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New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY. OCTOBER II. lS7

we're made by the Hon. Patrick Corbett Of Syracuse and
the Hon. George r. Beebe OF Sullivan County.
The Caldwell On. " Liberal Democratic
Club numbers 100 members Tho following are the
officers President, Stephen H. Smiths VicePresdents,
Samuel Bates. Geo. W. Shay b. T. Stafford. and three
Others Executive Committee, f. b. Huobe, T. D. h1I-
ris. and three others Secretaries, Geo. w. Bates anu H.
1aber Edredge Sergcant-atArms, Charles Is. 81 an9rd
General Committee, VIM. ii. Moshler, Wm Pratt Nln'
Ferguson, and fourteen Others.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats OF
Irylngon, N. j. held another meeting at their head
quarterson Tuesday evening. NJ. Devne President OF
the Club, made short speech after which the Secretary
Mr. STYLES read the address OF the National Democratic
nor OF Newark s. 3. Edwards OF Delaware John NJ Kan
da Liberal candidate for Congress In the With Dstrct
Mr. Mum, Chairman Of the Liberal Central Comnttee'
and =. +. Quinn.
On last Monday evening the Liberal Repub-
lcans aud Democrats Of Utica held grand mass meet
ing and the members OF the various local organizations
formed tOrchlight procession, which met with the
cheers OF the crowds marched through the streets
Short speeches made by Arthur Nj. Beardsley,
city, when eX-GOv Seymour was introduced ana dCnN-
cred an able address. He was followed by Col TheO T.
Cook The next meeting Will be held on Iuesday even
ing of next week.
From every State the Liberal Committees
are sending addresses calling upon the advocates OF
Reform 10 buckle their more closely and press
forward in the fight The ringing tones OF these un-
daunted calls ere producing n marked effect every,
where and Inc silent work winch tells thOusandfOld
Than PROFESSIONS and speeches II going on IN every
fownsi ip nd county. Occasionally Grant Or2an sees
this ard sends out startled cry that the Liberal. are
by means either crushed or dishearenen, ana tnat
the fight Is by no means ended The "mOral elect Oh
Peilnsy lvania may be on the other side after all
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
MR. sEWARD's WILL.

AUBURN, Oct. 16.-Tbe will Of the late Will
liam H. Seward was opened by the family to-day 1t Is
clear succinct document, singulary free from legal
technicaties and written entirely In his own hand He
beoueaths his late home at Auburn with all its contents
and surroundings to his three sons by more Of
whom it will doubtless be occupied and preserved intact
az far as possible in its present condition. His other
property consisting in part OF securities but mainly OF
real estate in Auburn and in this locality he divides into
four equal shares among his sons Aglstus IredereK
eward-the last twO being deputed 10 execute TINS pro
vision OF the instrument No other legaces or quests
and il is Impossible say precisely what 1t amounts TO-
Estimates vary, but 1t will probably be not Tar from
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
ILLINOIS LIBERALS.
L sgIRRING ADDRESS FROM THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

To the Democratic and Liberal Republican
Voters Of HsOis: The October elections have not de-
eided the Presidential contest against u.s. 1t drawn
battle at most. II victory may be claimed by either
party IL ia In Indiana, the largest vote ever
RHen m the State, with co0red vote OF about 1900
added to the majority sf 1863, we have elected our can
ddate tOr Governor. In Ohio, beside overcoming the
eOored vote, we have reduced the Grant majority OF
1900 10 about 1900, or nearly tw0thrds and In the
great city OF that State victory 10 overwhelming
securing the Constitutional Convention the Legislature
and United siateo Senator next year. In PenDsylva
8dversaries claim victory But such victory,
instead Of weakening efforts, should TO do
all that honorable men do TO overthrow the party
which claims It, for that boasted victory Is gigantic
fraud.
Fellowcitizens, shall OF Illinois allow this fraud
upon me people OF Pennsylvania shake purpose
or lessen our efforts TO the Republic from cOTrup
ton and oeDtralizatiOnf If "mOney plundered from
the peOpe' has been used 10 defraud the people OF
fair election n that State Is that any reason why the
people OF other should row themselves before
majority wholly fraudulent" aud give over con-
test for the purity and for the very life Of Republican
Government 10 far that the result IN that state
should arouse tne people OF other States supreme
and decisive eiort % carry the Presidential election
1lthOueA Dos fraud We iO8o Peunsylvania That De
done Oar friends IN OniO are fuli OF courage. The
ClalTl1au OF Committee there says: I'VE have
already by vigorous and aggressive hght forced the
Grant party % IT. Knees, ana conquer II IN NOvem
bet" In looking the held, tnere3h 3h nothing 10
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
OHIO LIBERALS ORGANIZING.
A LARGE MEETING OF PROMINENT MEN Al
OLUMBUS-ENCOURAGING REPORIS tAO"
ALL PARTS OF THE STATE.

A LARGE MEETING OF PROMINENT MEN Al
COLUMBUS-ENCOURAGIN REPORTS FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE STATE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRTBUNRl
COLUMBUS, Oct. 16.--A cOnvOcation Oh Ieao-
ing Democrats and LIBERAL Republicans at least 100 In
number and representing all parts Of the State was
held I'm This city this and evening. Among the
Democrats present were A. c. Thurman Geo. H. Penale-
ton Thomas Ewing, Geo. W. MeCook, John ~
Thompson, c. II. Lamison, W. ID. Morgan D.
C. Callen, Barnabas Burns, Wayne Griswold'
VIM Mungen John L. Wennor Ozro J. Dodds' l. n. Jor-
dan G. W. Stokes L. I. Neal, John H. Young D. FRANK
Mckinney Milton J. scuthard, j. r. Clymer, r. A. Con
stable John IT, Heaton, John Clark Z. p Hatfield T. NJ
Brown T. b. Eshelman, sam. +. Hunt, James o. Amos
MA Dou.hterty, Wm. A. Lynch, r. 'B. Bradford
James Hopkins, p o. Marah, John w. Morris Daniel
Flauacan. John II. Thomas, Geo. Lincoln, T. +.
Bingham, C. b. Flood, 7. f. Cunningham, Thomas
Courulin H. B. Kelly, S. s. Bloom, II. c. Williams B
Kahn l. Baber ". r. Alcorn, Isaac b. Riley MATT Mar
TN j. r. Boss, and Geo. w. Monypenny. Among the
Liberal Reformers present Henry NowDegin W. b'
Sloan John z BuhD, ThOs. L Powell, c. N GouldnG'
Cen r Brinkcrhof Gen. II. B. BanninR,iM NJ Gaunce'
and Tpocb T. Carson. The meeting was very
enthusiastic throughout, and every man pledged
largely increased vote for Greeley and Brown in No
yember Every one seemed confident that the reserve
Democratic and Liberal vote OF the state could be
brought the rolls and would be sufficient TO blot out
the October majority against them.
The official vote OF so counties and the reported vote
Of The remaining eight counties OF Ohio show majority
for tire Grant candidate Secretary of State Of 1891
The Administration majority Supreme Judge is about
bO1O less.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
MIR. VOORHEES, ON HIS DEFEAT.
OVER CONFIDENCE ON THE PART OF HIS FRIENDS
THE CAUsE-MR. GREELEY's COURSE ABOVE
nav Tp1pcp.pu.To THR TRIBryFJ


THE CAUsE-MR. GREELEY's COURSE ABOVE
CRITICISM.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBuERI
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-A letter received In
this city to-day Mr. Voorhees, dated at rerre Haute
Oct a. says that lie does not regret his defeat for Con
gress but is glad be RENTED to the practice OF his
pro esson. which is cOngenal and lucrative AS
10 Of his defeat Mr. voorhees, says he foresaW
It when lie said the Democrats could not organize IN the
short time given them before the election and that It
was simply stay-ahome vote in his party that beat
him and hurt the cause everywhere. Nobody thought
there possibility OF his defeat and over confidence
led hundreds stay away from the polls He writes as
follows in regard TO the Liberal movement:
word or two now about the movement itself 1t Is
right In its principles and Objects-a movement desged
~ restore segOvCTnmeLt 10 the people OF the sou anu
10 relieve them thieves ana plraIes 10 Dfng ABOUT
ssoticns 10 puffy the departments Of the inVetneh5
now infested by pluude1ug rings engaged IN me CiY
Service OF . country; movement, say contenpiat-
iu such results these cannot fa 10 enlist my zeous
pti utt TERMS support Allow me TO say W"fu als0
on auotcI pOint. Mr. Greeley has personally rFlstd
himself in this canvUss thousand fold IN my esllne
tirn HIS cUr hd. all that could be DESIRED ana
believe he would, elected be perfectly true 70 the p
poses he has T..ndy proclaimed IN ms HIlVaed au
dresses 10 tie pubic. shall vote for him IN NOVemnef
not u y uuhcsiBtiucy but with pleasure, as inan " 10
has established his claims 10 my admiration, nOtWlth
Standing my strong previous prejudees
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

discourage our eTorta n we add Indiana TO
tho list OF States morally certain for Greeley nn1 q
Brown we have 176 Electoral votes ana laek rt Uni5
votes OF majority. In this do not inelnae Iihos,
Wisconsin, Minnesota Louisiana, Florida Cal OF
Nevada. Louisiana alone, in this calculation, VIII
uia with Florida CT with Nevada, with Minnehota
So would Minnesota with Florida. But one SIsS a"no'
IL all the atPs last mentioned should go aEnst US
woud trim alantly elect candidates anq ieios %
cti2eIs we an carry this State II we mare Wv
Union ond harmony between Democrats ahq LDeI.u iSe-
publicans prevail all the states, last es No,' ~
and South That Union with every days discussion,
Incoming more perfect and complete because u Is pdseu
upon a common platform Of true Demoerane anu true
Republican principles, vital 10 Republican government
AID is Inspired by the high aud patriotic purpose
Let us organize for "a victory In November. -
G. II. McCORAICK, Chairman
O. VI. HATCH, Secretary.
Chicago Oct. IA, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
THE TRIAL OF THE JERSEY CITY CHIEF OF
POLICE POSTPONED.


The announcement that the trial of Chief
of Police McWillams would be called, yesterday, at
racted large number of persons 10 the rooms or the
Hudson County Court OF oyer and Terminer at Jersey
City. Judge Depue presided with Associate Judge
Newkirk on the bench. The Hon. Charles II. Winfield
Chancellor Williamson. and VIM. T. Hoffman appeared
for the accused and AttorneyGen Glchrst and County
Prosecutor Garretson for the State When the case was
taken up Mr. Garretson called list OF witnesses Iof the
STATE but not one appeared. Counsel for the defense
then moved for an adjournment, stating that
time was necessary to procure important VII
posses from NewOrleans, st. Louis, and Mhwau-
kee. The Attorney-Gen asked that the counsel
for defense be required to put the application for post
ponement In tho form OF affidavit, arguing that inc
evidence might be incompetent adIni sloe but te
Court tho VouuSol fVt utIthso " 40
TO udee whether the evidence was important ana aIter
some argument IL relation to the time, ADJOURNED the
case untI Thursday, Oct a. when IL Will be peremp-
toTily called and the counsel viii be expected 10 com
ppte II before Saturday night An effort VIII De made
To-day to secure the release OF McWams on Dail Inc
amount required is $4,000, OF which $4,000 was guaIan-
tpel Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
willie. the youngest son of Jefferson Davis
a. Nsmnh, ye.tenisr, Of dlDhthena

willie, the youngest son of Jefferson Davis
died At Memphis, yesterday, Of dlDhihenI
The American squadron has arrived at Sagres
a snail seaport the Province Of Agarves Portugal
The benefit ball and concert TO Mr.. Gilmore, in
the Boston has been postponed 70 WedHesday Oct ~
The State Congregational Convention at
Rochester adopted yesey resolution ihYOrng the payment Of
poyes Monday Instead Of Saturday
THE fourth annual convention Of the Irish
Csho Bsneoht Union Of the United States met At the Assembly
Bung Philadelphia yeserdsy Two hundred delegates were
present
John l.. Martin, the receiving teller OF the
Co.sye National BaEk, iti 81 Bt'l tm Penn {eienl
charged smbeIng the funds Of rs us ne amount Of 20 "
gnfe nearly Etf AID said 70 have Gstd 'Ae
Iaoary specializing In stockG
The ninth ANIMAL Convention Of the Grand
inteTnauolal DVoH of The boihrhg eouove Esneep vis
held yestsrlar In Poly e4lt HI h sIi. lsr-s Wisoa the
Grand sf kngneef delivered the anBu ddies 'Tsfe as t
subdivisions Bfo,T1 pt 1900 meHbsl The widows
oplAaa funi slsta Iecegis Tor the Jea tl95
eIIsls,s, pi3,tl3i eAsh 10 the uessgrI, sd"1
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
A KU-KLUX TRIAL.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 16.-The first case under
the KuKux law tried in this city came up to-day
before Commissioner Joseph B. Carroll of Bos-
ton Geo. Is charged with going in disguise, In company
with 10 or u others unknown TO the house OF Joseph
HILL coloFed in Boston, on the night OF Oct o. and taking
by force therefrom. j. Cesar Few colored OF Thomas
VILE and numerically beating him. Carroll was CON-
mitted TO ial in default OF 5000 bail. Kitchen Nasse,
charged with similar ofense, discharged for want
of evidence.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR TIE SURRENDER OF THE
IHsURGENT REPUBLICANS - PREPARATIONS
FOR AN ATTACK BY THE GOVERNMENT FORCES
ADDRESS TO THE THRONE.
MADRID, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1872.
The municipal authorities Of FeTol, yester-
day. requested the Commander Of the Government forces
to suspend making his attack on the insurreoonists
who are concentrated in the arsenal as negotiations for
their surrender progress The Commander con-
sented to wait until the afternoon when II the insurg
ents had not surrendered he intended TO attack them.
later dispatch from Ferro forwarded from that city,
yesterday says the fgate Victoria hourly expected
the harbor, and preparations were making for an at
tack the insurgents by the combined land and sea
forces. Hosttes to begin at o'clock yesterday
afternoon the rebels had surrendered at that hour
The Cores by vote Of 2O5 against c. las voted the re-
ply TO the address from the Throne Those who voted IN
the negative were the Republicans and Aiphonslsts
There ten vacancies In the Corcs and elections
for members to Ill Lom have ordered Tor the Sd Of
November.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Charles II. Porter, the Independent Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the IVth District OF
Virginia. has Withdrawn In favor OF the regular Grant
nominee.
The State Central Committee of the Labor
Reform party of Massachusetts has urgently requested
that Labor men ignore all parties in tho coming Presi-
dental election their cause has been Ignored, ana
vote for neither candidate.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
ASSASSINATION OF A SHERIFF.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 16. - The Brownsville
steamer brings news that Sheriff Martin OF Stow County
was fatally shot at1io Grande City by Mexican, while
attemptng 10 aueu disturbance at a fandingo. The
ossi, ;nousting hishorse fed to Mexico Immediately
after firm III taarsot. There no hopes OF bring
ing the murderer TO justice AS all such criminals are Sc
cure when across the river.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
1JRERAL CLUBS AND MEETINGS.

The Hon. VIM. ID. Murphy will address the
Liberal meetings at East BeTne n on the 18Th inst
and at Rensseaeryille on the 2Gth int
The Greeley and Brown Club of Chelsea,
Mass were addressed on Monday evening by James W
Fox Of Boston and Asa ". Brown OF Corpus Christi
Texas.
The Liberals Of Worcester, Mass, on Satur-
day raised Greeley and Brown nag al INC "oiAs - 'he
Wgshburn Iron Company. The meeting was addressed
b. II. j. MoCalerty and j. J. O'Gornan'
The QueensbuIy Greeley and Brown CluD
held an enthusiastic meeting on Saturday evening" IN
tic Opera House. Glens Falls, N, y. where speeehes
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
cprura AND cAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Vulcan Rolling Mills at Cincinnati, and
several adjacent buug destroyed BY IRE yesterday N''
43 900; no insurance - .
The woolen factory at Mddletown, New. York
BY weker No. ~ Wesi Bro.asiy "se'A
Nth stock and machinery Vas burned, y'sieriy'
Joe Riley. a noted professional thief died in
prison Al Philadelphia yestera lie us sentenel 10 AP.I ast Sf
pcoT pockets He companion o. %sls ''N ""0 ue1 N Hs
Peniieniary some time ago.
As James w. Woods, clerk in the Old Colony
Railroad Boston passing yeeaAy ron voc pyulsss
n0o and ba few yanis cis-
mi he :. hroeka donn robbed of ss0a The h~T ..~sI
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
VOL. XXXlI.....NO 9,S4O.
CAMPAIGN INTELLIGENCE.
rHE so1rrH CAROLTNA ELECTION

NO DEFINITE RETURNS YET-TTIE MOSES IlChEr
PROBABLY ELECTED-THE DEMOCRATS VAIN
A CONGRESSMAN.
Corr,R1A. Oct 16.-In the State elections
,do,, for Governor state oficers and FIVE Congress
men the only decided opposition offered by the Demo
Gratis was IN the Ivth District where the Hon B. Perry
ex-Provisional Governor under Johnsons Adminstra-
tion was nominated for Congress 1t is thought that he
Is elected defeating Wallace, the present representatives
It Is generally conceded that the regular Republican
State ticket with Moses for Governor Is elected defeat
ing what is known as the Boilers ticket with TOmnson
as candidate for Governor.
CHARLESTON, Oct. lc.-Everything passed of exceed
ingy quiet az the elections to-day. No conclusive re-
turns ore IN but tho probabilities that Moses aud the
regular Republican ticket are elected by large ma
fority.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
GREAT BRITAIN,

VERDICT IN FAVOR OF AN AMERICAN CONSUL
FIVE THOUSAND LABORERS ON STRIKE,
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct 10, 1874
A suit brought against Mr.. Thomas II. Dud-
ley United states Consul at Liverpool by man named
Alcott, who enlisted a seaman the priyateer Ala
bana for compensation for his detention at Liverpool as
witness by order OF Mr.. Dudley. at the time the Ala
bama sailed has just brought to conclusion, and
resulted adversely 1.-THE plaintiff The Court decided
that the Geneva Tribunal had settled all questions con
nected with the Alabama case and directed verdict to
he entered tile defendant Five thousand abCrers on
the steamship piers in this city are on a strike.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
&c Hw
THE PERILs OF GAS.

WAsHINGroN, Oct 16.-Major Patrick Ii.
King formerly Warden OF the Washington jail, and his
companion Benjamin Cooley, who were dodgers at the
od Rye House. retired last night and neglected to turn
of the gas in their room Major KING was found dead
slowly recovering.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
TURKEY.
November.

RIOTERS TO BE PUNISHED.
CoNsTAETEoFLE. Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1874.
Prince Nicholas Of Montenegro has sent
teegraphc dispatch to Sultan, promising to pnnieh
those his subjects who recently lad encounter
with party OF Turks at LCposa.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
JAPAN.
OPENING or A RAILWAY.

LoSIoS, Wednesday, oct. lC, 1872.
A dispatch from the East announces that
the railway between Yokohama and Yedo, Japan, has
been formally opened by the Aikado
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION FRAUDS.

THE MAYOR AND POSTMASTER OF SCRANTON
AND SEVERAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AR
RESTED ON CHARGE OF BALLoT-BOX
STUFFING AND BRIBERY IN LUZERNE
COUNTY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27

WHEN an individual finds his affairs
in crisis, and appoints an assignee to
wind mp bis concerns, the people al epy
out that something has gone wrong, and
the fabric Of his prosperity and position
is shattered. Now il seems that the
Democracy accupy just this position.
They are 1T this moment in the act of ap-
pointing an assignee to close out the
concerns Of their bankrupt house. IIor-
ace Greeley is the person chosen to do
the job. He is the assignee of ,hc Demo-
cratic party, and, evidently, he is the will
ling agent of the concern that is no longer
capable of sustaining its existence. 1t
viii not require great period of time
for the assignee to perform his functions,
and it is matter of small concern
whether this assignee can make the as.
sets put in hts hands net thirty or Fifty
per cent. The estimate in which he has
hitherto held the goods and chattele
now placed 8. bis command, certainly
does not betokcn sny approximation to
a successful issue.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27

Here, too, is the way in which he shows up
Senator SUMNER andl airs his viracity. 1t
would seem to put the adonis of the Senate
upon the defense, and reciprocate some of the
fancy sketches he has drawn of the Presidents
veracitY;
The Senator then took mp the San
Domingo question and said when the
treaty was proposed, Grant asked Sum-
ner, chairman of the Committee of
Foreighn Relations, il he would support
it. General Babceck and Colonel Forncy
were present at this interview, and all
understood that Sumner said that he
would support it; that he could not think
of doing otherwise than supporting the
administration in the matter and fur.
ther, that there was no objection to the
instrument as whole. Yet Sumner, hav-
ing meanwhile taken offense because his
views and wishes in other matters were
not deferred to, became incensed at Pres
ident Grant and Secretary Fish denouced
them, and amoung other things tie San
Domingo treaty, and raising the issue of
veracity with three witnesses, denied he
ever intimated he would give the treaty
his support.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27

How STANDS THE RING ?-Honest
Justice is to-day watching with scorn
the position of Horace Greeley The
members of the Tammauy Ring are
clinging to his skirts for salvation as a
drowning man would cling to a straw.
II elected, he would become their crca-
ture, their tool. They would prey upon
him as they have preyed upon the Treas
ury of the City OF New-l ork. The
shrewd, sharp seoundrels would set one
of their number 10 watch his movements,
while the balance would rob the Govern
ment of every dollar it has on earth
Cropped bullet-heads, dull, leaden eyes.
thick necks, MANNED noses, and clipped
ears wonld be int the majority in ;he halls
OF Congress, as they were in the halls of
our State Legislature during the palmy
days of the New-York Ring. Prost-
tutes and thieves would promenade side
by side in the corridors of Washington
hotels, mi the air would be thick with
vice III every form. Government greem-
backs stolen from the United States
Treasury would be stacked in piles on
the gaming tables in drawing Youm cars
petweeu Ncw-Y ork and Washington, the
same as stolen New-York City money
was stacked on gaming tables in drawing
room cars on the Hudson River Railroad.
Prizo-fghlers, farobank dealers, pimls,
and blackguards wonld stand in the
Congress lobbies and insolenlly demand
Government money, and get it. Instead
of an Americus Club, there would be a
United States Club, and every prominent
thief in the country would join it.
RoNghkeepsie Ersle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27

rS-the Aslaiic cholera 10 spreading across
the eastern provinces OF Russia, and may soon,
be In communicable distance Of the United
States. The areaded disease appears in an
unusually virulenb fanm this ssason; the pro-
portion of deaths being much greater than
usual Of late with, this scourge Cleanliness,
70 the best preparation for IFS reception,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-07-27

Consul at Leipsic. Deduciing jesse
Grant and M. j. Cramer, appointed by
johnson, seven instances of relatives in
political offices remain, and Of these but
two were, in truth and in fact, app6in.
ted by the President. Orlando II. Ross,
cousin of the President, holds clerk
ship under the third auditor of the Treas
ury. He was a soldier in the war, aud
Gen. Logan, as he stated in the Senate,
procured bis appointment at the Treas
nay Department. without the knowledge
of the President, who in fact never heard
OF 1t till he read II in newspaper. This
leaves six, and OF these four hold local
offices, viz: James W. Dent, appraiser at
San Francisco ;James +. Casey, collector
at New Orleans; one brother Of another
brother-in.law of Mrs. Grant Peter Casey,
postmaster at Vicksburg, Mississippi;
brotherin.aw OF Mrs. Grant, George
b. Johnson, assessor of the Third District
of Ohio, who married third cousin of
the President Alexander Sharp, CON
nection of Mrs. Grant appointed marshal
Of the District of Columbia, and Silas
Hudson, cousin of the President, mil I.
ister TO Guatemala