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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

LARGE IMPORTATIONS OF NEGROES INTO PENN
sYLvANIA-REPoRTs CONCERNING THE SIT
UATIoN IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASSESS ENT
on TIE GOVERNMENT CLERKS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TIIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-Evidence continues
to accumulate that the Cameron Ring importing
negroes into Pennsylvania for the purpose Of voting
them at the October election All along the Maryland
border the country newspapers notice the movements OF
large bodies Of negroes, who osensbly employed TO
work on Maryland railroads. 1t stated that agents
are making contracts with negroes always TO WORK ON
these railroads with reckless disregard OF the neces-
sary physical qualifications to make ablebOded labor
ers This was done several weeks ago. when there was
no demand in this branch Of the labor market Nov
they are taken, the only qualification required being
that they shall be q years OF age or over.
News received here to-day from Alabama is very
favorable to the Liberal The single Democratic
paper that refused to support Greeley in that State has
come out for the Liberal ticket and will fight TO the
end OF the canvass for the cause OF Reconciliation
Alabamans in this city, who in constant communi-
cation with politicians they have no doubt
that the Liberals will carry the State by handsome
majority. Judge Martin, the Sixth Auditor OF the
Treasury, having failed Of nomination TO Congress in
that State sees the necessity Of doing some thing TO
retain his Office and says that nc has been much among
the people, and that Grant win out of the State by
10 900 majority.
AIOtueI dhstfeIutut upuu Nht I'hii'hiip wv NJ H'
been made and agent OF Presbrey Dwyer Co. Is cir
culang the list to receive subscription less than slO
and 10 note the OF those who refuse to pay. The
INSTRUMENTATION n tho ranks Is very great that TO re-
move all who refuse 10 be bled would make an exposure
Of weakness that ouly desperation would warrant. In
some Of the Bureaus business would be literally sus
pended
1t is announced FOR the benefit Of al concerned and in
response TO many inquiries upon the subject that fu
LIST OF the DISTINGUISHED voters OF the country can DO
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SPAIN.

CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED STATES -REsIGSA-
TON OF GEN. EsPARTERo.
MADRID. Monday, Sept. go 1872.
1t is reported that the Spanish Government
has resolved to submit to the other European Powers
the question the business Of its claims against the
Government OF the United States for damages sustained
through hlbusering expeditions from American ports
for Cuba Gen. Espartero has resigned his position Of
member OF the Spanish Senate.
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10 prevent capital from being driven from city by
tho cXtortlOns OF Ring Another was held
in HORTICULTURAL Hall 10 demand the overthrow Of the
Rugs OF our city. The third was held few evenings
AGO TO devise measures TO persstu ate the same Ring
power, and intrench it safely npower for three years
ranra
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COMMENTS OF TIE PRESS.
GRANT AND HARTRANFT SHOULD BE THROWN
............. OVERHEARD TOGETHER.

........... OVERHEARD TOGETHER.
From ne Noe. Yorker s aas.zctiang.
Yefkss from the PennsyiySia State Pententsry is an
act in regard TO which the rmest purpose OF the rmest
nsss GGa aSH s d to SaF
viii reason az oox orr opinion hand people SPb
sists Of the most complete and desperate rascals
ou not asses these menj must know that this scheme
Will not ouly not improve their condition. but must n
jure it. Therefore II they make up their minds TO this
there must be something else in reserve The friends OF
tons and compelled the band to grant the pardon
Which Which was SO danseroGs to them. The de
sured as the case stands, but they probably
endeayored TO save Themselves by this pardon from
desperation has clearly given up Pennsy vania But it
IL to be hoped that Pennsylvania will not give up
bring those persons VINO liberated YerEcs and
MareeT in the places of Yerkes and Mar
Hartranfs and Mackeys fNew-York now difficult is
bring such into the Penientiary but here at least the
do We should not only despair Of them but Of the
whole American peUpe If Pennsylvania on the 9Th OF
siye blow against the Cameron Ring New
York did against the Tweed Ring the It'll
have TO bear the results Of their with the Cameron
Ring the Democrats here had TO bear the results Of
Of party and PARTY preudices the people have he
come through the bungng Uf tue Presidential election
eventually to form their opinions OF parties not
according TO general impressions, hut according to
p0rters or leaders OF those parties When the people Of
Pennsylvania see how, Notwithstanding all grounds
which exist for the separation Of national ana state poll
tics aud Notwithstanding all considerations of political
wisdOm and morality, which should induce the Grant
party 10 keep nj distance from the operations OF the
Cameron Ring the Republican party in the entire coun-
try has pushed Hartrants and Grant has person
ally mixed in this matter the people Will form their Judg
men Oi Grants from these crC unstapoes aud even
tually Hr0U Grant and HartrGRH 0rerbOdrd together
HARTRANFT's DOOM SEALED.
From The Lancaster EIpresS (GraH0
This is the last desperate attempt to save
official malefeasant from the public contempt and
condemnation he so Justly merits. 1t Is Law yer swopes
latest an most daring "sdedOOr" operation. If IT is
the best the Treasury corrupOnss do for their
ddate he is utterly beyond The possibility OF being saved
from the from which poor Yerkcs has Just been
cued ana this tate awaits him whether nc is elected
Governor or not.
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ITALY.
nEcREATIONs oF I'M POPE.

NEGOTIATIONS OF TIE FOPE'
ROME, Monday, Sept. so, ls72.
The Pope, to-day, went out beyond the pre-
cnets OF the Vatican for the fret time since the oceupa-
ton Of Rome by italian Government He proceeded
70 the PQrta della Zecca and walked ~ the gaI0ens
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Mr.. Charles Lyall, the English caricatnrist of
Vaniy Fair has das drawn cartoon for the next num-
Der Of Inc FJGs Areaae Journal.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SENATOR SUMNER.
THE NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR DE-
CLINED.

HE rs WITH TIE MASSACHUSETTS LIBERAL
MOVEMENT BUT CANNOT BE A CANDIDATE
Mr.. f. w. BIRD THE PROBABLE NOMINEE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsBl
BosToN, Sept. 90.-A letter has been received
from Senator Sumner, in which he says he must posi-
lively decline be n candidate for Governor OF ssa
chusets because OF lack OF zeal In and Interest
for the Cause but bis acceptance would mater
ally interfere with plans which he laid out for the
future. lie tenders bis beaTticst wishes for success
and writes that his health has been much improved
The TWO State Committees will now be called upon TO
select candidate TO fill the vacancy II Mr.. F. W.
Bird will allow the Of his name, he will undoubtedly
be selected by the Committees their candidate for
Governor.
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LARGE IMPORTATIoNs OF NEGROES INTO PENN
sYLyANIA-REPoRTs CONCERNING THE SIT
UATION IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASSESSMENT
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ESTABLISHED MARCH 30. 1885,.
WASHINGTON.
The Nuprarne Court.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The Uni ted
States Supreme Court commenced the ad-
journed session to-day, the Chief Justice
presiding, and all the Associates present ex-
cept Judges Nelson and Davis. The busi-
ness ofthe court was taken up at case 70,
and proceeded with in regular order. 6
Sherman sick.
Gen. Sherman was taken quite sick on
Saturday, tut Is now convslescent.
~ steamBoas Supervising. sa
The Secretery of the Treasury has insti-
tuted preliminary measures to supply the
steamboat inspection service with machines
for testing boiler plate. Under the proyis-
ions of section 36 of the act of February
q, 1871, it is required that these machines
shall be capable Of ascertaining the tensile
strength and tVughness of boiler iron as
well as the compressive strain which it viii
Withstand. The scale manufacturers of the
country are invited to submit plaJis and
specifications for the above purpose.
Grants Indian Fsllacy.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 28.-George
II. Stuart, Chairman of tie Executive
Committee of the Board Of Indian Com.
missioners, on seeing in TIE papers the re-
port that President GRAFT contemplated a
change in bis Indian policy addressed him a
note to whichthe following reply was re-
ceived: !. 49, - ..sFE
Executive Mdnsion Washington, d. c.,
Oct. 26, 1872-Geo. 81. Stuart, ESQ: My
Dear Sr-YouT favor of the 24tb inst. say
ing that change in the Indian policy of
the administration Is reported to be con-
templated u just received. Such thing
has not been thought of. II the present po-
ICY towaT DIS the Indians can be improved
IN any way, viii always be ready to re-
eelVe suggestions on the subject. But If
any change is made, it must be on the side
Of the civilization ard Contamination of the
Indian. do not believe our Creator ever
placed the different races of men on. this
earth with a view of having the stronger
exert all his ener gies in exterminating the
weaker. Ii airy change takes place In the
Indian policy CT the Government while /
nold my presf mt Office it will be On the hu-
81 de Of the question. Very tru-
? yours, q. S. GRANT.
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THE New YORK Ttihuns sars:

sit would be inhuman 10 wish any more
punishment for the author OF the following
paragraph in New Haven Grant paper
then his own reflections few years heoee:
What has become Of Sumner! he is dead
twice dead. Grant, by mastery flank
movement Of digni6ed silence, killed him
dead--dead. Sumner, by bis violent and
scurrilous attacks on Grant with no ap-
preciable results, in paroxysm Of rage,
committed political suicide-thus is he
dead-dead. Bury him, at the noon of
night, when there is no moos in the heav-
ems" asse
Such denunciation Of Sumner as this
by Southern paper, when that Senator
was belching forth his hot denunciations of
the Southern people, even before the war,
would have been denounced by this 'New
Haven Grant paper" as one ofthe most in
decent things with which "the debasing in
huence Of slavery" was chargeable. How
circumstances do alter easel .iH
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MayIfne Weakley rs. w. r. Cooper,
TrustAe. and 0fhara

A certain piece or parcel of land lying and be-
ing In the county Of Davidson, State or Tennes-
see, on the north side of the Cumberland river,
and adjacent TO the town Of Edgeheld, being
part of his tract of land of one hundred and
eighty-fve acres and slxty-eight poles as ascer-
tanned by survey Of Henry Eichbaum, made on
the 3lst day of March, 1852 the boundaries of the
part conveyed being more particularly IS fol-
lows: Beginning at the southeast corner of said
tract, according to said survey, on the bank of
Cumberland river; thence with the meanders OF
said river south TN west 1850 poles TO a stake
thence north deg. east 90 poles; thence mort h
l0K deg. west 26 poles; thehce west $685. poles
TO the corner of Mrs. Wheeler's land; thence
north deg. % min. west and with the west
boundary line of said tract OF 1855 acres and 60
poles TO a point from which q straight line
drawn to the east boundary line of said tract
and thence to the beginning corner, would In
clude one hundred acres
The above tracts Will be Subdivided into lots,
and plat produced on the day Of sale.
TERMS.-One-ffth cash, and the residue on
credits of 1, 2, 8, and 4 years, with interest.
Notes required with approved security and lien
retained.
Sale free from redemption. sss
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
oc2O At oc20&nov2, 20
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siderable uneasiness manifested at the nasty
turn matters have taken.
Foreign Policy Of the Grant Admin.
sHrzrtW fserafton.


Foreign Policy Of the Grant Admin.
srsfsR fssration.
Special to the Louisville Courier-Journal.
. WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The Washing
ton Chronicle of this morning has an edi-
torial upon the foreign policy of the Ad-
ministration, which has decidedly official
twang. 1t eulogizes the diplomacy Of Sec
rotary Fish, and says that there Is entire ac=
cord between him and the President; that
Gen. Grant will not advise or dictate to
Spain to recognize the Independents Of Gu
ba, or push matters toward a protectorate
in Mexico and so forth. 1t is especially
noteworthy that this article Is careful not
to say or even to imply that Secretary
Fish will remain in the Cabinet; and it does
not deny that the measures of the recog-
milton Of the belligerent rights Of the
insurgent Cubans and the annexation of
the Mexican provinces bordering on
the Rio Grande have been under discussion
at headquarters, and are warmly urged by
some of the most influential rings connect
ed with the government. 1t is believed by
many here that if Gen. Grant be reelected
bis nearest retainers will urge upon him a
bold and aggressive foreign policy as the
most effective means of keeping himself in
Office for another term. That the San Do
mlngo project will be received may be as
sumed as certain, and also that the cautious
foreign policy of Secretary Fish will not be
pursued. The current belief that the Sec
rotary viii soon quit the cabinet Is strongly
confirmed by the Chronicles article; but it
is not believed that there has been any
breach between him and the President.
Mr.. Fish will have the English mission if
he desires it.
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CB CHATTANOOGA DEMONsFRA MN
TEXAS.
A P,undering Raid into Mexico:

A PIunderIng Ratd lnto mexico
NEW YORK, oct. 2s.--A special from
washington says: Telegraphic adviees
nave been received here of raid over the
Mexican border a few days ago by gang
of American marauders living along the
Rio Grande, on the Texan side. The sole
object of the raid seemed to be plumber and
when the Mexican officers attempted 10
impede their progress the rufians murdered
the Alcade and several Mexicans and then
set fire and completely destroyed all the
houses in the town. During the hght
which ensued two Of the Americans were
killed. Steps have been taken by the mill
tary authorizes along the. Texas border to
arrest the entire gang in order that their
lawlessness may not go unpublished.
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THE Wilmington DeL) Commercial,
Grant organ, has the candor to confess that
''the stump-spsaker who counts on Della
ware for Grant simply makes fool ofhim-
SELF" There are quite number Of Grants
supporters there who are fit subjects for the
faol-killer. -. -.
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Pennsylvania.

TIrUsvILLE, Oct. 2S-The horse disease
has broken out in this city. Many horses
in the public and private stables are down.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Oct. ga rumor was
adost to-day that the prevailing horse dis
ease had made its appearance 10 this city.
ON examination of the reported cases they
were found to be only suffering from other
causes.
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An InclpIent monarchiaI Party.

An IDcipIent MOnaFchiaI Party.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Oct. 26.-One of
the Radical State Associations of office
holders here has just ordered fine new
hall banner, inscribed in fancy gilt letters
as follows:
FOR PRESIDENT,
IN 1872 AND 1876,
ULYSSES S. GRANT,. aE
ETC, ETC,
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NEW SERIES----NO. $50.
CHANCERY SALE SALE
FOR 41oss - ~
e --r-. = -.
Saturday, November 9th, 1872.

- 49, I HaNta
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville, In the case OF 5
w. ID. Robertson Us. w. III. Clark Ell
ais, as Special COmmtssioner,
Twill sell at public sale, to the highest bidder,
AT THE COURT-HOUSE AT NASHVILLE,
ON SATURDAY, NOV. g. 1872,
at II O'Clock M, the following properly, viz:
The undivided one-eleventh interest Of W. H.
Clark In the mansion house and lot Of James
P. Clark, deceased, fronting about 400 feet on
the west side of Spruce street, in Nashville, and
running back in a westwardly direction the same
width, so as to contain between and acres.
The shove is sold subject to the life estate of
Mrs. Susan H. Clark, and also to lein to the ex-
tent of 81, 1900 for over Advancement made by
said James P. Clark in his lifetime to said W.
II. Clark.
TERMS OF SALE.-Credits Of and u
months, with interest from day Of sale. Notes
required with approved security and payable to
me as Commissioner, and lien retained.
Sale fres from redemption.
I The purchaser will be required TO pay slfa-
cient amount Of his notes in gold coin to
satisfy the debt due the complainant, which
amounts to q, 564.76, as Of July q, 1872.
a1- ALEX'R B. HOGE,
Special Commissioner.
AmfN0 49, n
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Henshaw. Edwards d Co. VI. w. HI.
McNairy and others.

Henshaw. Edwards d Co. ~. W. III.
McNairy and others.
Lot No. 43 in the plan of West Nashville,
fronting 100 feet on Broad street and rln-
ming back IT'S feet to Is foot alley, being the
same lot purchased by Geo. Nancy on the 26th
day Of October, 1858, together with the improve
ments thereon, a plan of which property Is re-
corded on page 1876 of Min. Book 6, Of the Cham
Gerry Court at Nashville.
TERMS.-Credits Of 6, II, IS and "a months,
with interest from day of sale. Notes required
with approved security and lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
Also, Lots Nos. 27s and 279 In the said plan
of West Nashville property, 80 feet each on Lo-
Gust street and running back - feet to IS foot
alley, described in the plan above referred to,
and being the same lots purchased by G. &.
Watson on the 26th October, 1858.
TERMS.-Six months credit. Notes required
with approved security and lien retained.
Sale tree from redemption
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Ist daY OF NOEannher. 1872.
mo. 6,669.l
I'M ChGnceYu at .FiGshrtEEe.

tOber the 18th, 1S72-Andrew j. Duncan and
others, COmplainants, VS.. II. c. jackson, Defend
ant.
that the defendant, II. G. jackson, is dead, and
that Elizabeth Butts, wife of Robert II. Butts,
is of his heirs at law, and that they are non
residents of the State of Tennessee: 1t is there
fore ordered that they enter their appearance
herein on or before the first Monday in Decem-
Der next, (1S72,) and then and there show cause.
If any they have or can, why the said suit should
not be revived against them, and stand in the
same condition as to them as 1t stood at the
death of said H. O. jackson; and that copy Of
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville Union and American.
A COpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR-,
Clerk and Master.
Smith, Baxter & Allison, Solicitors.
oe18 1aw4t friday
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WHAT THR PAPERs SAY

Six Democratic papers in Tepr ,essee sup
port Mr.. johnson; forty-tf,,e e support Gen.
Cheatham, the nomiD" q Of the Marty. for
Corz.. g., .,,c &c Vi '"e PAA'5, AOi
congress lrOnA Sp State at large.
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COTTON closed in New York at l9sc.
for middling, with brisk export de-
mand.
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A BUSINESS letter from Celina, Clay
county, dated 24th inst, says: "Cheatham
viii sweep Clay. Caldwell win lose but
few votes Ia this county,"
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TEENEssEE BONDS closed in New
York last evening at 74s for the old and
74A for the new.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Election Notice.

A N ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN THE
IA different Wards In the City of Nashville,
and In the different Civil Districts of Davidson
County,
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ANOTHER

The Democrats of old Sumner had good
time at Gallatin yesterday. Gen. Cheat
ham and Maynard spoke. They were fol-
lowed by Judge Harrison and Gen. Quarles.
The Democracy of the old Tenth Legion
begin to say: ave must vote for the nomi
nees."
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Thursday, November IA, 1872,
LEGAL NOTICES.
ITIN|FTI I|VVVVNTOVV
Notice TO Show Cause-In
900 Bankruptcy.

mHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT D. L.
i Sobel, W. j. Saunders, NJ. Strstton, II. P.
Brown and VIM. Duntone, OF Davidson county;
l. Well, of Montgomery county; d. R. Buchan-
an, of jackson county, and 7. q. MeKelyey, of
Humphreys county, Tenn have fled in the
Office of the Clerk of this Court their petitions
for discharge in Bankruptcy: And it is ordered
by the Court that hearing be had upon the
same on the 49, +. -.- ga b.
list day Of November, IS72,
at the Office of A S. Bradley, Esq, Register, No.
SIX Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn, when and
where all creditors may attend and show cause,
if any they have, why the prayers of said petit
lions should not be granted. And it Is further Or
dered that the second and third meetings of cred
itors be held at said time and place.
E. r. CAMPBELL,
Clerk U. s. Dist. Court Mid Dist. Tenn.
oc Is OaW3t friday
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CHANCERY SALES
Wednesday, November 2Oth, 1S7 2

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES RENDER
Il ed by the Chancery Court at Nashville in the
respective causes, win sell at public sale to the
highest bidder,
AT THE COURTHOUSE, AT NASHVILLE,
ON WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 20, 1872, (, !
at z o'clock NJ, the following described pro-
perty, viz:
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GOLD is duh in New York, declining
yesterday from 1884 to ll25.
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GRAND RALLY.

|" Democracy of Lincoln county had q
grand rally at Fayetteville last Saturday.
Gen. Qnsrles made one of his ablest speech
es. There were over three thousand voters
present, who partook Of a splendid, old
fashioned barbecue. The Democrats out
there are still betting on Cheatham beating
johnson two thousand in the county.