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New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
DRAMATIC NOTES

The regular season at tho Boston Globe
Tbeater will close the sth Of June.
Mr.. Lester Wallack purposes TO make iong
Summer cruise in his yacht
Mrs. Scott-Sddons has appeared at the
London queens Theater in Mr. I. Lees new hye-ses
comedy Of The Ordeal by Touch"
The Oates TroHpe-vhch was last seen hero
at the Olympic TheaterNIll succeed the YOkcs Family
at the Union Square Theater the 81 VI june week
from next Monday.
Cardinal Richelicu, as played by Mr.. Sidney
Mar0we, at the Pittsburgh Opera House. appears 10
have afforded satisfaction ~ paygOers n tAat city.
MT Marl0we IL new actor.
Mile. Aimee will sing, in "La Perichole,S on
saturday night, at the Academy OF Musc-or the Dene'
pleasant 70 the votary Of oic thus minstering -
tie shrine of patriotism.
Mr Chandos Fulton, we are now authenticaliI
received therefor about 1000 Mr. Fulton who has
unues 70 DC It's own reward
The VOkes family will anneor at the Boston
Theater on the Sd OF June Mr. Harry Beckett and
members OF the lydia Thompson Troupe playing.
TINS week, at the 81. james Theater. Boston " Black
Friday" will be brought there next Monday.
Miss Augusta L. Dargon, whose acting has
ELECTED cordial praise Ia many cities where she has
played in the stock purposes understand ths
new pecesone Of them by Mr. BonecaaIt and aSosr
by Miss Laura Kcene. Her talents. which have been
well tried. will not fa We imagine, 20 win her well
come and position That her ability and earnest zeal
deserve these rewards we fully believe.
SubjOined is the record of Niblo's Garden
since the lst OF January, 1874 Tie work 81 rebuilding
the destroyed eoihce has been commenced: Jan. l.
Tue cloth performance Of Inc Black Crook" Jan. IT.
Matilda Heron's Benefit; receipts 1880 Jan. 3lllenehs
Changes in The Black Crook" Debut OF the Trained
Goat Alexis" Feb. 26-Lroduct0n Of The Naiad
America OF Mrs. John Wood as PoeahOniIs April =
Production OF Poll and Partner joe" Mrs. Wood
Mary Mayb,d. April 22-ProducsiOn Of Black Friday"
May e-NlOlO's Garden destroyed by tire.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and all
ts Western connections viii issue round trip tickets 20
delegates and others desiring % attend the National
Democratic Convention at Baltimore, July o.
The State Democratic Executive Committee
OF Georgia met at Atlanta, and called State Convention
70 meet in that city June g. TO elect delegates 10 the
Baltimore Convention resolution adopted. urging
orgapizafOn In counties and districts preparatory 10
sending delegates TO the State Convention
The election for village officers OF Mount
Vernon. westchester County held on Tuesday evening,
rasulted IN the success OF the Citizens Association
ticket a. follows: President. Edward Martin Irssees'
Anthony Baylis, Nm Baidw0Od. ann Ezra toN ef
Treasurer John Berry Police Justice Samuel Jen-
nings.
The I'd District Republican Convention Of
Naine vestariay ronominated William =. Frye for
Congress by acclamation. f. L. Shaw OF The oxford
Deuoeroi and A. H. 5. Davis Of The tGrntingtori
CLroniee were elected delegates 10 the Ihlla'
deInhia Convention. John H. klmpah OF Bath
was nominated Tor elector. Resolutions faVoring
Grant and CUliaX were adopted
In the Republican Congress Convention
for the With District North Carolina, held al Greens
boro the Hon Thomas Little wac nominated Tor Con
eTess py acclamatOu. Gen. STA. Douglas was unani
nousv nominated for District Presidential Ecct0r nhd
Tbomas n KeOgh and James y. Boyd were elected
dele0ates 10 the Philadelphia Convention with j. Mar
I'm and q. NJ Arnold as aiternates.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
THE REFORM CANVASS.
UNION OF THE LIBERALS AND DEMO
Gratis IN ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD, May GA conference Of Liberal
Republicans and Democrats was held in this city
to-day A general interchange Of opinions was hau
after which the Liberal Republicans adopted reSo-
luton that State Central Committee of Thirteen
be appointed to issue call for Liberal Repuoheah
Mass State Convention, to nominate State Objects
and Presidential Electors, and to take such stes AZ
it may deem proper for the organization OF tne Io
eral Republican party in this state !ney
slso recommend that the Convention be held
at Springfield, June 9o Also that the
Committee take immediate steps for the organiza-
sion of Greeley and Brown clubs throughout the
State. The Democrats present adopted resolution
requesting the Democratic State Central Committee
70 supplement the call issued by them for Demo
cratic State Convention, on the 26th Of June, by
adding 70 the business Of selecting delegates TO the
Baltimore Convention that of nominating State
ticket The meeting was attended by about 100
Liberal Republicans and Democrats from all parts
of the State and its deliberations were harmonious
aud the feeling enthusiastic.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
THE LATE LEGISLATURE DEFENDED.
AN ADDRESS BY AssEMBLYMAN wHITBECK-THE
CINCINNATI NOMINEES INDORsED.

CINCINNATI NOMINEES INDORsRD.
The Hon. VIM. A. Whitbeck, who repre-
sened the XXIst District in the late Assembly
enaded last night his residence Yorkyie by his
constituents, whom he afterward addressed At the hall
OF the East Side Association, Thirdave, substantially
as follows:
The Legislature that has recently closed s session has
been sgmatzed failure. The business that ~ trans
acted shows that u was not iailute IL took action
about iS00 bills and passed nearly 800 OF them t
was also engaged IN many important inyesgations, and
a very fair impeachng business has been accomplished
by IT. passed two charters or THIS city both OF which
vetoed voted agninst The charter OF the commit
OF seventy ana II any apology II needed for my
voting II can be found IN the Governors veto oi That
for thar Chartcr ana cndcavored 70 strain point TO
So but after carefully examining IT, could not hon
esty Tor IT, elected 90 the Legislature bF
combination Of Democrats aud Republicans. therefore
avoided party lines as far as possible and voted on az
about bills most OF them Of local nature. and all OF
that nature passed. and passed upon tler merits,
stituents had 10 do no lobbying. and were re-
Guired to raise no money to pat them through;
with employment In view, then OF al or the facts,
submit That the last legislature OF tls STATE u NOT
failure on the contrary 20 Is entitled TO the thanks and
10 the support Of the people.
Legislature was the bill 20 sink and arch the track
FOurtA-ave After a severe sTuggie We WeN~Ied
quircd except the rights pertaining TO the depot and s
grounds Some complaint has been made that portion
OF the expense OF SINKING ts ca anu Sr 5s ~ ye %
son FOR imposing tlfs expense upon the city Is this; Mr.
Vanderbilt has lease for II years for the pur-
pose OF running his railroad on Iourth-aye., ana
he was unwilling, and justly 80, 10 renqush al the
benefits Of that lease, Well, by the law relative 70
sinking and archng the tracks on FOurthave We
cot rid OF Mr Vanderbilt rights that Avenue and
10 will be- OF great advantage TO the CITY TOT " WIN ger
back before the II years have expired, All, ana more
than all Of the money 10 VIII spend FOR sinking ana
archng over the tracks.
IL has said that the property owners onFOurthave
should assessed for tho purpose OF sinking ana arch
ing over the tracks this avenue. Now know VI no
principle OF law that authorizes the property or indVd
uals to assessed TO aid IN the building OF raroid
FOR corpOration. This BILL and the bill for the Under
ground Railroad are the two important bills passed w
the recent Legislature, and these bis are ia ana OF
themselves, a great work.
In conclusion. urge my political friends end a my
constituents indOrse the work Of the tihthhau OOh-
yention and to support its nominees.
After the address a collation. served. and tOasts
were proposed and responded TO- as follows;
our rRepresentatives"-Mr. Whitock Our City
Charles Graz: The Bar"-HOraCe Barnard The
Iadies"-Aex. THAN; No POltcs"-COl. h. a. Wills
Tie Prcss"-Cspt H. IL. Mason.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

which about true n he had said that Hartford
was the most besOted city In the world not excepting
sOdom. lie then adds that Horace Greeleyis the
only Of great abilities and national reputation who
totally unfit for the Presidency, which is about as
true he had said that Gen. Hawey is the only man
OF moderate ability and limited reputeton who IL unnt
the Senatorship Now the truth Is, Mr. Greeley will
make just as good a President as Gen. Hawley would
make Senator-Rnd trife better having the adVant
Of being right instead Of wrong In the Reform poll
ties OF the day. Mr. Greeleys nomination To tue iIes
dency-whioh many people have affected TO regard as
jest or peasantry-0nd at which Cen Hawley himself
"snOie CHASTITY sme'-has at least elected tragedy
In New Haven accompanied by funeral Ia Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
AN EMPHATIC DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT
OF MIR. GREELEY

OF BlR. GREELEY.
Judge John C.. McKenny, lifelong and in
Huenal Democrat OF Ohio has written long letter on
the political situation, concluding follows;
The interests OF the people OF this country evidently
demand immediate and radical change in the execu-
tive department and thorough reform In the Admins
tratiOn, and action OF the Democratic party in its
national councils tending 10 produce this result should
be cheerfuly adopted without regard to We have,
Democrats fought the enemy for II long and
continued defeat has been the result. II is in my
hold Of their camp, and do It with their commander at
the head Of forces, than 20 renew the fight
under commanders and suffer continued de-
feat. BY concentrating we conquer; by dlsunitlng
we risk the probabilities OF defeat II the Democracy
refuse 10 raty the Cincinnati nominations IL Is equya-
ditiuna lease OF power With three tickets In the field
Grant will master OF the situation. He has tho entire
machinery Of the Government at his disposal, and he
will II, and while his supporters VIII come up 10 the
polls solid phaanN the Liberals and Democrats viii be
divided and the hight the mastery will unqueston
ably be between them Let IA exercise discretion We
gave indirect support TO the Liberal movement; we
are In duty bound TO give direct aid. The times are
mOmentOus, and an unhesitating willingness 10 cOOpe-
rate will achieve victory destined TO preserve
cratic party intact. Ii Is conceded fact that Mr..
Greeley is honest II elected he will recognize
the powers that at work He will not dispute that
the Democratic party holding the balance or power eX
the debt he Commanding, as he does, the un-
shaken confidence Of the Southern people. and exerng
an influence In the North that prOyOkes the possibility
OF Withdrawing Grant from the canvass, he combines
elements Of strength and fitness that should not be
Ignored IL this OF course, ! speak for but my.
self; yet am Inclined believe that there general
underrurrent Of opinion In Democratic circles that repre-
seuts these my honest sentiments.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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Al Notices or Marriages mast b. iHdorSst srsh al
aame and address
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further notice.
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New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
THE TRIBUNE AND THE PEOPLE.

HOMESTEAD, iowa, May IS. is72
The Tribune. Ner- York: Please find ipclosed
,b money for five copies OF The sEMIWBEKLr TRIBUNE
during the Presidential campaign
Please send me some large posters believe aI'el @
complaining can get some more subscribers 10 lh
TRBUSE and this is effective way to arouse tne
peope 10 Civil Service Reform Three OF the sehu
YOU are old subscrberst TO The ~ T. I~eS Ou. i,e
=, ,,oo,ing the fate IL richly deserves If Harpers
,r,J don,t take care II will follow The Times TO OBJ
srity There is nothing gained BY an editor defamine
the character of better than himself as those or
gaua arc perslsteatly doing. Your'' respectfully
JOIN CoHsIE. Jr.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
THE STATE or TRADE.
noMRsrIc MARKRrs.

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Oats irm at 55d5fc Bran 81 lO0Gi - HsF asl 80
lower Prime Fork dun and lower Mess 8i1 ~ raos
quet Shoners d5tc Clear Rib. 1f1',c Gear Sides osis
Hans-Sugarcurcl lie. Lar 10 demand ~ -rccp4csr
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duh PalT Fair 9lc Moses das bottom, 1s0a Nhtsf
dal :. cesSe Coffee gaet s lIGlJ EIeAsaseSsHs lsst
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Ezrs Pale 81 for Low Pale IS or Pale 80 81 for Wfs-
GasS Crude 1urpenne sesdy 81 50 F Hard ~ Tor ress
DPS 81 60 for Virgin. Tar dr1 at - o.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

In our civil notice OF the retiremens OF Mr. Greeley
wherein volunteered the opinion that his successor Ia
gentleman. so far from fulfilling generous pre-
dotOn that he would observe the amenities and coure-
es OF discussion he has already repeatedly and grossly
In which We paid him that mistaken compliment, he
inserted In THE TRIBUNE an unproyoked and wantonly
calumnious mputatiOn on The World, and he per
petrates Indecent insult which dlseloses q mind
familiar with impure associations and easily drawing
Its imagery from topics which revolt aud disgust better
natures THE TRIBUNE, under its new editor, has for
eted all title 20 courtesy forbearance Dut sereapeot
iOrOids US tO descend TO his level
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
ARKANSAS IN THE LIBERAL LINE.

WIII ELpIEIIIAN CONTENTION ULILAIiLo IVIs
GREELEY AND BROWN.
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUEEl
LITTLE Rock May 22.-The Republican State Con-
vention which assembled here to-day. did nothing
beyond the selection Of a temporary Chairman and
The appointment Of q Committee on Credentials.
There IS a large number Of delegates present, and
the utmos! harmony prevails. caucus was held
this afternoon at which twas decided by an almost
unanimous vote to declare tomorrow for Greeley
and Brown, and put forward full State ticket.
This course is urged by Senator Rice and Congress
mau BOies, who are present.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

AUCHrSCLOsS -sLOAS-Aay ~. bY Rev Dr. p nnscrs
Etrr Auclacoss Nara Ia Graase. iasht1f Sf sss-S
s0sn,
MORGAY-YEoMAEJ-Is Princeton, n y a. zoe r-ssns o. ~
Joha IT, Dunea Asy o. ll2 By Pot " Henri Nrrea, D ID,
Miso Morgan Yeonaus daasbter u Geo. 4 Gtevn y
Trenton
UyDERHILL-MTCuELL-On Tucsilv MAY a. hT ~ nev .,
Adams unefhl Minnie lauslrr " Mm Angs
Mitchell deceased and granddaughter o the lat Wa hiai es.
al Of this city. No cards
YOUNG-NAUJER-n Williamsburg rlealag, Miy l, ~
of The brides psfrlts BY Rev John L Pea, william
Young Mar l.. daughter 0f Ih0@is Masr
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
Dr.. Pitchnr,. rr-tarin

Il .1bI'nte 0f 0 W D n ~ T0iTIal' ef'7 o. .
produced BY say remedy Unlike Oh pills nsfcote HruFs q
tae 3oe roi nluse i ionah OF ~ ~ bs'h q
cnnrY assmt- the food and hysic rhee DE- 80
are We have he ec0r 0t saafe OF stes
moved of ave and tsea9
day rHsci Ft rnagst-s
aud roas levers contains leher muafal mefhts ne ifo's
III s1apei and children u Aks ~
vucoh constipation. Egery FAMILY saoa1 y
Nha Ct.orA and derr that plysc.ns
shall thoroughly We VII flras fcfaa cass
}. d Ross q Co. s. Broadrsy hss-folG
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
NEw-JERsEY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

TRENTON, y. j., May 22-Ihe Republican
State Convention TO select delegates 70 represent the
State In the Philadelphia Convention. meets tomorrow
Delegates beginning to arrive. Notice is given that
the Central Committee will sit at the American Hotel 10
give information 20 the number Of votes 20 which
townships and counties entitled. IL is intlmatod
that electoral ticket viii be formed.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
A DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT IN MICHIGAN

A DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, May "a meeting Of the Democratic
Association of this city was held at the Board OF
Trade Ball last night. The attendance was large,
and all Of the most prominent party leaders were
present The Hon. Wm. A. Moore, member of the
National Democratic Committee presided, and the
following resolution was unanimously adopted:
Rcsoircd That this Association in favor OF harmon
GUS action between the Liberal Republican and the
Democratic parties in the next Presidential election and
that we win support the nominees Of the Cincinnati Con-
vention ii they indOrsed by the Baltimore Conyen-
ton"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF ruE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsufNGTON. ID. C.. May %, tST2--l q. IN.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsniNGToS, ID. C., May %, t5i2-l a. m.
Synopsis for he DG1 freniefour honrs.
The lowest barometer is probably central
over the northern portion of the Made states Cloudy
weather and rain Is prevailing rom virginia north
ward anu eastward. Clear aud ialA.y CLOUDY weather
thence southwark and westward.
Probabilities
The lowest barometer will move north stwardly over
the northern portion OF New England followed by rising
barometerJ NOrtherly to westerly winds, clear ana
eiearne weather from tho lakes to the Eastern Gulf and
south and Middle Atlantic Coasts ON Thursday aud VIII
extend over New Ell gland Oh Thursday afternoon aud
night Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
wind-storm in Washington, yesterday
efternoou accompanied by cOp0us slOWers OF rain, Was
very des1.uctiyc % tho iOage OF the public VA As
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
SENTIMENTS THAT MUST STRENGTHEN MIR. GREE
LEY WITH THE WISE AND JUST MEN OF TIE
A sTATEsMANLIKE EFFORT.

As broad as the platform upon which he
stands the views embodied in il viii receive the hearty
OF the great Of the people who are
eager to bury party ties in order 70 save e country
from the cormorants in power. In his letter Mr:
Greeley wishes Il to be distinctly understood
that II elected, he Will be, not the President
OF a party or faction, but the CHEZ Magistrate
of the Whole Union He particularly upon the
lsnd-crabbers, who have secured millions Of acres OF
land from the profgates in Washington, aud pledges
himself TO put stop 10 this wicked OF the public
domain In fine, Il statosmanlke cOrt, ana covers
not only the evils OF those in office, but points 0uI the
true waY 10 q retuTn 10 peace and DrOtLerIy love.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
THE ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY AND Mr.. GREE
LEY.

The following letter from Gen. E. L. Mer-
rt Editor OF The Illinois STATE Register published at
Springfield, and the central organ Of the Democratic
party Of the State reveals the progress of Liberalism in
the Northwest:
The Illinois Democracy will GO to the Baltimore Con-
yenton solid for Greeley and Brown. Voorhees, Is act
ing badly. Not Democrat know, hear Of sus-
talns him In his perdious course. He represents that
KIND OF Democratic congressman who to Washington
20 sell out their party and only IL large enough TO
let them be successful in their respective districts The
people have taken this campaign into their hands,
ana are now running far In advance OF the politicians
Somebody Il going TO be left ont. Greeley and Brown
VIII be indOrsed at Baltimore. The West Ia all for them
lncosed hand you list Of Democratic newspapers In
this state which stand by Greeley and Brown Greeeys
domination at first sumner II completely upset me-
but by the next morning was erect. Very truly yours
Springfield. Ill.,, May IL, 1872. L. +. MERRITT.
- a. D.... ILL., .L.---r
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
LITTLE TO CARP AT.
r.. ia A. VI Efng q Tlnss

We publish elsewhere the acceptance of Mr..
Greeley the Liberal Republican nomination for Pres
dent n is tersey written document, kindly in spirit,
and not politically aggressive. Party tricksters may
call all men who above party, "renegades but Mr..
Greeley believes the people have had enough Of parties
and that they will support the principles forth In the
Cincinnati platform; We think the enemies OF H. @.
will find little In his letter OF acceptance to carp at little
the nation.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
PASSENGERS ARRTYED.

PROM GLAsGOwTn seapa1htp .fussaIa, MAJ n-C.thsf-s
j. ". haiEer ir bsizer Rev David Cook fni els Wa
an W. Walker and sife Geo Graz jobs reries
Janet Lyle Martha J. Toens, nay Torens. Rev A. ar hr.
LOthsn and child John BOYD ve 'nf children N iallSa
Elizabeth williamson, a. williamson Br }. rhom.on b EFsa4
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

Not IN hunitd believes gst b ess T seiA
nAvIns0s Co. so IraafssT sf euftsf
Dinner sets peess $50 ihn Dnaef Plates o. %
dou Ga.s Oubef yer Plated Ice lefs - each sa4
fso handled Dinner hnyos % d0frR Tet 10 90 leia a. al
tue lcnaad
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

Some the taest randsomes trees In the yicniy
Of the Presidents house torn u. and tho oestrvo
ton OF shrubbery was quite extensive.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
AN APPEAL TO NEITHER PARTY.
T. ~ nL-L--l-L.-L-- L.-.-. 1 IN

flr. Greeley has finally accepted the nomna-
ou OF the Cincinnati Convention and his wordy letter
appears in another column. 1t IS frank and shows that
Mr Greeley is in sympathy with very nearly anything
and everything Peace love- and forgiveness" are It's
chief and apervading ideas and the harp upon which
thousand tunes are played As was to have been ex-
members of all organizations. Mr.. Greeley wants 70 be
the President Of the people and not Of party.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

srrsI-pox. Fever-. md skir Disrs-es, prevented ~
PTRErE Nanng is riefs
femakahs their AMI precat0.. Sal l-ea1 a.
usker, A. LAaFL0UsH. 10 Hoihoua hii. Lo1leu.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
NARRIED

uonest Druggists sell the genuine Reane'. Magic Oh.
Beware n sDgri04s .mttlonsi Bay tue genulsf
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

Co-tnr,- a stermnator< sni Insect Powder tlh rss,
ce fosehs bsdbggs osroshss Cosr,a ca, ~ Csai