Brooklyn on Thursday, January 4,
ELICOTT d., youngest son OF Elicott ID. and Anna
Averill, aged years and 6mOnths.
The relatives aud friends Of the family, also Co.
rinthan Lodge ASS f. and A. NJ, are respectfully In.
vted TO attend the funeral from the residence OF ms
parents, Kutledge street, near Wythe avenue, on
sunday, It'll inst, at hal-pdst one T. Al.
BkowN-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, January 4,
after short but painful illness, Captain WILLIAM
BROWN, In the 50tn year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
51s Hicks street, on this Saturday morning. at nine
O'Clock. The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend without further
notice. n.
Rochester IN. W and Newcastle-upon Tyne ENG.
land) papers please copy.
BUrLER.-On Friday, December B, ANDREW
! BUTLER, florist. aged AZ years.
Due notice VI funeral VIII be given In to-morrows
paper.
fYRSRs.-Un Wednesday, January s. MARY A.
| BYRXEs the beloved wife Of Jeremiah Byrnes
| Tne relatives and friends Of the family are re-
! spectruy Invited TO attend her funeral. IRON her
late residence corner smith aud Buiier streets.
Brooklyn, Saturday, January o, at Two O'CLOCK.
| BRIGGs.-0n Tnursdav January iH7~ "A"S~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Quarter to six O'Clock p. nj.


FRIDAY, Jan. 5-6P. NJ.
AsHFs-The demand for both pots and pearls continued
good and with limited supply. Prices remain firm. We
quote Potts. IS IS q 80 rs, and pearls 81 81 So
CANDLEs-Ths market for the past few days has been
tribe active, although generally still remains quiet
prices unchanged We quote Sperm, $40 &c.,; pa
do. Ac &c. stearice 2sc 2sc adamanne, loo.
19c. paranne 25c. . 26c.
CoPPER-The market for the past three days has been
fairly active and higher The aggregate lbs OF
lake At 27c 27sZc cash. &c. February delivery
Advices England note advance In pce there Of
IS on The market closed her at zsc cash. and 2sc
for forward delivery, .
tons, but very firm. There were sales reported.
We quote :--Cargoes tRio, ordinary; l6hc. a l6Nc.
do do fair, l65xc 17c; do. do. good, Ihc. HHc. do
prime, lshc. s,e, gold in bond ~ days. Marscabo
l9c 2Oc Laguayra l6c. 20c ST. Domingo, In bond, l2c
aI2jSc. java 2Sc a24c., gold. duty paid
CoTToN-There has been far demand TO day Tor cotton
on the SPOT with prices in sellers favor For future de-
livery the moderately active and steady at yes
terdy rates. The sales reported ON Change sum up AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

1lox Q llo1s; do do. 1866. do. 1l2E 1l2h; do.
DO, 1867 registered, January and July. ilh
o NIX do do, 1896. coupon. 1llA lllT; 90.
do. 1857. do., l12k i12S; do do 1858. DO.
il2k lis; do. nves OF 1884, funded, registered
lO9h ITO; do. do. do. coupon, 1923 llo;
do ten-forties. registered 100 losk; do. do cou'
pom, 1929 ITO.
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was less active although early
in the forenoon there had been enough OF the
bearish sentiment remaining from the previous day
to occasion fairly active pressure OF sales, with an
attendant further decline or = q per cent In the
leading speculative favorites. But the vanishing OF
the Spanish war cloud; the better supply oil money.
which was deemed cheap at l'S2 a LILO by
those carrying stocks and the less agl-
tated feeling in regard to the banks, now
that the Third avenue institution had held
out so stanchly, turned the market IN the upward
direction. and gradually impaired quiet and
steady feeling bit without exciting much business.
Alter four O'Clock there was sudden further ad-
vance. based mostly on the covering Of sales by th
clears 70 WHOM the $500, ooS 900 matter was
"bul" influence OF extravagant ana terrifying pro-
portions. This rise caused the failure OF broker
operating on the "Dear'' side, his ventures
having been chieny IN Rock Island. The
intelligence concerning the new loan was quite
morufying to many OF the larger operators and
Clique SpeCuldtOTS WuO SOu Oub Just Ou oVe VI
negotiation which, however aesthetic amt sent.
mental as an influence In 'bulling" the non-divi-
dend-paying stocks is likely to have real efect In
advancing solid investments like FIRST class railway
mortgages, and may therefore, upheave the whole
superstructure above these primary foundations OF
railway property provlded-and the provso is not
an unImportant one-that the present strin-
gency of the money market Is not the result Of
an undue expansion in stocks already with the
inks OF the city possessed Of only $40 900 600 Of
snbacks-a poverty IN this item calculated to
~ indefinitely any help TO further imitation OF
Were we at specie payments the future
be 80 dubious, Tor the banks could utilize
49,. -. Y stock Of gold and the present inna-
~ 49,. be ''hard -pan," as compared with
w. W. at would result England, being just
49, Wv ,..r,oa -, IN gold, ana money worth only q
or nor oon, 10 On the eve Of widespread and
s,ocx sn. 'ulaton-a fact explaining, I'M
narerno az # NAV "a to US, the present. sasacious
movement OF the Ros. 1schilds and Jay Cooke TO
grasp 5000, 700 OF on ana a. per GEMS 70
oas 1t on the speculative dc when European ca ol
tall dissatisfied with per cen It, shali turn in ques
OF better investments and pay, premium Tor AZ
anu per cent government obli9A ttlon
HIGHEST AND LOWEST f'RlCEsA
The following table shows the higA'est aud lowest
~ IL ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

The quotations based running In quality not
than half grade below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND -Recepts-Four, 1859 bDs. wneat,
6250 bushels corn So 100 90 corn meal ~ 6ols aud Soo
bags; oats 2O0J bushels barley $500 do The -four
ket active export demand and prices
generally l0c c Dbl higher, ana holders wero
not very anxious SELL at the advance Shipping
grades active but were pretty held
store; 900 bbs Rye -four quiet
and prices unchanged the sales only about $40
bbs Southern moderate request, but the
ket ruled sympathy with other kinds; the sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06
Yesterday morning Coroner Keenan, commence

Yesterday morning Coroner Keenan, commenced
an investigation the case OF Carl Grunzlng, iate
OF 165 Allen street, who was found In the dock foot
Of Christopher street, North River earl on Monday
morning last. under somewhat suspicious circum-
stances. Testimony was introduced 10 show that
deceased was heard screaming IN the water ana
was rescued by TWO or three men III q rev moments
afterwards. No one was near Drumming when ne
fell in the water, and there now remains no doubt
that he accidentally Tell overheard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

The United States Local Inspectors OF Steamers
for the district of New York will on Monday next,
potfy owners and orlicers Of steamers In the dis
trict that henceforth said steamers must be pro-
vided with all Instruments, machines anu equip,
FEBRUARY o. 1871 and by the rules and regulations
OF the Board OF supervising Inspectors, approved
by the Secretary OF the Treasury November o. 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

sail. sled. 1890. To uavre. by steam. lc:,
gold; SAIL Ac. To Hamburs by steam, I'D. comPres'ss
Baltic ports BY sai &c. lc, gold. The net receips
follows l70S; New Dreams
1855; Mobile ss: Savannah s6if: Charleston, ssa
Wilmington 4s Norfolk, 1,s7l; Baltimore bSl; New YORK
This dav last year. 20 552 W Q quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

Pittsburg IN tO-days business was quoted ex. the
dividend OF 1912 per cent cash ana 42.S5 per cent
sock, ana will in future be simple guaranteed
stock which the Pennsylv, MIA Railroad will pay
quarterly dividends at the rate OF seven per cent
DER annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

NxvMn srosrsfhc market, spirits
Ss s. w " as.s 6 sSn
TIs :sS bbls pale q S. 500 bcls strained At
aaIy lower quoted SS 1873 SS Tor washington
PETRSIRum-rhe marke, refined continued dull and
and scarcely anything offering Quoted a. 2sAc a
osseS aSosa no%n s D Sanna
but steady l.c lssc Tor Western Or city Case oil re-
on
a
for spot or O. mpns IssTs b we!s b no sae
ages. cut @es.: pacxases 1sss bos and srce.
sd s ~
while there were buyers s$ 25 the about 2so
sS H m:.. 'ss:
si,.. 40 III 81 prime
Bacon active tribe hrmer The sales were
@ cT ons Lard was sc for
Western on he spot sales Of 400 isrces FOR
anchsnssa Clear %ddss short ~ ana e e
steady at former quotations sales
active 81. and 90 sTm We nc:.
7e and ssS bags Rsngoon at S.sc &C. lint ,,ou, No.
s'fSs' 'Ne4s' hear R'ss .sss
We s:"cuba-insror To- common refining. sac
@ s ial % soSa
grocery $40 loe; cenriagsl hhds 8. aud boxes
ar aads Dutch Dutch
49, 49,: &c., ~ s gs es Is So ~
do. white, &C. a l2hc. Porto Rico-Common to prime
refining SIC 92sc fair choice grocery 919c l01c.
Brazil-Dutch standard Nos. TO u, TIC. &c. Java
Dutch Standard Nos. 10 to IL, 9lc &c ManaSuperlor
and superior. 7sfc. SIC.
sTKARINE remained dull and entirely nominal at sc for
tierces and &c. for hhds ,,,
more prices remain firm We hear OF sales OF lOO
OF sundry seedeas at 2c Doc 40 cases OF ONO
assorted seedeaf 80 cases OF New Yors wrappers both
500 bales OF Havana at CSC. a 81 10.
TINThe market the past few days has been decidedly
more The sales e-bU0 boxes charcoal
tin plate SO 25 gold $50 boxes g COKE l0y4 2o0 DO
l. G. coke, I4x20-boh sales at IS 37H gold; tons OF
English TIM Size, gold, and So pigs straits at Ssc gold
TALLow In fair demand, with sales OF 7sOoO lbs city
W1oi-There has a fair business for the past three
DAYS In descriptions The sales however, have been
principally small lots, for which former prices were real
lied The since last were as follows 2000 lbs
and Xxx Ohio fleece, Csc. 656c 10000 do unwashed.
4sc Sc 100 do washed fleece Sec 70 o@o oS DO medium
pulled 62ec 70c 5000 do extra do &c.; 6ouo do black
pnled SIC b2Hc 1000 Texas, 41c. 42c 1000 do.
bury Texas 35c $4,000 fall clip California, Soc 1000
do do bury 30c ~ 900 do. Montevldeo 49,; 10000 do
Mestza pulled &c. 10000 do. Cape. 40c 42c % 900 do
do secured do unwashed, lCOOOD do fall clip Caor
mia, unwashed Turkey, 50O0 DO western Texas
super pulled al - bales combngs all on private
terms
and prices prevailed The sales were about 800 bo
at g2c 92Hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06
CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The market for beef cattle steady Hogs steady
nj Sc SIC. Receipts-2U0 cattle and 5O0 hogs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

The next lecture in the free course of scientific
lectures for the people at the Cooper Union will take
place in the great hail this Saturday evening at
eight O'CLOCK Subject Our Bodies" Lecturer
Willard Parker, NJ. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

The demand for wheat was decidedy active,
spGsS
aPrng Which had sssn very gast for long time past
but there was nevertheless fair business done At the
snS SS
u % for 81 So 81 81 for red winter in store and
:sss
4 4 s;;. saas: ss$s
was 10 moderate demand, and the market closed dull, At
for for ss' o sI sna
aloat old mixed was nominaly sOc so,sc saoa Oats
Ia fhs
Ssa aSs s sc
Barley was dull at about soc 81 10 for common Western
bushels Western Sold at NSA Us o.
Sss % berth has sss
for charter principally for the petroleum trade but the arm
SspSs'sS LIysIsoo
Ss % .rs. and BY SAIL 800
% s
and 5D sns
NAPLES s s o
private terms and balance general cargo ON private
GUNSrEs There has been fair inquiry for bags since
We hear as OF s sn q q Sses for
I've at iIS' GOLD, h. bond.
but uncbas rs also quiet, but steady There
been fair dsmana i1te butts WIN sales Of 500 bales at
sac. cash and LOO hsl 70 arrive az gee cash we quote "a
per manila lake - gold SGn Sisa ne Inc gold
jute 45Sc 6Sc gold, A butts, 3sc., currency
Du @ e continue n ao
force sae, rHs cure Quotations @
q 3Oc old lOc 20,; California yearngs l5c. 2oc do
DID, l5c Foreign hops quoted within the range Of Soc
a 75c.
HAY AND STRAw.--There q far demand for ah de.
for shipping ~ IS 81 % for retail qualities u 20 n 30
for clover 81 oa 81 % for long rye straw, VI 20 fcT
MOLAssEs- There continued air demand for domestic
former prices but foreign entirely neglected We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06
NEW YORK CITY.

The Evangelical Alliance have arranged FOR the
holding OF q united prayer meeting In DIR. Rogers
church. corner Fifth avenue and Twenty street.
at nall past three O'Clock each day next week. Inc
Rev. DR.. OrmistOn will preside Ut the meeting on
Monday, and deliver an address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

IN the gold loan marKet the rateS TOT carrying
ranged from 5-64 TO per cent me operations OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were as f0llows:-
..4
Gold balances l,7l4J46
currency DalanceS.. Z,06l, 44o
The Treasury paid out $4,000 gold in redemption
OF called bonds making total on this account OF
$22 900 and $3.50. 900 OF the January interest.
According TO statistics contained IN the manual OF
the gold market just issued by the Register OF the
Gold Board, Mr.. j. y. Mersereau the highest pre-
MUM gold during our ten years Of suspension Of
specie payments was 1S6 per cent During the year
just closed the gross dealings IN gold amounted to
SO, 203 OOO,0 The highest dealings In one day
were $117,0Oo,OO0, and the average daily amount
was $40,14 447.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

4 Jealous Woman Attempts ''o ,ass' In CROCK
cry Store-The Police Save Her a. IN tne fu-
nsra Pyre- Mra Harriet Tacklsbury 1e'o
toAnswsr and Her Admirer, Farringtons
Dischargsd-shrsve Locked Up
Looking for Love Letters-A
Woman Who Dared to Jump
Into River from Two
Story Window.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

specially Invited to attend the funeral on Sunday.
January = at two O'Clock ?. NJ, from h.s late rest
Will he taken TO Calvary Tor interment.
NEviNS.-On Friday morning, January s, sud-
denly, MARY E. NEviSs, daughter OF the late RUFUS
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, on sunday, 7tn
INST, at two O'Clock. from her late residence, %
South Portland avenue, Brooklyn.
PALMER.-On Friday, January 8, at Mamaronecks
Westminster county, JOHN PALMER, In Inc Siss
| year OF ms age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PRIcE.-On Thursday, January 4, 1879 MARY CAR-
OLINE wife OF W illIam Oliver Price, and daughter
| OF the late Dr. Moses and susan Jaques $500.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
Elizabeth, N. j., on Saturday, January g. ut Two
| O'Clock.
MoND, reict OF Frederick Raymond, aged IS years.
| Relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral rom he nd lase
residence, 2i7 East Thirty-hrst street, on Mohoays
January 8, at one O'Clock 2. NJ.
sCHLEssINGER.-On Friday, January 8, LOUIS
The funeral will take place on Sunday. January
7, at one O'Clock p. NJ, from his late residence. .oo
East Fye Gig street rect corner NO lIrd
also OF Reuben Lodge, l. o. s. s. L. and the friends Oh
the families Oh Schlessinger aud Springer, are To
ScnoLEs-On Friday, January s., after snort ili-
! ness JOHN SCHOLEs, native oil hlee' neas io'A'
! DO county Fermanayli, Ireland, aged ~ years
me relatives and friends Of family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the fneral from "s ine resi-
dence SAG East Tenth street, on sunuay' JANUARY .
~ s Ss Thursday, January 4, 1872 Mrs.
he relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
| funeral. from the residence OF ner brother.in-law,
Dr. Tonellcr, 3ps West Thirty second street. On
| Atpnday the stu inst, at three 2. M.
| WrLLiAmsoS-On Friday, January s, 1877, SARAH
| j. WILLIAMSON, in the 1ath year OF her age.
! the relatives anu ricnds OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral irom her late
residence la3 East Thirty ninth street. sandal.
January 7, ~ one O'Clock Y, NJ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-06

been stopping at lSl Greenwich street, near Dey;
I know MIR. Shreeve my business was selling
crockery ware III the country had place az Oyster
Bay: was formerly In business with Shreeve at 90
Barclay street sold out to him on 23i OF
November last had been three or four months In
business there with him ;.solu out TO him Tor con-
sideration OF s9,500-$2,000 In cash; the balance.
freouenty In ana out OF the store nearly every day;
Was there on the day OF the fire: Air. Shreeve and
the clerks were there; should Judge have known
Shreeye twenty lour or twenty i've years; knew
notSing about the IRE until GOT TO 30 Barclay
street on Thursday morning.
Judge Hogan then adjourned the case until ten
ats must have borne very close relations
to MRS. TsckleDury, for during the time tne evidence
was being given he manifested considerable ner.
vousnes aud nay maze his way 70 nev s sce sne
gave immediately to the counsel VINO nad neen !,
assigned to ner by Justice Hogan. Inc tru,n
OF the matter In the case VIII pI rSSu
be shown on further examination; that MRS. Tackie.
bury has heen living for the rasL TWO years ana =
half with Harrington as his mistress and mas peer
subject to periodical s OF jealousy Is iiKey 70 pt
allowed harrington stated after MS discharge ts
our reporter that Mrs Tackiebury had oeeh con
nned some years ago, after ner nrss mar a,,
rage in an asylum for the insane, hav
os ssaeSaSs cut sne GROUND snc ran raps
toward a swlit-running river. ON when sne WI
: nsned BY the energetic Snerif of the county II
sSeratons ~ o msS Ms has Osen
the habit OF taking the key oil Snreeves store iron
MS pocket and paying nightly visits TO No. 30 Bar
rington's private desk In search OF suppose
love letters from other women. Al times, Will
watkins IN the street with harrington, Mrs. Tackle
and appeal to the Unseen to SEND Hts lighnng
down on the head OF her aged aumlrer. II Farrlnp
ton mas not been wilhered and blasted ere this II
bury. TO use a common vulgarlsm OF the day, thl
Case ID the result OF a 'womans scrape."
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-09-21
Yhe Yollevstene Rxpelitien

A Sioux City dispatch says private letters
were received there from Gen. Stanley,
commanding the Yellowstone exploring ex-
petition, dated August 25,h. At that time
they were a, O'Fallon's creek. and expected
to reach Fort Rice on their return about the
25.h Of September 1t was the intention
when the expedition started to remain out
until the last of October. Later letters state
that but little trouble was met with from
the Indians. but in view of the fact tina.
Major Baker, ~ command Of a similar es.
cort for ill.,. surveyors working east from
F. Ellis. Montana, was attacked, it is be>
LEVIED they have something to do with
SANKEY'S early return. Full particulars Of
Bakers fight IRE not male public. but it is
Known that he was attacked u. daylight on
the morning OF the 14'h Of August by q
large body IF Indians. aud after sharp
figh, drove them off. The fight took place
about $50 miles cas-, Of Font Ellis, near
where Pryor river cmp,ics into the Vel.
lOwstone.
Gen. C"wan. Commissioner Renncst and
large Indian delegation. passed For,
Sully last night on the steamer hspcranxa,
on their way 10 Washington. Sitting Bull
was expected to form one If this party, but
he could not I've induced I" come in. The
purity waited over two weeks at Fort Peck,
but had 10 leave him and many Others.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-09-21
IoD r.. MONTANA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1872.

the sDldlers of the Union. He would keep
the story 1T their deeds ever green In the
memory Of tho world.
Senator Wilson's remarks were greeted
with immense applause.
Il was resolved that the Convention send
greeting to President Grant, with the assur
ance that they will give him their unani
NOUS vote in Move mber.
A Dispatch was read from ex.COnfederate
soldiers of Louisiana, stating that war would
never have occurred bat for tue pr0mis g OF
assistance held out by the same PARTY that Is
now striving TO elect Greeley; that they re
pudiate the action 1T the Baltimore Conven
ton that they honor g ants masnsnim'ty
~ General Lee and the soldiers OF the Con
federacy; and that they do not believe that
up0n the lies and snccrs in the present cam
paign depend the happiness and prosperity
If the Southern people.
After addresses by General John A. Logan
Senator Wilson, James A. Garfield, and
Stewart L. Woodford, the convention id.
narned until to morrow.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-09-21

Geneva, September l4.-Thc Tribunal Of
Arbitration met ut half past twelve this If.
ternOon The five arb,,r"tors, the agents Of
the respective Governments, several Of the
counsel. twelve ladies and ten journalists,
were present. Count Schlopis, the Presi.
dent of the Court. real the arguments and
the decision of the tribunal, an, announced
the amount IF the award IA the United
States 10 be $15. 900 600 in gold. Sir Alex.
andcr Cockburn refused I" sign the decision
Of the Tribunal. Count Schlo?is WIS ap-
plnu,icsi when he concluded
After the adjournment Of the court %
guns were fred in honor Of the closing Ia
l,Ors.
The English representatives leave on Mon
day. and the Americans on Tuesday.
Count Schloris, Jacob St1mpl and
Chss. Francis Adams were the three arbi.
traitors who voted IL allow damages in tile
case Of the Shenandoah.