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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-20
ARRIVALS.


kEPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship Atlantic (Br. Perry Liverpool Feb g. and
steamshp Egypt {Brb Grogan, Liverpool Feb ", and
Queenstown 9th, with mdse and 42S passengers to
hurst experienced heavy westerly winds and head the
entire passage 18th inst lat 40 49, Ion IS 80 passed steam
shp spain hence for Lverpoo day Is miles asern
the spain, q orig.rfsg cd steamer bound X.
rs sse.m nd Cleopatra Phillips Havana Feb H. with
NJ winds and sea almost the entire passage
Steamship lsaacBe, Bakeman Richmond, City Point and
worios. with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Jonn Gibson, Winters. Georgetown Dc with
mdse and passengers to q Merrick.
steamship volunteer, Howe Philadelphia, with mdse,ito
Bark Edith (Br,, Cburnside Singapore 1856 days. with
wdse 70 master Passed Aner Oct IL Cape Of Good Hope
next day; crossed the Equator Dec -. in lon u q
points Oh the the entire passage os and split sails
dsabled has been this six weeks the Edith
bound to Boston into this short of provisions
water boarded on Long Branch at 1890 Pm by the Her
Bark Orpheus (SG), BeIn.r Bremen 80 days. with mdse
and passengers, TO Kreger Co. Made northern pas
. days Of Banks carried away upper main
topsai yard, lost sails &C.
Brig Showers tof stockon savsge, Dry Harbor. Ja 10
Walsh, Peld Way. Has been days north Of Hseras,
with ist winds and Gains Feb TO- lat 80 Ion 10 w.
picked up bales OF cotton apparently OF some weasel that
fire.
Brig Louise lHay), Wilson, Cape HA ytien, IS days. with
iogwcod 70 Murray Jr Been ~ days ~ OF Hattcas with
Brig E:ponsa sropt, Havana 4 eass with to Jas
+ Ward Co; vessel TO Miller Houghto n; Has been
days north Of Hsteras with heavy NE and rw gses lost
Marcia 0reenleaf, from New Oresna for Liverpool.
Brig Aseiside, Wilson, Matanzas days, with moasses
TO crder Has been Gays north OF Haeras with fresh NE
Brs iciiss rhss,rup, zssa Is days with sugar V emon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-20
THE NEWARK CHILD MURDER.

C0r0ner's Inquest Yesterdny-The Mother
Declared Guilty Of the Crime.
In Newark yesterday afternoon Coroner Mum
held an inquest on the body Of the newborn infant
whose throat was cut by its unnatural
unmarried mother, Julia Murray as detailed
in Yesterdays HERALD. The witnesses sworn were
DIR. DOdd, county physician; Drs. Osborne ana
Bleyle. Mrs. Mary E. Stats Louisa Apgar, Mrs.
Josephine Eicborn and John H. Staats proprietor
OF the Passac Hotel. The testimony OF these seve-
published and going clearly to show that Julia de-
vered herself OF the infant and then Its throat.
After brief deberatlOn the Jury rendered the
following verdict:"We believe, from the evidence,
that the said infant child came to Its death, the
18th day OF February A. ID. 1872 In the city of New
ARK by violence, at the hands Of Its mother, Julia
Murray, and that violence was committed with q
razor"
The unfortunate Julia is confined to her room
yet and is kept under proper surveillance. As
as her condition permits she will be arrested and
lodged in the county Jail to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-20
OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Franconia, Bragg Portland.
Ship Talbot tBr), Simons, London-E Morgan's Sons
Bark Danl Draper Qtal, Bottone Malaga Agresta.
Co.
Brig Aglaia Peterson, Aspinwal'-G Vessels.
Brig Annie Storer, Adams, Havana--S ID Cordova.
Co.
Brig Bessie lBr, Locke, st john NB-snow Burgess.
S Schr Qua nt pr Saiuer, ureytown-Srout brohers
Schr L Burns Crosby. Gaiveston-C II Mallory A Co.
Schr Clara Woodhouse, Russell-Brazos (Texas)-Wood-
house 4 Rndd
Schr Dart, Williams, Stamford.
Schr Evelyn Burger, Stamford.
The steamship Metropolis, which sailed Saturday for VIII
mingen NC was cleared by Lun Bros, and not by Wash
lngton Co, AS before reported.
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HERALD TUESDAY SHEET.

d. yissef to Miller Houghton Had nns weather 70
s:Sss iss:s 3 ga
HsS o . ws.sr Coz vessel 70 Loud Co.
schs Mary ksntin Fuller dalVss'on. II days. with cot
E.issSiiS ,:::s . Warren SsS CO. Hs. been a's
saansi, sanns, Washington. DC, with coal to
schr Eurotas Asa James River. with wood to Van Brun
Passed Through He'll Gate. .
BOUND SOUTH.
,sss N Ss1sSs Beae Boston for New York. with
TO Havermyer Son.
ma o q .a s: a. u s sr s CO.
Sch. Hals1.a Br Hunter a,fa1. days for New York,
schr Lyndon. billiard Perry, Ne. days. for New YORK,
schr sanaophn, Edridge. Portland New York. with
schr Nellie Kelly, Cais; for New York. with lumber to
schr xdrisnna Bishop Portland Now York, with lu-
schr Alice Fox. Baker. Rockpor for New York. with
Paine Jones' Calais for New York. with latin to
schr Mary Clark, Clark. Rockland for New York. with
schr Belle Conn, Calais for New York. with lum-
scnr smith, snw, Providence New York. with nails
schr Congress, York, for New York. with lumber to
schr Alexander Mlnken Grtn. Bath for New York. with
sshr ksn1sy Thomas, Thomaston for New York. with
Teaser slocum Ellsworth for New York. with lum-
Der to order.
Canary. Hart Portland for Sandy Hook. with lumber
TO master.
scnr Adaliza Huntsy Portland for New York; with lum
scsr jacob RAYMOND. Phelps. Providence New York.
schr Ne v Zealand Lowe, fremont for New York.
Schr @ Purnell Provost, Stamford for New York.
Schr Aida. Knowles Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Rockhil, Rockhll Providence for New York.
sc cr Mead Thrasner. Proyidsnce for New York
iss New YORK;
schr Jacob kinze Smith, Boston for New York.
Schr Elm City, Kidd, Bridgeport for New York.
schr Falsom, Snow, Fall River for New York.
Sch g Ru kinph ham, JOnQa Ney Hav for Nav
Schr Annie May, Baker, Newport for Philadelphia.
Schr West DENNIS, Beverly, Boston for Baltimore,
Schr ID Grinlng. Knowles, Providence for New York.
Schr Chas Raymond Kelly, Boston for Baltimore.
Schr VIM Croker, Davis, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Harriet Lewis, Bliss, Norwich for New York.
Schr Rachel Seaman Seaman, Providence for Philadel
phia.
Steamer Ospray, kenney Fall River Tor New York, With
mdse and passengers to Isaac Odell
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia Bragg. New York for Portland
Schr Bay state, Hart, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr David l. Currie Geary, Amboy for Lynn.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield Hobbie, New York for Stamford.
Steamar Metis, Davis New York for Providence.
Steamer Doris, Dung New YORK for Providence.
Wind At sunset 8. Light.
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Patrick Mclean died In Bellevue Hospital from
the effects of injuries received the 10th instant
by being struck on the head by coal box while
at work on pier 40 North River. The deceased
lived at $40 Greenwich street. The pody was taken
home and Coroner Young notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-20

The clipper ship Sonora arrived at San Francisco Sum-
day last making the in l2O days. greatly pleasing
shippers by her. She is Of the fleet Of VIM
Weld Co, of Boston, and loaded the Dispatch line
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 1s.-A formal examina.
tion OF the House OF Refuge affairs took
place yesterday afternoon. Several per.
SONS now, or formerly, connected with
that institution were examined under oath.
Mr.. Wright, whose testimony was, that
Mr.. Gleason, the Superintendent, was o
kind hearted lenient man; in fact, too
easy to maintain proper discipline in such
an establishment. The whippings, under
examination itappears, were performed
by Mr.. Blair, Assistant Superintendent,
who doubtless exceeded his instructions.
The examination will be continued Sat.
urdAy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19
THE LATEST NEWS.

Hon. VIM. Lawrence was nominated
Thursday at Urbana, Ohio, as Republl.
can candidate for Congress in the SIh
district Charles Philips was nominated
as Republican elector.
-Garde Republicine band will play at
Cincinnati, Monday night
1t is reported at Vienna that Gen.
Des Chevemitz, the German Envoy to
Austria, Is espoused to the daughter OF the
United States Minister, Jay.
-JohnIH. Jefferies, o prominent citizen
residing near Loudonville, Ohio, was
tramped to death in frightlul manner by
horses Thursday.
The Cuban vessel Pioneer Is still In
the custody Of the Navy Department.
The Secretary has instructed the Collec.
tor at Newport to remove quantity OF
powder from her to prevent an explosion.
"A London dispatch from Port Said
announces tho arrival there and subse.
quent departure OF Stanley, the hero OF
the Livingstone search. He is accom-.
panied by a son Of Livingstone.
"A HtraIS dispatch now contradicts
former statement that Gen. Banks had
gone over to the Liberal Republicans.
"A call has been issued for the New
York Republican State Convention 10 be
held at Utica August 2lst to nominate
State officers, Representatives at large in
Congress and Presidential electors.
AT the conclusion OF the argument in
the Tweed Connolly cases at Albany,
Thursday, the court adjourned until Sep.
tCmber next, when the decision will be
rendered.
Henry A. Wise has written a letter
saying the Liberal Republicans are too
liberal for him. He thinks they have
mingled white shirts and grey so that the
party is mongrelized
Crop reports from Central Wiscon.
sin state that the promise is well. The
small grains, with the exception Of
spring wheat, will return iull average
crop. Spring wheat has been badly
damaged by drouth and the chinch bug,
and the yield will be light. Corn shows
well, but rain is needed to insure good
crop.
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Random Record.

AN army Of toadS is reported by the
AtEanSsS City IrGrelltr as travelling west
o. the ShawkaSka river, which extends
road. "''"s 'u'
AN editor says he once partook of n
.";S leverage ,t SO very strong that he could not
.elI whether 1t was brandy or a torchlight
procession that was going down his throat
SOME people eau never bo too Door TO
marry A young couple commenced 10
SeeP house recently, whose only crockcry
consisted OF an ink bottle and an inner.
Iect chart OF china.
AN alligator has been killed in B.ll
sSVSunly' Texas, which measured Ii Ieot
a. inches in length, and was thought 10
weigh 45O pounds. "
~. A TOOTH Of the Emperor NAPOLEON 7
IHt TS sold the other day at Brussels for
aOo francs. Several afldavits attcsted tLe he
SenulneneSs Of the relic. '''o
A WISE city ordinance OF Ottumwo
,.'s, ,osOlds boys under eighteen years of are
IRON IRON jumping oil or on railroad trains
"a'c IN motion, within the city limits,
A TENNESSEE girl broke an arm m
.ne eve Of her wedding day, but ninckiIu H
went through the ceremony with her S "r9
10 sling at the appointed hour, "'''
The tallest man is dead. uc ,ivod :,
SIMLSAso' ana his name was Lars Sollclson
a norwegian He was seven feet nnG
SnO, SIne inches in height and weighed three
uuraFea N and sevcnty.llvc pounds
,hd ihE Australian trees exceed in height
,mOusl not in circumference, the risn,
~S %vs OF California. A tree in VicINy;s
ptsG sGsGreG u 49, feet; the highest vet discoy.
'SI 10 California is only 45O feet high,
has a SENTIMENTAL and spooncy you,b
having, in a transport Of ardor toIS iT'., %;a
Di,,. %,S saat hundred million years of c,cr, 70
Sis NY ~ might pass away and stiilbclter than
hJS I Soa would he love her." the younn
S,O!. S"y nalVeIy remarked that at ILe end y
ton. "'"'u 'cc'pFocale his atten
ps;nss%n,E; ;Hs%E Is war among tho sections oI
Hsls sluT'G, "O, y, n j. Two OF these individ
SSSrss SS 80! y INTO a quarrel a day or two aGo ~
O1 toIIN1,IoG5e IGe right to dig grave. BloSw,
S,%S %TTeG t words, and the quarrel culmin
SsS S"S ", man action for assault md battery battery
'pe sum Of s. 50. s"'' u'sseF II
"Panla a LITTLE boy accostcd his papa TINS
ThSp, "a, are you growing still :" No, dea,
the II ton makes y, you think soy" "Becaus
your nv Ssir =. your head Is cOmingt through
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19
An Illinois Feud.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-At Illiopolis, Ills.
u Ieud has been in progress for the past
two weeks between Mr.. Dickerson and a
man named Cauterell and their respec.
tive friends. On Saturday night pitched
battle took place in which the Dickerson
party were roughly used. Mr.. J. NJ.
BurCh dressed the wounds OF the van
quished and was subsequently assaulted
therefore by the Cauterell party. Later
in the evening Burch went in company
with posse TO arrest his assailants; a
fight Cnsued, during which Burch fired
into the crowd, wounding one Kindall,
an adherent Of Couterell, so that he died
yesterday. Burch was arrested and held
to bail,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19
THE NATIONAL CANVASS.
Meeting of the National Republican
Committee.

NEW YORK, 1s.-The Republican Ma.
tional Executive Committee held o meet.
ing yesterday afternoon which was exten.
sive in character, and for the most part
secret, measures were discussed for for.
warding the canvass In Pennsylvania, In.
diana, North Carolina and West Virginia.
Ex-senator Abbott made cheering report
Of the canvass in North Carolina. Col.
Errett, chairman Of the Republican State
Central Committee, appeared from Penn.
sylvania, in place Of W. Fl. Kemble, who
Is III. Suggestions was considered from
West Virginia looking to the utilization
OF all the elements opposed TO the Demo.
Gratis and Liberal Republicans in that
State, and the details of the campaign are
TO be organized within a few days at the
headquarters here, which will be at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. ASecret sessions Of
the Executive Council OF tho Union
League Of America was also held in
Pennsylvania, at which It was resolved to
co operate with the National Commit.
tee.
The Liberals Organizing in Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-The Liberal Re-
publican State Committee held a meeting
yesterday evening, at which measures
were taken for the immediate organiza.
tion of county and district committees
throughout the State, vacancies in the
committee were filled and another meet.
ing was ordered for July 25th, to deter.
mine whether q State Convention shall be
held.
Democatic Nomination for Congress.
ST. Louis, July 1S.-The Democrats of
the 10th district, Illinois, in Convention
at Vandalla yesterday, nominated s. L..
Brian for Congress. The Liberal Con-
vention at the same time and place rati.
fed the democratic nomination and
pledged a hearty support to the nominee,
Liberal Demonstrations at Indlan-
apolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 1S.-The first Lib.
Gral Republican demonstration of the
campaign in this city, was held tonight
at the Academy of Music. Speeches were
made by Hon. G. w. Julian, j. W. Ev-
ans, and Col. Mclean.
Judge HoraceP Biddle, OF Logansport,
was nominated for Congress by the Dem.
ocratic and Liberal Republican Conven-
tions, of tho 9th district, at Kokomo, to-.
day.
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Tas Isnnouncement in our columns mn
,.a,n,1,v Tar morning that Hon. JonS j. DA,
y'ss'%' yes soS declared against GREELEY 1,.,a Sa
n.'.a,'"1 tho nc" 'VT IN this city yesterday The
sS1,9 oaSDEs men are in fresh trouble. @ MI Sl['
U,T,, UArvHs standing in hi'psrty is too good "a
n1r,I ~ nnse 9't It avail to call him "trait0r|
" " ,hsv n do Gov. JACOB, and they are at a
~ y w. ~ know what TO do about him II
.SSr,. ,osO " IN be understood that Mr.. DAVIS,
Tt Ds,cejylug the guillotinc has been erected
G Ior his decapitation in the Congress Con, =
~ nor,ion. has determined not to submit
II. claims for a denomination to that body
bn, will boldly announce himself can
dldate for reelection OF the August elcc'
ton. This prospect creates alarm among
,bc Rlpgites, who supposed they had
things arranged just to- suit themselves
Now they sec very clearly that this
rntrnt terrific, who will not submit him
seIfto their manipulation, is going to
knock down the pins set up by them and
smash their crockery generally
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19
CondltIon of Longfellow.

New York, July 1S.-A Saratoga dis.
patch says: l paid a visit TO Harper's
stables early this morning. There stood
the wreck Of the Long Branch racing
greatness, in an undignifed attitude or
three legs. He is gone forever. The
wound in the heel Is nothing compared
to the breaking tendon, the middle one
too, and TO use the precise language Of his
trainer: He'll never more than walk
run he couldn't.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19
Bismarck Trying 10 Stop German
Emigration.

New YORK, July 1s.-A prominent
member of the German House of Repre-.
sentatives writes hero confirming the news
that Bismarck is trying to stop, by legisla-
tion, the great flow Of emigration from
the Empire to this country, and charac-
terizes the movement as stupid saying
the only way to prevent emigration is to
award the people the same advantages
they have here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19

The Presidents Opinions and Move-
ments.

New YORK, July 1S-A Herald inter-
viewer reports from Long Branch that
President Grant announced his intention
to visit the Canadian border last week.
He will go down the st. Lawrence and
visit Thousand Islands and other points
Of interest. In regard to indirect claims,
the President thought America had
gained great triumph over Great Brit
ain. The President regards the North
Carolina prospect as excellent. He says
he goes to Washington when any govern.
ment matter requires his presence, but
won't go this week, as nothing demands a
cabinet meeting for some time. The
trouble with Greeley was he wanted to
I'LL all Of his (the President's) offices with
bad men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19

Board OF EQUALIzATToN.-ThG Board
Of Equalization, Board created by
Council to correct and eQuallzc the assess.
ment Of real estate for purposes of city
taxation, met at Council Chamber yes.
IeFday, organized aud adjourned to meet
at 0 O'Clock this morning, when they will
begin work. Those who think their proper.
y is valued tOohigh should present their
grievance to this Board-likewisc any
who think theirs is sasscssed too low. The
Board is composed Of the following gen.
lIemen; Messrs. Thos. p. Shalcross, A..
], PannCll, ]. NJ. Ewing, W. Harrison
jos, Salisbury, ], B, Shepherd, r. W
Hs2lett, Thos, O'Brien
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19

CAMDEN when here with his
little oil can greasing the machinery afew
dsys ago went around and button
boIed people Just as il he had been a can
diJate for constable In this connection
good one is told ol the Governor" In
NJ anxiety to scrapc acquaintance he ap'
preached good looking young gentle
men, shook hands with him, passed the
compliments of the day, and remarked
AZ ought to know you-your name is
~ Jacobs" was the response, that be-
ing the gentleman's name. Mr.. CAMDEN,
looked suspicious, embarrassed; hesitated
stsmmered, and suddenly remembered On
engagement and "took the chute" 1t
was some moments before Mr.. ]. com.
pretended the cause Of Mr.. CANiDEN's
embarrassment That gentleman evident
ly thought he was poking fun at him. 1t
is said the "Goyernor" did not button
hole anybody else without being sure he
knew whom he was talking to,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19

OSE Of our business citizens Just re.
turned from Jefferson county reports Gov
JAcoB's prospects In that county most
cheering. The best men in the county
such as Hon. A. X. BoTELEH, Hon. AN
DREW HUNTER and cx.Judge JOHN W.
KENNEDY, are for him. The two latter
made speeches for him at Charleston d
day or two since in reply to DAN. B
Lucas and that animated little soda
fountain, Z. WILLIS WILSON.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIuER, !
WARRINGTON, D. @, July ls-7:SOP. n.
PROBABILITIEs.

Lowest barometer will move slowly
eastward over Southern New England
Friday, with northeast winds and cloudy
weather north of Massachusetts; norther.
ly winds and cool, clearing weather from
Northern New York to Lake Huron;
cool northwest winds and cloudy, fol.
lowed by clearing weather, from New
York to Virginia and Ohio Tho condi.
tions Ore favorable for local rains in Vir.
ginia and North Carolina. Rising baron.
eter and pleasant weather will prevail in
the Gulf States Friday.
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IRELAND.
A High Opinion Of the United States.

DUBLIN. July 1S-Baron Dcasy, in
opening the trial Of person charged
with burning Justice Keogh in etligy,
said: The outrage was witnessed by
thousands OF Kcogh's fellow countrymen
with savage qualification. Such scenes
could not take place in any other civil.
lied country. They would not even tol.
crate it in the great Republic during the
Presidential contest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19

A GENTLEMAN who came up from
Tyler day or two ago informs us that
Gov, JACoB's friends down there conf.
IDENTIFY expect to carry that county by
800 majority. Our old time friend ex.
Secretary BOYER, the STEALEY's, "a very
extensive and Influential connection) and
many other influential Democrats arc
warmly for JACOB and still more warmly
against the Charleston Constitution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19
THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 1s.-The first race was
hurdle, two miles, for $500, and was
won by Lochiel, beating Astronomer,
Tammany and Lobelia. Time four min.
utes and three quarters Of a second.
The second race, for $500. three.quart-
ers of mile, was won by Luna. Time
1,1O
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 1s.-The Republican
State Central Committee, together with
the Republican candidates for State OIL.
GERS and number of influential members
Of the party from various parts Of the
State, met here to-day to arrange a plan
Of campaign in the State. The Repub.
lican demonstration here tomorrow
night will be a grand affair.
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The New 81. Louis Paper.

ST. Louis, July 1s.-McKee s. Haw.
scr, formerly Of the Democrat, issued their
new paper, the Globe, this morning. They
fly Grant and Wilson flag, and announce
their purpose to use the best endeavors to
preserve unity and maintain the ascen.
dencY ot the Republican party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19
The Government Gold Sales.

NEW York, July 1s.-There wore
twenty.one bids for gold to-day, amount.
The amount to be sold was 100000. Ii
sold 1t will go at from 1l440f to 114.594.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19
Another Stage Coach Robbery in Call
ifnFnia.

SAN Francisco, July 18.-The stage
coach between Dallas and Canon City,
Oregon, was robbed by three highway.
men, yesterday. From twelve to fifteen
thousand dollars was taken from the in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19
New England Nail Manufacturers
COnYentfOn,

BosToN, July 1S.-At the New Eng.
land Nail Manufacturers Convention, a
formal vote in favor Of adherence to the
present prices, was passed. The old Board
was reelected. The next Convention
will probably be in September, at Phila.
delphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19

"A grand Grant and Wilson meeting
Is called for Chicago tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgeneer.

(By tho Western Union Limo.
)aiee Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe cts