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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
ABOUT MR.. GREELEYS "ABUSE OF MR..
TRUMBULL."

FTOm The ChIol0o 7T7bunt -
The Chicago Evening Journal says: Senator
Ai Wv - WASHINGTON. May g. 1872.
being selected
~ 20, ornat1 ,bo Government Lyman TRUHBULL-
This is not exactly scrptural. When smitten on the
one cheek Il written that you must turn the other also
Greeley denounced Trumbu a traitor ana cnarg1u
him with being brbed III the Johnson impeachment trlal
and by transparent fraud. he obtained the Cincnna
nomination over him. Having thus been smtten on Doth
Our Senator seems anxious to feel the toe OF the
philosophers boot" During the impeachment trial MT
Greeley was in Wisconsin and Minnesota, thousand
miles from THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE He never
wrote a line in favor OF the conviction OF
Andrew Johnson still less against Senator Trumbu for
voting iudicOusly against such conviction He was not
near enough TO the paper to control its policy at the
time, and still less to check It's eplthets
For Press Comments liberal Text and other Political Matters
see Fourth, EIfh and Eilhh Pages.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Gen. William r. Brown, Cyrus b. Martin,
John scofeld and John Lockwood have been elected
delegates to the New-YOrk Republican State COnven-
ton from the First District Of Orange County.
j. A. Campbell and j. w. Donellan are the
delegates, and G.. w. Cory and G. w. Haynes the
alternates to the Philadelphia Convention from Wyom-
ing. They are Instructed to vote for Gen. Grant.
The Municipal Reform Association of White
Plains, Westchester County has made the following
nominations for Village Trustees, 10 he voted for on
Tuesday: Samuel Faile, John X. Tompkns and A. W.
EgglesOn.
At the Suffolk County O.. W Democratic
Convention, held yesterday, in Rverhead the Hon. H.
A. Reeves was elected delegate to the Rochester Con-
vention ana Daniel A. Griffin OF Rverhead, alternate.
Both opposed to indorsing Mr. Greeley, and the
decided sentiment OF the Convention was against any
preciptate action by the Democracy.
The Republicans of the LIST Assembly Dis
trict of Westchester County met in convention yeste
day, and selected the following delegates to the state
Convention: Capt. NJ H. Ellis OF Yonkers, James X
Angel OF MOrrisania, and DIR. Norman X. Freeman ol
West Farms; Alternates, George A. Henshaw, JONI
Kuster and II. Ramsey. A resolution was unanimously
adopted approving OF Gen. Grant.
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PERSONAL.

The Princess Imperial of Germany, who re-
Gently gave birth to daughter has seven children
three sons and four daughters.
NJ. Emile de Girardin, the veteran French
Journalist and statesman, is seeking judicial separa
ton from his wife, the Countess de Tefenbach.
Acknowledgement Williams and Secretary
Delano were recently serenaded at San Francisco Mr.
DeIano made long speech on Industrial matters, and
Mr. Williams promised to speak ION national affairs some
other day.
The celebration of the recent marriage OF
the second OF Mr. Powers the sculptor, at Florence
brought together all the English and American residents
Of that city, There something it is observed ex
oustely picturesque in all the accessories Of the social
festival; the handsome old man. surrounded as In pa
trarchal days. with his blooming family OF sons, daugh
the lovelest of the Tuscan villas which lie scattered
the wonderful highway that now surrounds the
City @ Flowers,
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CONGRESS APPORTIONMENT.

Bv the act of the Legislature, finally passed
by both branches over the Governors veo the state Of
New-York is divided into 80 Congress Districts as
follows:
First Disriet-sufolk Queens, and Richmond Counties
Seond-The First, Second, Fifth, Sixth Eighth TENTH
Twelfth, and Twenty-secOnd Wards OF Brooklyn: =,
Third-Thrd Fourth Seventh Eleyeath, IhrIeen ,hs
Twenty Ward OF said city, as bounded by section 2
Tourth-Ninth Ward OF Brooklyn. bounded by sec
ton J. chapter sl4 Of the laws OF 1865 Fourteenth FL
of said city, and the towns OF Fato1sh fiaGtlands
Grayesend, New,Lots and Utrecht kings . county
Seventh, Eighth. and Fourteenth Wards OF New-fork
"S and Thirteenth Wards of the City OF
NewYork, and that portion OF the Eighteenth and
twenty Wards of said city lying east Of Thrdaye
and that portion OF the Fifteenth Ward OF said city lying
EiobMITae Ninth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards OF
the Ety of New-Yofk and that portion Of the Twenty
frst Ward of said city lying west OF Thrdave. -,
Ntnth-The Twentieth and Twenty-secOnd WARDS OF
'n g, S Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards of the City
of New-York and BlackwelPs, Wards aud RandaIs
EaeSennThe Counties of westchester Rockand and
T,SeIGh-Orange and Sullivan.
Observation-Disclosures and Columbia.
F0urteenfh-Ulster, Greene ana SchOhaffe
siyteemLi-Rensselaer and Washington.
SerrntcenM-Warren, Essex and clinton.
Efghtee1lh--St Lawrence ana Franklin. .,.
NATURALIZATION, Hamilton Saratoga ana Schenec-
Observation-Disclosures OtsegO and Chenango
TtrentyJtrSt-Je Jefferson, Lewis and Herklmer'
T,ceHftsecOnd-Oneida.
Ttoenly- lhird-MadisOn and Oswego.
Observation-Disclosures and COrlandt'
| Ttoentydfth-Cayuga. Wayne and Seneca
nfysIH-OntaTiO, Livingston and Yates. -
Ticenty SeCenh-Tioga, TOmpkins Bro0me ana Schuy-
Ter. 80, ,
| Ttceatt eighth-Chemung steuben and Allegheny.
T,renLgt ninH-MonrOe and Orleans.
| Thirf4fh-Cenesee, Niagara aud Wyoming
| THRU JiFsf-ETie County.
| ThtTfySec0id-Chatauqua and Cattaraugus.
The Republican Convention TO revise the
he
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DELEGATES TO ROCHESTER,.
NETWORK.

NETWORK.
The following is complete list Of delegates
thus far elected to the Democratic State Convention Of
Rochester by the District Associations under the reor
ganizaton OF the Tamnany Hall party:
DskJsta AaT"oH@
John POI, ""'' ''''" John p Bsrhs,n
DISTRICT.
Election to-day.
Ambrose OEen. 0wen CsvsnAshL
n..~ur FOURTH DDrs RIOT o,,,.,
Nelson W. Young ''''H '''''G George W. Van Won't
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Election to-day.
P.w Rhodea John N. Tracy.
Ignasus Plyua James D. Mcclellan
Ton, Hartman TENTH O'''' John J. DInoud.
rI.vrsrH DpTnIcr
James D. Thayer Richard sehsI
Henry Mailman. ThOms, T. DAILY
Nathaniel J.r,a 'HA'AA''" David B. Freeman
FOURTEENTH D sI,a!a ,..oi.
or-.'o,|n., TrrEEsTH D Wm S:,mo,
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT . u...s,o,
Cd msurrxsrH DISTRICT nj,
Benjamin c. Thaycr. Henry X David
John C. Bushnell Robert Gambia
Election Monday night
The following delegates have been elected ny .no NO
form Democrats OF this city TO the Rochester
Dclgates AAerratea
Jo.spb Bowling Thomas Conan
Joseph Shannon WIN: H. Rooney q,
AB. Caldwell George W. Allen.
David s. Paige Arthur J. Delaney.
John c. Rapp 49, Oao H. Corp
JsOkiu, Van sehsici Hugh L. Cola
Martin Nseh.man. A''A'A Joseph Fusch
TENTH DISTRICT.
'A0'0 n ''''~ FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Smith Ely, il. Marcus o''eroOurs'
O''''' w. SEVENTEENTH D wI t..
The following Independent Democratic n"''
also been chosen:
Dekgata - ,.-,--
lame. Have, i"'"' NJ GilHgsm
o. S. Courtney VIM Johnson
KINGS COUNTY.
The following are the delegates elected to
represent the regular Democracy of Kings County In the
Democratic State Convention at Rochester:
Dtt0ak& ,.u,.. A"'''''
i'''''' .' SECOND DISTRICT r..,,
TIL, r,om,, K,n. TS,HO Dr4 TSs Hon. D. Roche
T7.uonww no. soyNrH D'r sss Mec.uls,
-1' ''''. DISTRICT w D.,
Henry D. Bird.,lL RObt YOrkston-
Rodney Thursby. Root IL Anderson
Tbom,, RameA Andrew D. Martin.
i"O'''' A'H'N NINTH DISTRICT
The Hon. J. c. Jacobs j. Pope.
The delegates are instructed to support the Hon.
Henry c. Murphy of the Second District for deegate-a
large to the Baltimore National Convention.
The entire delegation is said to be in favor OF the ado
ton by the Baltimore Convention OF the Cincinnati nom
inees for President and VicePresident.
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THE NATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE CON
VENTION.

ercoND nays sEssIoN-wOMEN AS LAWYERS
PHILADELPHIA OR CINCINNATI, WHICHT
The National Woman Suffrage Convention
reassembed in stenway Hall at II o'clock a. M, yester-
day Mrs Ii. b. Stanton In the chair. Mrs. Isabella
Rcecber Hooker spoke on Blackstone and Women"
arguing that women capable OF managing legal
affairs as men, If they only permitted to study and
praetice law She cited several instances OF women be-
coming prominent in the legal profession in other gen.
eratiops and held that what man has done, man can
do, and woman too.
Mrs Duniway OF Oregon followed with short speech,
In which she said that Horace Greeley in her opinion
the man deserving OF the support OF every honest
man and woman in America. Mrs. Stanton then said
that Horace Greeley was u she highly respected, a
man whose whole life had been devoted to the cause OF
lifting ND the laboring classes and procuring for them
their rights but she thought his Journal which was the
most powerful in the land by its overt attacks upon the
cause OF Womans Rights, like dagger striking to
their hearts She hoped that man possessed of so
many virtues and good qualities would reconsider this
matter.
Mrs Blake then proposed an amendment to the reso-
luton passed by the Convention its first days session.
so strongly censurng THE TRIBUNE for the stand had
taken the question and moved that the clause
pertaining TO that paper be stricken out This amend
ment was lost vote of thanks then rendered THE
TRIBUNE for It's impartial report OF the proceedings OF
the day before. The officers Of the National Woman
Suffrage Association were next chosen Tor the ensuing
year, Susan b. Anthony being elected President
The evening session addressed by several prom
nent advocates OF Woman Suffrage, among whom were
Mrs Duniway and Mrs. Frances Kingman. Inc ieaturo
OF the evening however the address OF MISS hate
Stanton, on Philadelphia or Cincinnati-whieh DIG
said
We are In the midst OF stirring times anu "o'no
be- allowed the right OF suffrage OF os and
he forbidden 10 think 10 observe current H
consider their bearings upon the future Oh .no
and OF individuals aud 10 express our 1ot ,bot
md them attractive interesting, hs oonpS i
justice, right and humanity Dn o an1ot ignore their
ducuce for veal or for woe, II would All parties
nnItc heg,ar lie vocabulary for emphatic words oc
res their rcspectiye pTetensons 10 honesty anu thl
i've ~ oanntry as well as their Intense hate oI rFas
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THE REFORM CANVASS.
TENNESSEE POLITICS.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC CoNvE ,S, r,,p
TWO ELECTORAL TICKETS TO BE BUN FOX HE
CINCINNATI NOMINEES.
NASHVILLE, May 10.-The Democratic state OvI
yention closed its labOrs at late hour ias' niens
fun delegation to the Baltimore Convention IN, We
appointed, and VIM A. Quarles and John nj. 'o a.
ing were selected as Presidential election iVi
State at Large. The delegates from se'ei"I 81,
e,ress Districts 10 chose District electors aio
Democrats. The remaining districts VIZ noyoo.
delegates hereafter, when there VIII DC - +ba
cratic electoral ticket in the field JusV ,oorod
oIoso 90 the Convention. Gov. brown SPP 60
I'D a snoecb In which he admitted 1na' "'o -
los IN I'M minority and could not sue
o"S 90 ;tsc,f He approved the action OF the Con,
"Ia.;ro ~ the Cincinnati nominations, anu
oo.od his belief that success would crown tneir
efforts He desired, however the preSer'a''O"0i
,r1an;zat,on of the Democratic party
The Committee on Resolutions yesterday hau'
n.iarity and minority reports. but the minority TO
mort WAS signed by only one mar. Y. Livingstone
The majority report received eight signatures
An address TO the people of Tennessee will be is
spod Tomorrow by Chancellor Post Chairman Oh
tbe Liberal Republican Executive Committee an,
nonpoinQ that full electoral ticket Tor Greeley anu
Brown will be appointed, pledged unconditonaily 10
tho supnort of the Cincinnati nominations 1hls ac-
t;or is taken because the Liberal Republicans are
generally dissatisfied with the Democratic Electoral
ticket Amounted Yesterday which will be bound Oy
the action of the Baltimore Convention.
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THE sAvIoR's HOME FOR INCURABLEs.

A pleasant homo on the southwest corner
OF East One hundred and nineeenthst and Avenue A.
Harlem has been procured until house can be built for
homeless ncurables. Great need for such home has
long been felt in this CITY, the hospitals do not receive
this class OF patients; and thus many worthy persons
have been compelled TO remain IN their lodgings or
uncared for accept charity OF our
public Institutions the Island and spend their last
socatOns revolving TO sensitive natures.
There is other home Of the kind IN the state
and that can accommodate but small fraction or those
who need such home To the new home all respectable
persons of the class named as far as
cared for tendery nursed and faithfully treated until
called TO their eternal home. No worthy person VIII De
refused for want of means but those who are aDe VIII
be expected TO pay their expenses Public announce
ment will be made when ready for the reception OF pa
TENTS Money and supplies will he gratefuy reGeSu
peryison OF Mrs. L. r. Kennedy, and ats management Is
commended by eminent clergymen. among WHOM gre
Rev Joseph T. Duryea, the Rev. stephen H. ~ ne'Jr'
the Rev Henry Ward Beecher, and others
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n1rsINEss wOMAN,s UNION.

TO the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR. The Business Woman's Union, No 80
wouphby-st Brooklyn, established by the Brook
lvn Womans Club and the expenses OF the mousse above
the receipts not sustained by ms CnO' money pelns
tnod Inv subscription and various literary, musical,
,nd dramatic entertainments which have been given
during the past Winter The house has been oen about
n wear and provides number OF ladies engaged "a
scbers and in artistic and other pursuits. home az
& Of hoard giving them pleasant and congonial
Tronndings The ample and cheerful parors are used
bv the Club for their various meetings ana monthly
yyonjnc receptOns. Although WOmans Club, several
ntlenen are members aud the results OF the efforts OF
he Climb seem indicate the happest success IN the CO.
oneratiou of men and women IN works OF Denencence
and taste There present az recent reception as
CHESTS Madame Clara NJ. Brinkerhoh Helen weeks,
John swinton, and others OF more or less arusuo and
literary celebrity Miss Kate Hiard the PRESIDENT or
the Club gave interesting dramatic rectas MISS Bush
and Nine. Brinkerhoff sang Miss T. Ida Williams read
her interesting lecture entitled, "A Great Author an
examination OF the character and writings OF Washing
ton Irving u l. H.
BROOKLYN Maybe. 1872.
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s ma 10 disposed 10 sbide BY It, He has not sale,
80 ia ~ Int he has announced himself In full
accord with the principles which soVerhou 'io "'""
| OF the Convention. =.
Another Southern Democratic journal in
dorses the Liberal ticket. The Jyneho~g Repao',odn
AoIares its belief that nominations are the peS'
mich could be selected, and adds it only remains
Co. the Democracy OF the North TO ratify Tor tne
Sonen - be held which we trust will not
be DONE the wises course that its IN r,cn
nssi Sopyeution, and with Greeley and Brown en-
blazoned upon our banners march forth 70 assureo
victory" u
In discussing the political situation, The
Wilnoto Star expresses its conviction that the Con-
seryative people OF North Carolina opposed to the
nomination Of any Democratic ticket in the pending
canvass This not because they prefer Greeley to
good Democrat. but because tney prSIe e m e
vent Democratic domination. and we think the south
ern people should rise man ana make an earnest
protest against any effort to defeat Grant Win Demo
cratic ticket" .....
The Jeffersonan Democratic General Com
mttee of Kings County has unanimously adopted the
following. which offered by ex-Judge James Troy
Resolved That the present crisis it is not only most
expedient but the duty of the Democratic party. 10
adopt ndOrse the nominee OF the National
recently held at Cincinnati that in Horace the
affairs Of this Government ably and honestly, t ,retn
Quoting the National policy OF TINS country ~ IN Se cal
and domestic relations, In such manner as VIII "a U
culated to inspire respect for the GoVeroh' anu o
serve the best interests OF the peope. A.. nA a.,
Resolved That II for other reason imam that secn ~
dorsement OF nomination will carry with 1t the defeat OF
the present Executive and G ro boded
sentative and vestige Of military despotsm as
in the person of UysessS Grant IL Is Lne usy "a
natriot without regard TO previous party aiau0ns 10
unite for the accomplishment of this most desirable re-
suit. =,
The Chief of Bourbons, Mr.. Alexander ii.
stanhens ia ont in long editorial brstling with italics
and small caps in which he denounces as traitorous all
ronostons for coalition with the Liberal Republicans
and declares that straight Democratic ticket Is inc
only open way to victory He thinks 10 is "true that
Mr. Greeley did most magnanimouS act in standing ball
for Mr. Davis hut in this he acted part no more mag
unanimous than sGen. Grant did when he notned 10 MI
stanton or the authorities at Washington, that he would
resign his commission in the army II Gen Lee should DO
arrested as was about TO be done in VIOLATION OF the pa
role gwen him and his gallant officers ON the memorable
surrender at AppomatOx Courthouse The strongestt
objection the Democracy can have 10 Cen Grant
is his execution the letter Of the measures ana poll
cies advocated and sustained by Mr.. Greeley III MT.
Greeley has ever raised his voice against either or any
of the Enforcement acts, socalled, OF the kancal
Cenrazing Dynasty at Washington even inc INFAMOUS
| KuKlux active are not aware OF It,
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THE TURF.
WONDERFUL EXHIBITION OF SPEED.

A WONDERFUL EXHIBITION OF SPEED.
1t was recently announced that Mr.. Bonner
would give exhibition Of speed with Stare, yester-
day afternoon, at Prospect Park. The announcement
called out quite large attendance Startle was driven
in the morning from Mr. Bonners stable in Fiftyfthst
TO Prospect Park, and at p M, Notwithstanding the
wind was blowing gale he given trial. Comma
dore Dodge Robert Fletcher thesormer owner Of Soc
rates, and Sim Hoagland acted as judges The horse
was started and 10 the surprise OF ALL rotted the full
mile carrying the proper weight, in 2242 making the
last half in 1Oi. Mr. Bonner not satisfied with this
performance and against the advice of his friends the
horse was started again. The wind had died out and
Startle repeated the mile in 21s doing the quarter in
was driven by Geo. Hopkins startle is bay horse Isl
by Hambleonian, dam Lizzie walker by American Star,
and be will be i've years old May a. He did not seem
tired at the end Of the second mile.
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
The first important trot of the season took
place yesterday at Fleetwood Park. 1t match Of
$1,000 between W. Loves bay mare American Girl and
Peter Manees bay stallion William II. Allen, to wagons,
mile heats three in five. the carrying five
weight which is about lao pounds. The latter had been
given trial two days ago. which he trOtted mile to
wagon 22fi but this had made him Sore 80 that yes
terday he Stacked in speed and was beaten easily In
three straight by American Girl The betting was
500 the mare and after the first heat as much
as 500 to $40.
FLEETWOOD PARK Ma, oM.tc 81 900 mile heats; best three
B. Maees b. N. American Girl...................l !
F. Manee's b. 8. Win. II. Allrn...................I
Time-l:3}, 1881 231t
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

HOW TIE ACTION OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Is REGARDED IN THE SOUTH
MEMPHIS, May 10-The action OF the North Demo,
cratic Executive Committee in calling Natonal
Convention is universally condemned throughout
this section The press of this city and surrounding
country regard the nominees of the Cincinnati Con-
venton as the strongest that could have been made
and strongly urge that they be ndOrsedat Baltimore
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR IMPAIRMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAauINGTON Nav Ill a. m
Sunopsis for fhe pasl t,ceniu.four h0urs.

WAsHISGToN. May Ill a. III. }
Synopsis for The past tcentV-four hours.
The barometer is now highest over New
England An area Of low barometer has moved north
ardly Kansas to Eastern Iowa and Southern
Wisconsin.
CloHdy weather and rain ia prevailing from Louisiana
TO Lake Michigan and westward, with sOuthery 10 east
ery winds: thence eastward to the Atlantic partially
cloudy and clear weather. with light sOuhery to cast
ecly winds. .,...
The lowest barometer Eastern Iowa and Southern
Wisconsin will probably north into Can
ada The Of cloud and rain northwest OF the ono
Valley extend eastward the lower lake region with
increased cloudiness probably threatening weather and
southerly winds New-England and the Middle At
lantic States.
Partially cloudy weather with sOutherly winds, veeY
ing westerly will probably prevail over the Southern
States; rising barometer, north-westerly winds ana
West and upper lake region to the Ohio Valley Dan
gerous winds not anticipated
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substitute for oil and has the rrmsksb. Effects
produced by remedy Unlike OIL pills syups
sn to take does not naeate the stomach the bowels Tia
assmae the food and physc where the bowels
Of We the record Of
where the bowels have not moved for twenty
where vomiting had existed With violent congssons
feVe Ii contains neither mineral morphine sicobo
equally adapted adults and children II like magic
wnd-coc constipation Every family should bsve
desire that physicians and
thoroughly We will furnish such persons without chaTy
]. b. RosR 4 Co., 50 Broadway, New Yors
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION

NORFOLK, Va, May 1O-A special messenger
who arrived to-day from the the disaster reports
the explosion Of the boiler Of the freight steamer Rotary
OF Old Point Comfort In, Currituck Sound, by which
chief engineer VIM. Walker. his wife, child, and sister
na were Killed and several OF the crew severely
scaldcd The assistant engineer cOOred man. was ON
duty at the time % the explosion steam rug, win
by Marshal Parks, PIesidrst vi Tie CsDAi COMPANY.
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AGAINST A LAWYER

GROUNDl.Ess CHARGES AGAINST A LAWYER.
Joseph NJ. Dixon, a lawyer of No. 1914
broadway was tried yesterday in the Court OF General
Sessions on charge of perjury in swearing that he
served copy of a summons and complaint IN an action
in which Emile Gabler the plaintiff for the fore
closure OF q mortgage and Ann Daley and others de-
PENDANTS Ann Daley being the complainant. The sub
stance OF her testimony that Oh the day on which
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LATEST Snip NEWS.
[For other Ship News see FSfA Paqe.

IFU VtNcI DHtP N'Us Btc FVfh TuJC.T
ARRIVED.
stesmshp Jason IN o. sen tia Copeuhaee, and Chs-
uansand April o. with mde and
Steamship Crescent City, Van Size Havana my ssd s.sa e
with mdse. and Atlantic Mail steamship Co.
Steamship Panta Doane Philadelphia with tse Loi,ri Steam
ship Co. "
Bark Energa tsl Cerveti Liverpool IS days with salt.
Brig Dos de Mayo tMerl Ais TBspsn Mer days with oiar
Brig Egyptian tof Sanieran LAMBERT Bahs 81
Brig W. w Lord (O PictOa yeneyu, NAgusbo r. daJs wss
sugar and moasses
Brig Harp. Snow. Rosdou, fer Boston.
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

THE convalescence Of the ex-Empress Eugene
is making satisfactory progress
Mr.. J. G. DOdsOn was sworn in yesterday as
Pryy Councillor Of Great Britain.
..H. ID. Walker, Mayor of Portsmouth, New
Ham pshire, died in that city yesterday OF spopleIy
The visit of the Empress Augusta to England
will terminate Tuesday she will return Germany