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New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
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BOGBRT-May Elizabeth c. Bssel, wifi. Of John Boget.
emains will be taken to LftehaeIi Coma
COLbINSAer Illness the residence OF his hhernaw,
Third day evening Ph month. h PerFJ
Collins the late Isaac Collins in the 4Ist Of his
CONwAY-on Wednesday at the residence Of Mr. W Hara
Morns Of consumption Maggs Conway In the 10th year
Funeral from Beresn Baptist Church of Bedford and Downing
Friday, the 10TH at FnIas Of the deceased are invited
be present.
FLAYAGAN-on Thursday inst Elizabeth Flanagan. widow
The family invited attend her funeral
the Church OF the incnsnon corner Of haaSn'e anu ihy
GLEsPIE-May Isabella Gillespie, native OF Porush Comfy
Ireland in the Bh Of her and for 20 faithful
Her and friends respectfully
Home Seventy thrd. MsdsOnaVe this
day, at O'Clock IN
The family invited attend her funeral
residence 07 St. Sunday i2A
inst, at "A o'clock.
LIyNGSrON-0n Thursday morning, May g. at Oak HILL Herman
Livingston bis 18Th
Notice OF funeral hereafter
LYoy-In Brooklyn on Thursday passed holy Christian
triumph Euphems Cary, wife Of NesAan C. Lon. J, aged
years, ii months, and days
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited attend the funeral st The
residence n 6O Moon-t Friday 10th init at o'clock
m Her remains will Bedford wesches,er County fos
lh n s:25 Services will b. held at Uhion Chureh Bed
fOrd tie arrival Of the train
REMsgN-At Astoria L. MAY Elizabeth. widow Of Abraham
and those her aeinyed to attend he's
O'Clock leaves Peck slip o'clock and PsonLp at IT,
sAEGEROn Wednesday morning May after long ssd pna III
William w. sanger n D. ip the So % year 9f ls sgs
A. M Jerusalem Chapter No CGgr DO Lion Commsndey no ~
brethren Of the and Rite respectfully invited q
attend the funeral from bis sIe residence No. - Last Ieniass
O'Clock p IN. on Friday, the 10th inst
wooDMAS-In this city May william H. wOOdman. eOunssr
pis remains have been tskeu 10 Maine for iutsrment
Boston and Portland papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

forcibe speech in which he claimed that the support o
tn nominees OF the Cincinnati Convention by the Demo
cratic party at the present crisis In Federal
not be inconsistent with their adherence TO the minor
points Of difference between them and the Liberal re
publican party At every aluson to Greeley ana
Brown the speaker was loudly applauded. Ex-Alder-
man Hnman, a lifelong Democrat also advocated lhs
passage OF the resolution. which was Unanimously anu
enthusiastically adopted.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats OF
the With Assembly District met last night 10 inuorso
the platform Of the Cincinnati Convention ana 10
establish Horace Greeley Club. Dr. Andrew Mellvillo
and Judge Berry of California addressed the meeting In
brief but forcibe speeches advocating the election OF
Horace Greeley and Gratz Brown. and den0nclng tne
corruption and arbitrary rule OF the present AunIDis-
tration. The following officers were Unanimously
elected.
President Thomas Barclays vlcePrsien Dr. Andrew MeSei
Secretary Gideon sia vesecea Patrick DOutneyi Ires''
John Connolly.
The Union Republican Association OF the
XvIth Assembly District met last evening, at Demht
Hail. and resolved itself into Greeley Campaign Club.
new enrolment was made, and the following officers
were reelected:
President. Vim. Atkinson vice-President, l.. NJ Reid
secretar1es John Adams. Henry Beeny Treasured j.
Ii. Jenny.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolred That we indorse the platform enunciated
In Cincinnati every plank is sound every line contains
great excellence and earnestness OF purpose whch
any citizen can conscentiousy approve
ReSoired That greet with Joy and hail with admi-
ration the nomination OF the Hon. Horace Greeley ior
the Presidency OF the United states. and cheerrn1y
pledge TO him. also to B. Gratz Brown, the nominee
for the Vice Presidency, our hearty support
Resolred That acknowledge in the Hon. Horace
Greeley OF noble capacities OF exalted opinion OF
for the good OF all mankind and who viii administer the
affairs OF the Government with truth and 1delity.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

awards He had no doubt that the Commiss were
desirous q doing their duty In faithful manner, yea
proper estimates had not been made Of some portion OF
the real estate In question.
Mr.. Delafeld said that two reports wers submitted.
one one called majority and The other minority report
Wood and Jones. and tho other by Commissioner Hen.
messy. Having defined the points Of difference In the
meDt OF damages in ike the present and instei
that It firmly established point Of Law that tie
then prepare their report In tins notice
sent to sCommissoner Hennessy. A meeting o.
Illegal and hgb-handed. They struck of from
assessment q large area. from Sixtysixth 20 One
hundredths st. He would not say that either OF the
commissioners was corrupt, but IL singular fact
.haI one OF them owned whole block exempted from
so m assessment Mr.. Hennessy was so indignant that
~. voeren MS protest against IL. Mr.. Delaneld spoke
.hkth OF the action OF Commissioners WOOD ana
cy .na m regard to tn sJOO0OO assessed against the
stdted that they saddled 100000 npon the eity
,oug9 simple misrepresentation He called the stcn-
h n oi ths C0nrt To the difference in the esab
AS 10 Fifth and Madison-ayes he Insisted that they
were Injured rather than benefited by the proposed
fare He declared that Mr. epar. as III
only one that should be confirmed "'NPO- ~ W.
fdrlOus COUNSEL IN turn called attention To spccdo
cases IN which II WAS claimed injustice mad been done
either IN awards Assessments or both kmong thcse
oSrnr Saa Of esed n 70 property on the north
front OF lot feet on Broadway, and belongs 10 c. W.
the harassing subject OF widening Broadway could e
forever set at rest, and the street Do allowed TO bs
strictly business street, this property, 1t urged,
would today readily ront for $780, making principal
OK slf.O0O Altogether, IL claimed that the award
was Inadequate and should be $4,000 instead Of $4,000
H. ii. Cudlip stated that he owned the block between
Forty sixth and ,FOrtyseyenthsts, the side Il
Broadway. and the southeast OF broadway and
FOrty-eighth-s and OF Broadway and Forty -thrd-st
The awards given him amounted TO s3s OOo II the same
percentage had been allowed Bim to his nesghbOrs
the opposite side OF the way he claimed he would have
The was adjourned to May 20, by request Of Mr.
OGorman, who viii then make an answering argument
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
OPINIONS OF DIFFERENT MEMBERS CONCERNING
THE CINCINNATI NOMINATIONS.
At the meeting of the National Democratic
Committee on Wednesday, the members carefully alb
stained from publicly expressing opinions In relation to
prospecye candidates the probable action OF the Bal
timore Convention Before leaving the city, however,
many Of the members, In response to inquiries, gave
their individual opinions concerning the political cond
ton of their respective States
Col J. M Harrel Of Arkansas said the Convention was
called I'm July TO give the people time to consider what
course will be BEST In view OF the action OF the other
At the present time he believed the South
10 be strongly In favor Of Mr. Greeley as the man most
likely to be successful against the Philadelphia candi
date He thought the Democrats OF the Northern
sympathized with the feeling in the South, and that
tb Convention were held to-day no nominations would
be made.
VI r. smith OF Vermont was not in favor Of ndorsing
fe action of the Cincinnati Convention, but thought
there was chance OF carrying his State for Greeley
while q straight Democratic ticket would stahd no
chance
,r tba Cincinnati ticket and confident that the
Democrats OF his State would heartily support It, The
leading Democratic newspaper OF Detroit had ALREADY
laoed the names Greeley and Brown az the head OF
its columns. . A.. ...
should nominate straight ucEet fesaue'' VI oi'"o
Cincinnati or philadelphia
r a. Thompson Of Ohio thought bis State would give
large majority for Greeley and Brown, and that the de
eeates from Ohio would be instructed to vote Tor the n
dorsement of the Cincinnati ticket
wm f. Storey of The chicago Tr"es was dissppoin'ea
in the action of the Cincinnati ConVenton' ana 'noukn
the baltimore Convention should make nomination. Ii
tb,s Convention indorsed the Greeley and Brown ticket
he should 20 to work for It,
Isaac f. Eaton Of Kansas Gen. Bate OF Tennessee ana
number of others we're strongly in favorof indorsng
the Cincinnati nominations.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.


J. Il. HAwLEY NOMINATED FOR THE U. 8. SENATE.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TkIBUHB.I
NEw-HAvEN, May "a caucus of Republican
Members of the Assembly was held this evening,
presided over by Amos j. Gallup Of Sterling.
On motion of Speaker Treat, the caucus took an
informal ballot without debate, which resulted as
follows: Joseph r. Hawley, 9S; Orris $. Ferry, H.
Two members did not vote, and there were ~
absentees. On motion of Senator Terrill, the nom-
nation Of Gen. Hawley was made unanimous. The
absentees are supposed to be about equally divided
on the candidates. The majority of those absent
from Fairfield County, 10 in all. remained out OF tho
caucus to await the action Of the Democrats in or
ganizng bolt to elect Ferry but it Is doubtful
whether sufficient Republican strength can be Sc
cured to make the bolt successful.
The Rev. DR.. Leonard Bacon, President Woolsoy,
Alexander C. Twining, William C. Patton Alfred
Walker, w. w. Winchester, Thomas r. Trowbridge,
Henry Trowbridge, L. Whitney. Henry X.
Walker James Walker, Stephen Pardeo and
other well known citizens havo published
formal protests against the election OF
United States Senator by party caucus. 1he Aep-
Haren Palladium earnestly joins them. Ii was
well known that desperate efforts were making TO
defeat Senator Ferry's reelection, and that count
of noses" showed that he could be defeated pro-
vided chat caucus were held which should bind all
the Republican members to vote for Gen. Hawley.
The Democrats have tonight nominated ex-Goy.
English for u. s. Senator. with the understanding
that they will vote for Mr.. Ferry il there is suf-
fcient Republican bolt to elect him, and will decide
how to support him at an adjourned caucus next
Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
LOCAL ENDORSEMENTS.

The XXIst Assembly District jackson CiuD,
large Democratic Reform association. held meeting
on wednesday evening at Washington Hail. In Harlem
AZ which the following resolution was read by Charles
Tucker:
Resoped That the proposal OF Conseryauve anu the
Grant citzens throughout the United STATES 10 .he
National Democracy, support Horace greeley d0f I
titled 10 their sober respectful. and favorable
arion but that In reeTonce 10 that subject We VIII
abide by the decision OF The Democratic Na,ionh tV
v.ntion, 10 he held at Baltimore ON te sih dhy oi July
next.
The resolution was seconded by Judge Tbompson' IN
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
THE BROADWAY WIDENING OBJECTIONS TO
THE COMMISSIONERS REPORT
The broadway Widening matter came up

before Judge Gilbert in the Supreme Court yesterday
ON the application OF the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
onalty for confirmation Of the report OF the new
Commissioners OF Estimates aud Assessments. The re-
mort OF the original Commissioners appointed under tho
Act OF 1862 was aside motion Of Mr.. OGorman,
Counsel the Corporation acting under the law passed
in 1871. making provision for such notion Tho de-
eison OF Judge Cardozo referring the matter back
new Commissioners was appealed from, but was sup
ported by the General Ierm and recently by the Court
OF Appeals Yesterday. Mr. OGorman snnlty presented
the asked or the objections toJt before he
made any argument.
Mr Anderson, on behalf OF is property owners, con-
tcned that the Commissioners had rot the Jurisdiction
made. upon the ground that The Commissioners had
erred In the prRCiplc upQp which they made their
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN MEETING IN SOUTH
CAROLINA.

WHITES AND BLACKS MEETING IN FAVOR OF
THE NATIONAL REFORM NOMINATIONS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., May GA large public meeting
was held at Greenwood, in the upper part of the
State, on Monday night, to ratify the Cincinnati
nominations. The whites and blacks united IN the
demonstration, and speakers of both coors euogizod
Greeley as the original abotionist and the friend of
peace. Much enthusiasm prevailed. David Owens
colored) offered the following, which was passedi
Whereas Horace Greeley, from boyhood 10 old age,
has been the unreleuting champion Of Emancipation,
the bestower Of civil and religious liberty upon all man
kind and the impartial advocate of justice, without
regard to race color; therefore, be it
Resolred, That heartily indorse the nominations Of
tho Cincinnati Convention and will do all that in us
lies to sustain the platform adopted and extend gen.
eral amnesty.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
SPEECH OF THE HON. GRATZ BROWN AT
JEFFERSON CITY.

THE WORK OF THE CONVENTION-PERSONAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE TICKET
-TRIBUTE TO THE HEAD OF THE TICKET.
In response TO a serenade on Tuesday evening, at
his residence in Jefferson City, Missouri Gov. Gratz
Brown delivered the following speech:
FLLLow-CITizENs, FRIENDS, AND NEIGHBORs MANY
THANKS you for this kind greeting and congratuaton
which know TO be sincere and not merely formal, be-
cause Of the multiplied evidences Of good will In the
past That the result Of the Cincinnati Convention had
not been exactly such your partiaty would have die
tsted' am well aware and yet must frankly admit
ta so ar as Missouri Is concerned, the compliment TO
Our st te, first in the selection Of Senator Schurz to
preside over the largest and ablest political COnven
uon That ever assembled In America, and second, II In
according the nomination by fattering unanimity
TOT the second Office in the Government TO Of your
euzens In NY humble person, leaves excuse for
ea'ng or discomfort that The first and most
Imperative object be obtained is success in order TO
rescue the administration of national affairs from utter
"reck-an object 10 which many minor considerations
ehd parstes must be sacrifced In that light my de-
nDeate judgment is that the selection made for the head
o your ticket the strongest that could have been
tallen upon
iou VIII not expect from any extended speech this
evening" or that should enter at large upon that argu
en' which Will be set forth during the coming canvass
convince the people that such is the fact not only In
'oe interest Of but equally In that OF honesty
ana honor. This understand, is designed rather as
personal compliment. Such being the caso let me hope
'lat you will not take IL amss II refer very
orehy TO personal matters. Before going
'hn action 1t is usual TO clear away the
uhoegrowtb In front OF the positions 10 leave no cover
iof concealed enemies 1t Is not heroic work, and
!e' may be the less oppol Ine as well as need
1u' For nearly quarter OF century 1 have been a
cSen Of this State constantly and aerImoniously In
vowed IN all political which by strange
ues'ny have given shape and character 10 the ad
vent Of national politics controlling the Government
during erce heats OF partisan bitterness should
Oe asssiled all ways and by all purpose In method
bOt TO be wondered at With the frankDess Of
western life when the contests ended, caUIDnes
were also buried Thus II has fallen out that with
many tokens Of unchanged confidence and regard,
eognize in this hour that have character which
prize above any prefernent and honor which has been
uHstaiDed by any blot, and place In the affections
ths people that could Iot have come 10 ne had any
VI those vile SANDERS been true and now as 1t Will
ueYOye upon again 10 forth into the bitterness in
Abl wider and perhaps more enVcnOned connict than
hh Of the past haveonly 20 that you, my friends
sDd neighb0rs, who know 70 well the conduct OF my
DSy life, and testify whether II DO that OF purity
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
DELAWARE REPUBLICANS.

DOVER, Del, May 9.-The Republican State
Convention met to-day. The following wero elected
delegates to tho National Convention in Philadelphia,
and instructed to vote in support Of Grant and
Coliax. The Newcastle County delegates are: ii. f.
Pickles and j. c. Clark; alternates, b. F. Booth and
Andrew Lynch. Kent County delegates ID. j. jump
and j. r. Lannd; alternates, ID. w. ID. Collins and d.
W. C. Davidson Sussex delegates c. F. Richards and
Il. Burcn; alterRaes W. p. Orr and T. Simon Pennewil
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
BLACKWELL

Pbladphis, MAY g. BE- the Rev.
Nm A. jerks Harry q. Blackwell of Aew-l0rk TO Miss Josie
Brownel Of Philadelphia
ORE-At Harlem May by the Rev Dr. Riseway Howell
H. Shreveport Fannie L. ees. daughter Of Cornelius
OF Harlem. No cards
eth inst the Rev j. J. Lyons
Constance daughter Of tie late Unah
Hendricks all Of this city.
MEYRR-vAN OSTRAND-On THURSDAY, at the rrs5ese
brides parents Co j. by the Rev Een Smith Hammond
Francis 3D. Newiok Sarah e. Van OsEd OF tie
former place. No eanls
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
THE PROPOSED ALLIANCE BETWEEN THE ERIE
AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS.

AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS.
1t is stated on good authority that negotia-
tions are now pending between persons representing
a majority of the shares of the Eric Railway and Col
Thomas A. Scott, President of tho Pennsylvania Rail.
road for the purpose of inducing the latter take the
Presidency of the Erie Road The Directors and officers
OF the latter road recent the subject but admit
that there foundation for the rumor. The
bIned Bischoffsheim and Heath and Raphael parties
control majority of the stock and can decide on tho
future administration Of tho road as we'll now as In
July The design securing Col Scott for President Is
doubtless to harmonic the interests of the Erie and the
Pennsyvania road and to enable each to higher
rates for freight 1t is claimed that the present
through rates have been forced by competition below
the paying point. ri,
Road has resigned to accept the position OF General
Freight Agent on the NewYork Central
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,
WAgUISGTOs Nav III A. IN.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHSGTos, May l0-l a. IN. }
Svnopsis for Hs past fpsntv-fonr hours
The low barometer has moved northeast
wsrdy from Iowa into Canada, north OF New-England.
The pressure highest Georgia and Lake Superior
Clear and partially cloudy weather Is prevailing over
the New-Engand and Middle States, with westerly
winds; and partially cloudy weather the Southern
States with souherly winds and northwest of the Ohio
Valley with northery winds.
Pr0babiiiies
Rising barometer with norhery 10 eastery winds and
nartialy cloudy weather will prevail on Friday over
The upper lake region, and extend s0uheastward over
the Newfoundland and Middle States, with northwest
erly winds partially cloudy but pleasant and cooler
weather. -, -,,, ---,, -.
the soutbern States with southery winds; cloudy
weather with easterly TO southery winds and rain over
fhe northwest. Dangerous winds not anticipated
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
CONVENTION OF IRON MANUFACTURERS

PITTSBURGH, Penn, May V.-The third Con-
yention Of the National Association OF Iron Manu-
facturers was in session in this city to-day Tho Asso-
citation embraces most Of the mills engaged In manu-
featuring bar and merchant iron In the United ststes
The were private. The Association has been
enlarged so as 10 admit all mrolling lron The ute OF
tha sociaton has been changed TO the "NaOna Ass0-
ciation of Manufacturers" The Convention adjourned
20 ,naet I'm september.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

WORCESTER, Mass, May 9.-Under the aus
pices OF the American Association OF Home Industries
2,ooo workingmen assembled in Mechanics Hall this
evenine TO hear the Irish exies ODonovan Rossa Gen
Tbomas r. Bourke and Capt. A. Z. Costello, advocate
high protective tariff the best means TO promote the
nlerest Of the laborng OF the country The meet
ing was spirited and enthusiastic
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

Major John ii. Howell, for several years
agent of the Associated Press of the State Of NewYork
I'm this city has resigned his position TO assume editorial
inauage mt of ghe Ainnsaposs ssnn) Depp n10.f'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
GREELEY RATIFICATION MEETING IN
ILLINOIS.

In the call for the Greeley ratification meet
ing, held at Springfield. ILL.,, May 6, "al citizens who
regard the growing out Of the Slavery question
and the war settled aud who are in favor OF Uni
versal Amnesty Reform, and Honest Government"
were invited TO attend The call signed by the fol
lowing persons:
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
(For other ship Hcvs see Second Page

For other Ship ke,os see Second Pdge.l
ARRIVED.
Ship Cyclone of BOsonl King Psdang Jsn 49, with mise h
chOred on the Bar.
Rhine Jordan London and the Isle OF Wight "a days With mi
bark Hampton Court (Of Londou HemmBg, Shanghai Jan A
mdse. Il anchored on the Bar for orders.
Bark Jenny ~ G Niecler Bremen With mise and
Schr Gen GRAFT, Hawes. Copus COis 30 as vita mdse.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
ELMIRA LIBERALS ORGANIZING.
GENERAL PRRss DISPATCUI

ELMIRA, n. Y, May 0.-The Liberal Repub-
lcans held preliminary meeting here tonight to or
ganize a Greeley Club. William 7. Post presided. About
20 persons present participating the meeting
and spectators. The meeting adjourned
for two weeks
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
Carleton NJ. and Anson Herrick, editors and

ronretors Of The Heo York Atlas have invested $4,000
in the daily and weekly Guardian, the Oldest and most
influential Democratic paper IN Paterson. New-Jersey
Possessed OF large capital ana & Wide e1pefenee m
the influence of The Guardian felt In ali parts OF the
rat
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

Window Shades every description with approved
fixtures G. L. KELLY 4 COMPANY, IA Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
BANGOR IN DARKNESS

BANGOR, Me-, May o. - Owing TO some dis
arrangement in the machinery of the Bangor Gas CcmI
many. this afternoon. the supply Of entirely cut
of from the main serving the city, leaving the city In
darkness and necessang the suspension OF business at
an early hour.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
CITY AND COUNTY FINANCES.

CoNPTRoELER's OFFICE, NEw.YoRx Mays, 1872
Statement Of the Of warrants drawn and for what purposes
against Treasury for the ending Mrch 81
month Of April 1871 amounting the aggregate
S9769Gz7 Also comparative statement OF the City County
Jsnuarg March, and 3h Of April 1872 with
for what purposes stocks Lave been during those
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

Parties len goods f. LORDS In Broomes, viii End then
bis Cleaning Dyeng Oe 10 Broadway BeecAes
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

ccer TO send for persons and papers and to nvest'
cate the charges to the bottom Advices from Nc
Sraska are to the effect that the Liberal movement
has as vet taken little root in that State
A story has been aHOat in Washington during inc
,,os, two days to the effect that someof the Demo
crots who are most dissatisfied that Judge DAVIS
was not nominated at Cincinnati are working 10
socuro his nomination of Baltimore. Judge DAVIS
who was approached on thus subject is said to have
replied that he does not believe he has r,gh'' III
accordance with good faith, after having been
candidate at Cincinnati, to allow his name 70 'c
used ON q rival ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

SevepIt surprising how EcOE DAvDssS Co. Go Broadway,
afford 70 sell $40 worth of FRENcH CHINA GUS COcxzsr
81; they do The public Will BY H. They offer
good DINNER PLATES don CHINA PLATES At ~ dorss
aud large lines OF other goods in proportion