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oa7 PrOprietOrs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects OF Errors and Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. lmpediments 10
mari iage removed. New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable rene
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
2South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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AsEoRo woman living near Bsttie-
boro, North Carolina, has had seven
pairs of twins and is not over thirty'fve
years Of age.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL Be RECEIVED by TIE COM
w mittee on Water Works until one
o'clock Saturday, August 24th. 1877, tor the
making AMI delivering of ABOUT siXty-six
hundred feet Of four and NiX inch Water
Pipe, more or less. The pipe to be n ne SIX
teenihs OF an inch thick, with all the neces-
SaTy branches 10 suit the different Kinds nf
pipe, Stop cocks and fire plug., I'm such
quantity as the Committee on Water WORKS
may order. The pipes 10 be cast or moulded
in dry sand, In perpendicular position,
and OF good dark grey iron, so that ii can
be easily drilled. Each pipe or piece To be
twelve feet four inch \ long, the tour inch
pipe to weigh not more than three hun
dre1 and tiiiy pounds and not less than
TIN ee hundred and fOriy-five pounds, and
the six inch pipe To weigh Not more than
five hundred and five, and not less than
four hundred and ninety pounds. The
castings Oi different kinds 20 he. delivered
on the street where the ripe Is ne.ded also
n quantity OF street boxes TO De made. he
work To be done N three mDnths after the
contract Is awarded. The contractor To give
bond and security for The fulfiilme nj of the
contract. The pipe TO bear a te.t o. two
hundred and tifty pounus hydraulic press
ufe 10 the square inch, and 10 be tested in
Nheeling, under the supervision OF the
Superintendent OF the Water Works, and at
thu expense OF he cOntrac'or. The city re-
serves the right to receive or reject any or
AL bids Bids Will be endorsed Prop Isals
ior Water Pipe, Branches, &C., and TO be
LETT with the Clerk the CITY.
ANDktW WILSON.
Hartman Committee on Water Works.
auy7
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FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE cREELE1'
( OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
a. GRAFT BROWN,
- = mr. MISSOURI.

r,s PRESIDENTIAL RLxcroR' AT LARGE
JOSEPH SPRLGG, OF Hardy.
OKEY JOHNSON. Of Wood.
PRESIDENT AL HLECr DR. FIRST DISTRICT
WIN. r. HUBBARD, o; Ohio.
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NOTICE..
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

Trustees Sale of Real Estate.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRi ST
ID mai e and Sgnei by arA~le Bsown TO
the und -rsigued trustee, d trd The .ith Ia,
of November. 1870, and duly acknowledged
and admitted t. record in the X curde :
office of Marshall county, w Va, and re-
corded in deed book No. -, folio lS9, |
will, ON
Saturday, the 2ist day Of September
Is -, commencing at 10 O'clnck A. VI pro-
Ceed To sell az public auction at the mont
door OF the Court HOuS- in laid county, two
tracts or parcels of land situate on The
waters o. Big Wheeling CrCeS, IN Ma shall
bunly, w Va, de>cIibed aS follows tD-wlt:
Dne OF sid tracts OF land a ''olnS land
owned by James VI. COMBS, aid i known
~ the Bald Ea"le tract. containing fifty
nine acres and eighty SIX poles Inc u her
tract OF land adjoins said Bald Eagle tract,
a d contains three acres and iwculy-SeveU
poles, making IN the Two tracts SiXty-twO
acres aud one hundred and thirteen poles,
being the same two tracts of land Will h
were conveyed 10 the sad Carlisle Brown
iy John Handltn sni wife by deed da'ei
the 2ith of November, 1870. which q ei i OF
record in the Recorders Office OF Marshall
county.
Terms Of s1l"--One-thiri cash: the bal
auCe in twelve and eighteen months. pur
chaser giving deed Of trust on property 10
secure deferred payments.
aug 81 w. g. HANlBAN, Tru tee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Undertaking.

o,orFINs. CAsKETs AND, BURIAL
1 Eeses Of AL styles and sizes constantly
on hand and furnished to order on sht ri
on ne Are al@o prepared to prestve dies
any desired length of time. Best heaise
and hacks furnished:
Furniture Warerooms North End CenIre
Wheeling Market CIo
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Beware OF COunterfeits.

LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 CO.,
oa7 Proprietors.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

WRECK OF THE RoTHsAY-sEvENTEEN LIVES


WRECK OF THE RoTHsAY-sEvENTEEN LIVES
LOST.
LONDON, July 5.-A dispatch from Calcutta
reports that the ship Rothsay wrecked near that
port. and II OF her were lost.
FIVE MEN INSTANTLY KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
BosroN, July 5.-GeOrge Harkns, John Do
herty Cornelius Dohery, and John Harkins landed on
Governors Island, Boston Harbor, yesterday, from
saboat and took refuge from the shower in an unoceu
pied building During the storm the building was struck
by lightning and all the men, except John Harkns, we're
killed.
sPRTyGPIELD Mass. July 5.-ROger Graham, age Is,
and Mr.. Henderson, age 4O were killed by lightning IN
the streets OF Northampton yesterday.
SHIP TWEEDsDALE ABANDONED AND BURNED.
Boston, July Capt. McDougau OF the
bark Wmburn at port from Shields, states that on
June o. IN lat 4s A. lon 56I2saw the ship Tweedsdale Of
Glasgow on fire. She had previously been abandoned by
the crew. who had probably taken refuge on some pass
ing vessel.
COAL MINE BURNED-TEN LIVES LOST
ALLIANCE, Ohio, July 5.-The new coal mines,
two miles north Of Lmayille. the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad took TIRE about o'clock on Wednes
day afternoon There 20 men and one boy IN the
mine when the fire began. Eleven men escaped Aine
men and the boy were smOtAered 70 death. Up to IL
o'clock this corning bodies have been recovered
The d -e has ,ubslded
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
THE SEVENTH AT SARATOGA.

PFRsIsTEyr sHowERs-THE CAMP PROGRAMME.
SARATOGA, July Camp Sherman, at which
Nev-York's fayore regiment is now fairly domicled
pleasantly situated about two miles from the village Oh
Saratoga, is regularly laid out, and presents 10 tne
civilian a novel and attractive appearance IL Is parity
surrounded by forest on raised grouhos p' TUG
open space whereon It is laid out might be better az tne
grass stubbie gives II a somewhat barren appearance
and the almost constant rain OF the last twenty our
hours has made it decidedly uncomfortable unuer
foot particularly the part OF the guard a. ne MS
lonely round at night. Despite the rain the men seem 70
take kindly 70 the duties OF soldier at an
time OF peace, and nothing has yet occuIreu 70 I IA
the least the anticipated pleasures OF Ihe ~
Yesterday was very quietly spent, the M, ~ % %
regiment being granted passes out OF camp Det"eo '
hours OF y ana and majority ayalled Vi
the brief release from dafy. The constant ram ns
vented even formation until to-day when IOr tne nIs
time the regiment INDUCED in drill by company anu
battalion The weather is still but the ar Is pure
and wholesome. and thus far the hospital tent Is empty
and the surgeons almost without employment AruOrer
Edwards has been presented with a gold watch anu
enain, the gift Of The regiment 4,
Before vast assembage, this afternoon, the Seventh
held lis first dress paraue This evening ball Will DE
given In the regiments honor at the Grand Union Hotel
tantGen. Townsend on Sunday the regiment will hold
a pray er-ureiing and Monday IL will be reviewed 0y
Major Cen shaler. while the evening general ball
Will be gwen the dining rooms, and the camp VIII be
illuminated. On Thursday the regiment will start for
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
TIE STATE or TRADE.

DOMESTIC AARkEr~
buS aaeie 80 sSrns .iossa :, II tt.I - ~ :, 81,
July. 81 ~ BID, seller sAaEgsi No. sspnns a. sssi q
gust seller ssptsnber sOsis-so gtc eish y-Ie -
ar AugasL RE arn a a57s Tor Ne Ba-y srn q,
errd Tor No PsL WHiiy sssdy % ~ Port sssnc tni
seller Jsy ~ 81 Bais Mesis s,c bs.r,
s z6i Tor Clear RIB Sces Bao9s sa shousi-ss
IS lsa ss Is Hogs GOA
al - '0GE4 p FOR Common - fhgoe Frezhs-Whtst =.
Bnfao, g. Rsoepts-s0o bba Plou roo 5asa Nhesi ~ 30
bush Cora 10 90 Dash RFe 90 Bar~
head Cattle aad R0ar
West Com l1s
bu.h. Barley. $50 cattle. H. 20 HOgN
NEvORLRINs July 5Pour depressed saes of Iehbng s1psu-
IS 15a 20. Double EI;rs 80 S7 Trete krti =. srsl
Exs 70 Choice Fam Flour, 80 pa - ~ Corn gari I1-i
Prime ct s25ast quiet ct Tasi 10 Pprs iau
hed tI2 l3. Bacon AMI seTei a q sh0ers a.
Clear BIB sides ct ei Char Sies 8ie o "A
2l ale Lard In bctterdeuandi TercePnckrr g. fr1n~f fe
Keg Kettle 0ic Refoes l0e suaf-Pa Good rsr
9c Prime, lO.c Moas-esSo L0usAaa nsrseL NAssJ a.a
dal loSer IT0l5ic EEcaan. "a
MmwACKEs JulT 5-Floar dun and aomnsL Whet ial col
etie 81 n for No ~ 9 for Ne Cor ssiT q ga
demsni q Barley da and 1onnai ite or -
Freh;s-W0eat Buffalo y, Os--gO ltic keo@ yss-
90 bblA Flour s. 900 bush Wheat Slpmsa-3eS b1s Fssf
and % no bash Wheat
WusISGToS Juy 5-Spirt, Of rarDeauBe
steady % for straned % 3 6r Extra fssf % fer Los Pei
- y for Pale S6oF Window Glass Crude lrp-ntn siT a
~ 50 for Hand - % for feIoS DIP % . br SHgh r" "'f
a. sJ %.
ToLxDo J1y 5Pour que. ami unchanged t.naaa
sales Of Amber Michigan at ? tG+ 70, cash No kss Nshs
- csSh; Dayton and Michigan. Sl D. ben fs a. AZ - b
MI 81 lic or NogSde Oats Gull s N04fc Tor No y e 90
No trraghs arm Buaao. tigisc . Os~ego sate .
X ngsfou Nhrat
bu.h Com ana busa oats Sipment.-i Olb bush Wheat
July 5-Nheag steady a. . AdSl ~ pr Ano-r hr>
Erra Con dull ana a. +c Oai- arsfc u -
Reeps-lO bbs Four 90 bus5 Wheat shy1 %, sSs.
MEsFa.s, July S-Marse's que, and uneA,ng-i
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
C1FANINcs FROM MANY FIELDs.


LETTERS RECEIVED AT THE GLENHAM HOTEL
Among the letters received yesterday at the
headquarters Of the National Executive Committee OF
he Liberal Republicans at the Genham Hotel IN thi
city. was one from GOV. NJ q. WarmoJa Of louisiana
He says:
The liberal movement is sweeping everything before
IT, The people are brushing away TIE pohuclans ana
taking the lead themselves and, Of course, the poll
ticians dashing in behind The Grant people have
nominated a miserable teket-many OF the delegates
den0uncing il, and the people will not support IL.
gentleman Of Grafton, Cal. says.
We will carry California by from 10000 20 10000 ma
orty. The German element here Is IN our favor wei!
as the IRISH and the Ofice-hOldeTs party j. completely
demora zed. Everything II favorable, aud the ticket
grows IN strength every hour
A voice from Jacksonville, Fla, says:
Florida will be easy conquest for Greeley and Brown
Another from Lawrence, Kansas, says:
With proper effort this State can undoubtedly be
ried FOR Greeley aud Brown The Republican majority
1870 10000 in vote Of 600OO our prospects are
continually growing brighter. our frlends are harnO
NOUS while people OF the Administration party are en-
OaTrassed by Senator Pomeroy and the ea4QGses u T1
candidates.
Z le17F from Carson City Nevada contains the fol.
We shall carry Nevada for Greeley and Brown. and
also turn out the eecnes who are sucking the hte0ood
out Of people by misrepresentng US IN the senaSe
and depressing IN the courts. senator Nye will hard
~ be heard OF IN the Approaching senate contest ana
Grants chances have steadily diminished since his nom
1nauOB 1t created no enthusiasm.
Another letter from Castle Creek Broome Co.. n Y,
contains this statement:
All the postnasters exertiug themselves TO stop
The TBIBCSE, and crOWding the mails with copies
OF The Tunes for gratuItOus circulation.
A cOlOred man writing from Bloomfield, Ky, says
write 20 say that am Greeley man from the graft
tude of heart for his life VI labor spent III behalf OF
shall work for Greeley and BrOwnif have 70 beg my
bread aud walk from town 70 town TO speak.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
The LOCAL CANVASS.
JERSEY CITY HIGHTs GREELEY CLUB.

JCRsEY CITY HIGHTs GREELEY CLUB.
To TIE Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR The Greeley and Brown Club of Jersey
City flights, composed OF Germans, organized
shortly alter the Cincinnati Convention, and the
frat in the held city It's list Of members
prises some OF the best known and respected German
citizens parties and although the campaign
not Dc said 10 have fairly opened yet hearty and
earnest interest is manifested in the OF the Lib
eral party. We have not single Oce-hOlder among
either past present prospective and whatever theo
res be put forth by Grant organs in regard 20 the
German vote the question certainly settled far as
Jersey City Hghts concerned, favor Of Greeley and
Brown Our President, Dr. VIM Grauert late editor OF
the E1c Hudson, resigned that position because of
the preference OF the Hudson County German Publish
ing Association for Grant and since conscientious
manand good Republican, he was unable 70 write apollo
es for the great gft-taker. defend the OF
Of his employers who had incurred the dspeasure OF
our Grand jury" he left and was shortly after elected
President OF our club Ihe iO0Whg i an extract rom
address and declaration OF principles ad0pted az
wellsttended meeting Of the club, at Central Han, on
the l4th ut and which has since been published IN the
German papers Of the county. -
Fr The Deesraon Of IndeYendence Of he 4th Of july it
state W. ora5 oar highest law platform
IT, 1cpes and views which We VII maintain - iae eaang
sa In aeoTianes herewith. declare he reelection Of ne
% sos e ,e aaT Of Al true epuess and o al sincere DHo,
% So,.r sI 1 & ,1 so Bac1 q 1sf % I IN aSeg Da;J
Out and effort tie Of ihe Cincinnati
The following gentlemen the permanent officers OF
the Club:
Pres6ut Dr. william Grauert Vice President M0tl Bohe Cor
responding Srtsy z p Rehben; Recording secear' Laaeri
Treasurer 4 ~. KHoblaaeh
Jersey Guy, July 3, ls72
DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT.
The Hid Assembly District Democratic Club
held meeting its headquarters, No. Princest in
this city last evening" for the purpose Of indorsng the
Cincinnati nominees. j. Kelley. after calling the meet
Ing 70 order introduced Christopher Patterson, who,
after making remarks, presented the following,
which were adopted:
HAsos The present Admiua0n through corruption and Tor SELF
aggfanaireustI has plznged the anu
"Aeas be leieGt Bourbon nf
taLer hs inaofsenent bAofe OF the CinonnAd eaIls;
therefore.
Esotrf ha se pledge ourselves every honorable
Horace Greeley Prdenf
tle whole An people
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
THE REFORM CAMPAIGN.
Contlnued from First Page.

person for the office Of Governor Representatve men
were sent from the county 70 the sate SOneesslos'
had they been compelled TO show their hands on
fhe soot majority OF them would have said Greeiey'
But fhey were decidedly against Wters whose PERSONA
rslations with Forsvth not amieabie.
Well the state Convention met ana you Know tae re.
sult In nassed a resolution declining To- Instruct buS
rTok care 10 elect delegates Baltimore who viii vote
as uuit for Greeley and Brown. When some irena IN
an outde conference proposed 70 elect Wthers rom
his own district objected 10, and Insisted mat ne
should be sent as delegate from the state al large ana
voted for rs such the whole Convention. a marx OF
its confidence and testimony OF It's appreciation OF ms
course in regard 70 the Liberal movement IDS was
done and done handsomely, whereby the eduanimlty
and d1sOr pr0pre Of people, especially about MO
bile is slightly disturbed Wthers owes his county de
cgation less than nothing. ALABAMA
HOnflORlcrN. IA. JUNE %.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
CONNECTICUT NOTES.

10 me EdtI0r OF Ihe IrtbHne.
SIR: There are probably not less than 80
Liberal Republicans In this town, together with all the
Democrats and all very enthusiastic for Greeley and
Brown. In Cheshire the Republican party numbers
shout go OF these, o. are counted for the Reform
fcket In Prospect and WOlcOtt, which small farm
tog towns al least one-fOurth Of the Republicans
,e5orteJ for the Cincinnati ticket In Menden and
Fferurv the Liberal sentiment Is rapidly on Tie IN
erease Clubs have already been organized containing
sncb Ife-Ong Republican workers az '" W Lee George
~ Bodgers DT. J. J. Jaques ana others. IN Haa-4tca
creeeV bas mOre support among hepuDheaAn liAl
Grant az 4 am told II Greeley aud Brown are honll-
atd - RaIrmore that ticket viii sweep COuuccu ucut
Ike f0rnado and receive majority oi not eaa tAAI
a. oso MI CLARK, member VI tho Legislature IfOm
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

GRIMES AND AAcNALAl4@ AA-AEbA-AA Al"
Mrs. Haldridge Of Rhinebeck. y. L.. committed
suicide Thurry by droSung in the hudson She vas insane
Alexander McDemott, of WestbroOk, Me-, was
killed yesterday by being thrown from and BY ays taiH
Theodore Adams. a clerk in Whtney's dry
goods drowned While bathing IN The river =. Albany last
fhuIsday
Conrad Bacher was fatally wounded with an
AZ woe. s's xs s4 4ssSI sa s Henry ILL., whom he '4
George H. Hathaway. Provisional Secretary of
died yesterday EeieieEIOn n b. I'm Elunes
oeyei n stepping fom railway car
The steamer Connecticut was considerably
damaged cstss The H1ssOn early yesterday Ons By es
Hg IN collision with the steamer Drew
John Connolly, lad Of u years, was pierced
Toah % oy % ar I@5O e,OSa. 'ss PsH as sa sSP rs
"A laborer employed in the brclyard Of Alex
sn6er fslesn :, P.h 8 T. was found DEAD and ao[IS Hsss
norniHz
William Graham, a laborer was drowned in
Huisou Nvbuh, Thusiay evening, While bathing 5s Vas
the influence Of Aqas and the Coroners J eensue Thomas
aellGyre oT furnishing It,
- In a murderOus ARRAY at the railroad freight
Ss eoos g,S .isSH s K Baseiy s Hs.ese
a11 Robert Cavansgh stabbed LaHgsn With knife killing Inn
90. Thomas Guthrie. colored, was hanged at Dan
ne Ky YESTERDAY The Of nearly SO peope
y. .1s 5esa % e.. 5 y l Nc, Is 5 rs mlSs iS :.
during a storm in Philadelphia, Thursday
sZssas team an h9 ss 70 p.fnsT s g, ao % % Be- s,r he Ss B
.eiuHg 81 lamp and the severely bune
Nicholas L. Carr Taylor. residing at the Mis-,
lor Dolores saa Fraao muere as wife VIA son ae hAa Io
He orensd bis len arm bu'
found sal living dAy th0agh mOTtAllY soaniri
.... Robert Ellis a conductor a freight train OF
MlEsufe Division of the Chicago and North ks a'
Killed ytstsrdAr Calvary Staton st lL o! Il
gppOse John LAno8 whom En had put of Ise an
foI refusing Day hls fare
Jacob n. seibert. age 50, residing at No. l,l5O
south Ninth Piatepha of m Prbt hr hu US
r. drowned. Ilnlar, IN Christina Ceek De.~ats
ey had gullng The bodies were oo
trrd. ssibert had patented several nveuuOua
- Some persons NJ Knowlesville Orleans County,
sbo sers iIag saHHon - rursay placed on s Iaa 9 M
Ene Canal The ee Of threw the bridge into a' @
vita No seIaAl -Irl
Ths bridge su as canal Akoagh able % pass ges
,eflay
DR.. Desewell, a well-knOwn physician OF ~
Louis, she lahorBg under oi insanity yesteriaY
zarier hs vie sith pookssnife he smsd eioS ~ I ~
missed End struck her the shoader, nnng painia
he bat falhng 70 ca aep
euouFh s plunged blade The ht IN bis abiomen heuhs '
"a w0und
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
NAVY AND ARMY CHANGES.

WASHINGTON, July assistant Surgeon j. +.
Br.no has ordered the Ssva Hospital at PhadelDs Capt
Pebrer detached from special duty and placed on waiting
o; Inspector Henry Mayo been detached Fleet
surgeon Of and gand years leave absence
surgeon Booigood from the Plymouth and ordered Fleet
surgeon Of the AsiAne station sto report July 20
The foosng the and duties Of engineer
oGcers have been nsie:
Firs, Lieut. " Lockwood relieved duty the imme
orders Lieut. Geo NJ Wheeler and orred 70 Detroit FOR
gtv under C0msock second Lieut. hehGri l. hoxe
-e Of Col H. W Benham, and ored %
report orie OF Lieut. Wheeler explorations IN
Nsyat and Arizona Second Lieut. Wn. MErha Is also ordered 70
iu upou explorations Nevada and Arizona Lieut. Wheeler
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
rEI.EGRAPHIc NOTES.

... John p. BigelOw, ex-Mayor Of Boston died
THURSDAY. age "a .. , g.
The Duke do Noaies- newiS appoi5hted Mlhis- MN is-
Of France 10 the luiio1 nAA'' -
for NewY0rk
The Freneh Band viii have complimentary
dinner a. Boston to-day i' the .lAf'-- - VI" w ' Wv -
n the evening ,
The Swiss Government has ratined the ad-
s,e f hs Postal Convention vita thc United states Iena
ing the order AyrteA
cons sheridan Belknap, Pope. and Moves
- Il a, s PsarA o. ialg celebration asdissa Ws Vsn
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
ALLEGED MURDER IN BROOKLYN.

The body of Mary Butler, age %, was found
badly discolored in one Of two rented by her
father at No Y Raymondst Brooklyn, yesterday morn
ing II was alleged that she had been murdered by
James lyman. Her father, however, stated that
she was alive the previous night when he
ana lyman we're in the with her. She
mad formerly been intimate with lyman but lately the
acguaintance had been discontinued. lyman slept with
Mr. Butler in adjoining room. Tne former was ar
rested athou N believed that death was induced by
LIQUOR and the heat.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

h-rdsn ~hs r-eeiv ~.sh
u liberties Of ts eirAs though hs been
Ia CAicsga
Eight thousand persons took part, last Thurs
DAY Al nnneqns the largss Fou q Jelly see1ss.
hsa IN korthsru PrsnsyivNnA
80. Lieut.. Frederick ID. Grant was presented - VI
Ten Thurdsv b. Col Hos1.n Secretary sss.
and cordially Ecd he leaves foe non, Jaiy "a
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE LABOR REFoRMERS.
OBJECTS OF THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE IN
NUW-YORK.

OBJECTS OF TIE PROPOSED CVNfEhENtL IN
NEw-YORK.
CHARLEsTowN, Mass, July 5.-At a labor
meeting at Blacksmths and Maohinsts Han. this even
ing Z. NJ Chamberlain said that the call for confer
of the Labor party New-York July 90 was an
endeavor to assemble those who behyed that the only
honest course for Labor RefOmers 10 70 sup
port candidates who stood upon a platform proposing
explicit measures for the benefit OF labor that, as
neither Grant nor Greeley the representative OF
party Of that dea Labor Reformers could go for neither
II movement was not inaugurated somewhere else,
70 place candidate upon platform guaranteeing the
euacment and execution OF shOrttime laws, couverti-
bty OF the currency, direct progressive taxation and
minority representation, II remained IN the power o1 the
Labor PefoTmers inaugrae the party Of the future
by making out -and-Out wOrkngmens nominations; put
that II danger was apprehended OF being oyerslaughed
nv the advocates of Grant or Greeley. nominations
should be postponed and endeavOr made TO Keep he
Labor Ref6rmers organized N hostility 70 bot1, Tor
action at a more favorable opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
A KEROsENE uORROR.

LOUISVILLE, July 5.-Last evening, at Sey
mour Indiana a man named Norris. while Lighting
har preparatory 70 theatrical performance, let fall
coal oil lamp in the midst OF a group Of children. The
lamp broke spreading the burning oil in every direction
and setting the clothing Of the children on fire
The little sufferers wildly through the hail. and be-
fore the flames were extinshed three little girls were
90 badly burned that they died hours. Norris
was also badly but fatally burned. II is said he was
drunk and only his injuries prevent his being roughly
handled by the indignant citizens.