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CHARLESTON.
Plenty OF Yietuals, but no NeEs--An
Enjoyable Dinner.

CHARLESTON, February 4.
Editors of the Register:
Still no mails! 1t seems as though
there was a determination on the part
of Providence that we should die OF
starvation for news from the outside
world, and | for one don't think it is
the pleasantest way in the world OF
shutting off this mortal coil. Indeed,
like the MteMgencer man, | believe it is
decidedly more desirable to commit sui,
eide with "applejack' than to saw ones
neck off with a dull handsaw. But
really this starvation business is getting
to be a serious one, for we are nov like
"Sherman's bummers," living off the
country, and if the river is not presently
opened we will all be compelled to 60
on half rations. But speaking OF stsrva,
ton reminds me that on last evening
Senator Baker gave dinner at the
Hale House to party Of thirty guests,
among whom were the Panhandle dele,
CATION in the House, Senate and Con-
vention, ex Speaker Cracraft, Hon.
Joseph Ii. Pendleton, Mr.. Allison and
B. A. Galligan, of your city; also a
number OF other distinguished gentle
men. The dinner was toothsome, the
wines elegant, and the whole affair a
most ENJOYABLE one; and to show you
that, as yet, we are able to say that
I'VE still live | enclose the bill OF fare,
which is as follows:
sour-Ox tail.
BoL5EDnChickems WIN Ia,r oyster SHrsT b sauce
'I RoAsr%Roast beef, turkey, venison, pork k.
ENTREEs-Braized OK heart with toma;
toes iop,sfr S narI TSs. sanca nat
pie.
! RE1IsHES-Ralford's table sauce, red pep
rp% pier S'I nickled cucnmbers, French mustard,
walnut catsup, tomato catsup, horseradiSh,
OLIVE Gil, Snow Hi Hlis sat to,o,o.. osno, no
totneS h"miny. stewed tomatoes, mashed
turnips, Yarmouth sweet corn, green peas.
PASIETMnc e pre- nni H P,gi, h hran Pdie
sauce, orange cream.
DssEEce s cream cam cakg m iarts c cake
S ilIIv' brandy ieiiy, English walnntS pee IN
nuts, tilberts, almonds, raisins, oranges,
apples tea' conee'
Now, l am not much OF an ePlcure'
but always had weakness Tor the
good things OF this lie. and conse'
quently' l, IN company WIN all present
enjoyed myseli huseIy' II was anus,
ing to see the, grave ana reverend
se'Snio'9 i"y "s'u' men -! WI
the same ease as thelr oVefcoals' ana
enter, one and all, heartily INTO the
spirit OF the occasion. STORES were
told whose yest-outton power can never
be estimated. All seemed TO Vie with
each otherto make the occasion pleas
ant, and during me evening ,y.e
psaimist OF the East overcame his
well known modesty ana uilnuence SO
far as 10 MORN ,, Us now a. eali is
over me nm lhe .rouoIes ana :. .r Ian
ana lt4on'a ~ :, ',i"' ooeI' l{ "' :"
hiSa" DaI!' GU 49," y -
gems al OF "n.cn WERE uea, INV ro ~ "ii
most 'asciha'.ns a'an"ef anu i''e'' ''
WIN iouueS' aPP,"uss' ocuo,;l -,
lh'S Is 'he iIrS' aiialf y. tne NM ~
me season anu haV,ns ies"' 800; ~ "ap
ply IN ori"S.h9 aT I1:. i" 'eelas ~
irlehusniP am soo',o.y CT"
tlemen rom ai!eren' paris VI 'ne "t" -
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Convinced at Last.

The authorities at Washington are
said to be convinced that "the general
order business, TO use mild phrase, IL
an imperfect system and unjust to i'm
porters." This conclusion, says the
New York Tribune, has ouly been
reached after Eve weeks investigation
and a month of most damaging ex
posures ofcorruptien and fraud.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

fhis superb Hair Dye Is the best in the
WOrLl-Periectly Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No III
diculous Tints or Unpleasant OdOr. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain the Skin,
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory IL Bond Street,
New York. ian23-d&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
from the effects OF Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Nervous de-
bility cured. Impediments 10 marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cir
culars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HO WARD SSDCIATION, No.
2South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
IpD3a1Sb
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Thompson & Hibberd,
NO. IOo MARKET STREET,

NJ. IUS MAhhEE NHhEEH'
WHEELING, w. VA.
practical PLUMBERS, GAS AND
i STEAM FILTERS and BRASS FOUND
Frs and dealers in all kinds OF Pump
Bells. Lead. Wrought and Galvanized Steam
and Water Pipes, Drain pipes, and Kinney
Tops and Flower Vases, and sole agents for
Hibberds Celebrated Patent Brass or Cop
per Water Backs Tor STOVE AND RANGES
and AUT0MAT SAFETY and VACUUM
VALVE FOR KITCHEN BOILERS AND
SYPHON PUMPS
Having secured letters patent for the
above improvements, all parties are eau
toned against manufacturing or using said
improvements without license from me as
they will be dealt with as infringers.
feg-c GEO hlBBERD.
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A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 80 Years.
Tried for ~ Years.
Tried for 4O Years.


DIR. A. $. Todd's Liver Pills.
DR.. A. 5. TOdd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, L1N-
Err CDMPLAINT,IN DIGESTIUN,H HEAD
ACHE, BlLlOUSNIGSS, &c.
BEALLSyILLE, PA, Sept. ii, 1871.
DIR. /. =. ToDD-Esteemed Sir: Thanks TO
your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per.
feet health. l have for many years suffered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many RENE
dies without any good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, got from
j. Boram, Druggist, a box of your Pills, and,
using them according TO the directions, /
now feel perfectly restored. SO valuable
are they l would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the most Won
derful remedy of the day.
Yours, with respect,
p. II. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS. CO.,
OCT Projectors.
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Hoy. f. G. CRAcRAFr succeeded in
reaching home Yesterday by the south
west passage from Charleston. He left
the very permanent seat" on Tuesday
morning. We thank him for letters
and papers from the West VirEinia
Alaska.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church.

OERVICES WILL BE HELD IN THIS
= Church To MORROW, morning and
night, Rev. ]. w. Little officiating. subject
in the morning: "7he Erod,LS;; IictOTy Over
Sin Entrance Of Heaven" Evening: Christ
Gipes Peace, the World Canned"
strangers welcome. felO-q
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Masonic Relief Committee.

THE MEMBERS OF THE SEVERAL
Masonic Committees appointed TO solicit
aid for Chicago. are reQue. ted TO meet at the
Insurance Office, No. Mcclure House,
THIS EVENING at o'clock.
fel0.u o s. LONG, Chairman.
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Baptist Church.

DEv. J. B. BRISTOW, THE PASTOR
II elect, will preach To- MORROW Sun
day) morning and evening Subject, morn
ing: "Constraining Love-" Evening: THE
Folly OF Making Light of Sin" Sabbath
school at 2 o'clock p. N. Services every
evening, commencing Monday at "a
O clock felOq
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1t has rapidly grown in public favor, and is
endorsed by all who have usei 1t as being
SUPERIOR to any other Cough Medicine.
Give 1t a trial. Sold by all druggists.
MICA BE, KRAFT 4 CO., PrOpretOrs,
nnIT-pytb Wheeling West Va
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Rent.

Ia TWO ELEGANT STORE ROOMS
E@4 on Bank street, Bridgeport, Ohio, suit.
.2 able for either wholesale or retail
purposes. Apply to ,
Bridgeport, February 9, 1872. fe9-s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Lost.

an THURSDAY EVENING, AT THE
~ Mannerchor Masquerade Ball at Wash
ington Hall, a BLACK SHAWL. The finder
will confer favor by leaving it at
feI0-o THIS OFFICE.
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4 Card OF Thanks.

RETURN MY THANKS TO THE
| Mennerchor Society and the patrons Of
their Ball, for their gentlemanly conduct at
nv saloon on Thursday evening.
faln-n L. ZIEGENFELDER.
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Cheese.
Davis Star Hams.

N BOXES PRIME GOSHEN CHEESE
on just received and Tor sale by
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DISSOLUTION.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between Thomas g. Cul-
bertson and Ben iamin Fisher undei tne
Arm Of CULBERTSON & FISHER, at the
Star Foundry, was dissolvei by mutual
consent, February 5th, 1872, Thomas u. Cui-
bertson retiring.
BENJAMIN Fisher is authorized TO settle
all claims against or TO receive all amounts
due the above named firm.
Perfons knowing themselves indebted
will please call and settle. o>-
THOMAS q. CULBERTSON,
BENJAMIN FISHER.
The business will be continued at the oid
stand by Benjamin Fisher, who respectfully
sollcits share OF the public patronage.
f.q.erxSn BENJAMIN FISHER
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Coal! Coal! Coal!

II CAPEHART, DEALER IN OHIO
III. Coal and coal Lands. Orders for Coal
in the city will receive prompt attention.
100 acres OF Ohio Coal Lands for sale.
Real Estate business solicited.
OFFICE: No. ], Corner Room, McLule
House, Wheeling, West Virginia. fec
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ALWAYS Get the Best.
REEDS CDUGH SYRUP.

The most reliable preparation for
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSEN ESS, BRON-
CHITIS, &C., Is
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= TIERCES GEO. F. DAVIS & cos STAR
> Sugar Cured Hams, just received and
for sale by NJ. REILLY.
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Lost.
IN THURSDAY AFTERNOON, ON OR
" near Market streets
GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON,

Cameo set. valued very much as gift from
a friend. II left at THIS OFFICE salts
factory reward will be paid. fel0-Q
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DIED..

FREW-At 2 o'clock p. NJ, Friday, Feb
ruary 9th, 1872, ELIZABETH BERTHA, infant
daughter OF John and the late Mary f.
Frew.
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For Rent.

- TWO LARGE STORE ROOMS "
@ Martin . FERRY, Ohio. A nns openins
for good Dry Goods Store, or the "
rooms are well adapted for Q Wholg
Grocery. Apply TO GRAY dsht1snt
CONNIE cisl BanE
Martins Ferry, Feb. S, -. ieS1,
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.
For Rent.

~ THE STORE ROOM AT PREsESl
r. occu pied by II. Hes as o Wh0Iese
and Retail Liquor Store, on MsIxa
street, between John and Quincy strsso
Inquire at the PREMISEs. stock 70 "
closed out by April LIST. Call and see.
1a5-h
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Grocery Stand and Dwelling
For Rent.

THE GROCERY STAND IN CHE
l. Wheeling. known a. the .fiIth Wa
Grocery, corner OF Market and First sues, y.
IL In an Fxsellent location and suited ~
any business. The dwelling attached :.
six rooms and IN good repair. For pAnaeS
Lars inquire on the premises. ,xus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-29

pSper the editor Is not the man tbs,
writes bu, he who furnishes material and
suggests arguments, % be worked up by
Others. We recognize the right Of the
Ll9ber 10 be edited by whom II pleasez,
and Of Mr. CooHRAE 10 edit or al.
rect It Il be chooses and car. We
desire only that the public shall under.
stand that It the editorials Of tie Rs7is.er
are written or inspired by the Railway
Company attorney, the advice Of the pa.
per about the propFiety Of voting these
subscriptions may not be as valuable to
the public as If II we're free from such an
inll1cnco--and this without any lmputs.
ton Of improper motives TO the attorney.
Whose first duty is topumole the interests
aud designs Of his employers.
Our friend is unjust in altributiug to US
a purpose, either rs to past or future, to
place him at disadvantage before the
public. We seek only to defend ourselve.
against the Efforts Of himself and coadju,
tors to place usat a disadvantage. A mode
OF attack has been employed through
anonymous and irresponsible channels
OF which we might justly complain;
but VIC have chosen not to be diverted by
such tactics from the main question, in
which alone Wheeling voters have an in.
iercst We do not see that Mr. COCHRAN
has any reason to feel so badly over his
attitude before the public in connection
with these railroad enterprises. II he
has, the fault is none Of ours.
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DECORATION DAY AT GnAProN.-The
ceremonies Of Decoration Day are to be
observed at Grafton U. s. Cemetery to.
morrow. Ex-Governor Stevenson is to
deliver the annual address, while other
prominent speakers are expected to be
present All honorably discharged sol.
diers, and citizens generally, are invited
to participate. Round trip tickets are fur.
nished from Wheeling and other points
on the b. 81 0. Railroad.
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THE heaviest verdict yet is that given q
low days ago in Baltimore in favor of Mr..
ALsoP against the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company. The damages award.
cd for his broken arm and lost money
were $4,000, but the company have made
an attempt to get new trial.
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The foregoing was handed in Monday
night, but too late to appear yesterday.
Our friend has allowed his feelings
to get the better of his accustomed good
sense. We have said nothing to furnish
occasion for this highly.wrought jerc.
miaj. We have not intimnted a sugges.
ton against his personal integrity, or in
any wise sought to drag him down TO
disgrace and intamy." In the article
which has brought out this lamrntaIion,
We simply mentioned the circumstances
OF his rendering us the contract, as stated
in the Register, and explained the reasons
why We did not improve the opportunity
10 examine 1t. There was nothing unjust
or offensive in this or in the manner OF it,
The Registers statement could come only
from MIR. COCHRAN, and in replying to it
wo had an undoubted right to mention
HIM Us the party who had made the ten.
der In speaking of him rs the attorney
of the Railway Company, We violated no
confidence Snd gave no ground OF olEense;
because, that he held that relation to
the Company is matter generally
known and one that he has neither
sought to Conceal nor needed to conceal.
1t was no reflection to mention this OH.
cial relation. 1t is one no gentleman need
be ashamed Of, because it implies conf.
deuco in his ability and industry as a law.
yer, II 1t had been true, as we supposed,
that Mr., COCHRAN wrote or inspired the
railroad editorials in the Register, that
could hardly be esteemed disgrace. A
man would be entitled rather to feel com
PLEASANT than ashamed OF an ability to
direct or influence so influential a journal
Our reason for atuibuting to him the
authorship Of tue editorial quoted
from was, that 1t mentioned circum'
stances known to him only. lie in
orms US that he did not write the para
urauh. but that the facts mentioned were
furnished by him. The distinction is not
important. On the large New York
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Philadelphia Conventional Quarters
for the West Virginia Delegation.
Mr.. II. LAEURSAP, agent, telegraphs US
from Philadelphia that he has secured
rooms for the West Virginia delegation at
the 81. Lawrence Hotel.
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InECORATION DAY, MAY 8OrH.

DITTSBURGH VOCAL CLUB CON.
L CERT.
PRoGRA NJ ME.
l. Gl.c. four voices, "when winds : S TtS9T
son" ..........,.,.......... D. hto0s.
J. Baritone solo, Mr.. Roo.
3. Glee, four voices go, Idle Boy" Dr.. CS!Ioot'
{. Song, take back the ring, dear jamie"
Miss Anna Colvtlle:
3. QuArtotte, Mems voices, Vintage song
."Lorely".. .....'...'..' A'aaF'''o""'
'''O Miss Hattie Hughes;
T. Gec, four voices, "From ooeFon n Isity
land ...,...,,,.,.,,,.,'''''''
PART .,
/. 9ulntottc, Hearts forsAkcn". Bipmtnl'o!'
2. baritone Solo.
Mr.. Jas. DiCby.
3, Duet, 81 know q maiden fair to see" B1lft.
Misses Colville and Hughes
I, -Four part song, "ln q wood. AsndtLt'ohH,
Mr.. s. Stuart ColVillU.
6. Glcc, hye voices, "Bells Of St Nicholas
Z, Song, "Sleep well, sweet angel. .......A6.
Mr.. VIM. DlRby, Jr.
8. Lightly troAding, onward creeping" RotiHs.
(Zltu Zltu)
Prof James Giles, AceompAnyist and Leader.
|
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PUBLIC SCHOOL UNION PICNIC /!
AT MARTINsvILLE GROVE,
Friday, May 81.

Transportation by Street Cars and Ferry Boat
Tickets for children under u years i5c; adults
zoe. ADMISSION ron THOSE WITHOUT TRANsPoR-
rATIoN TrcKETs, IOc.
Mr. ze!genfelder has the exclusive right OF
vending Refreshments on tho grounds. Mr.. rs
name is sufficient guarantee as to quIutity and
quality. my2g
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DIED.

KBLLY AT hls residence IN West Alexander,
on Monday, May q, 1872. OF DrOpsy, superin.
duccd by diseRse Of the head, JosErH KELLI, sr.,
member OF Company K, lst W. Va Cavalry,
daring the la,G war, In the 70 4 year Of his age
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q printer elected President. franklin was greater
than president but ne died too early TO MI the
place; anu 80 SIR think with all these elements
combining on Horace. he IL quite hkely
10 give General Grant more leisure to smoke
HIS cigar in the bosom OF his family nj their home in
the West than the diplomatic ENHANCEMENT OF Mr..
Flshs administration OF the state department. has
o. late allowed him. ani gnni sl, anat tne
FIRST deliberately proposed to the Convention in
Cincinnati as rs
Amer all their intrigues, squabbes and struggles
they had 90 fall back to Greeley. The politicians
there never woald have taken the action II they
could have helped H. for they, none OF them. liked
him any too wcli, but they saw behind them the
stalking ghost 81 the negro vote, the Confed-
and the 'old army of the democrats vote, wait.
ing the blast which should awake them to resur-
rrcGOn.
At rHE sEw YORK HOTEL
the conversation was not OF general character
several groups. however. were discussing the news
nom Cincinnati. and among the prominent
parties In conversation were an ex-rcbel
general and foreign envoy. and leading mem
boz OF The Young democracy well known in this
city The southern gentleman said that the ex
c0hiederacy would voc solid for Greeley, and that
nc alone OF all available candidates resd,
pison ngr as could the win 0a Mason asspec,a ans
support Mr. Greeley had boldly advocated the de-
stfnction Of the peculiar institution OF the South,
but he had In two sentences, scattered broadcast
through the land. advocated universal amnesty and
impartial suffrage. The New Yorker. on the con-
trary, urged that Mr.. Greeley had advised ticket
in opposition 20 the Young Democracy and threw
the election into the hands OF Tammany two years
ago.
THE Aston HOUSE
Perhaps more excitement was manifested nj the
Asior House than at ans other hotel In the city, IL
was Tor years the headquarters 81 Mr. Weed, OF
the Old political nrm OF seward Weed and Greeley
ana speculation IN regard 10 the possible conse-
quences "a the nomination ran high one enthn-
rlastlc gentleman stated that for the first time In
the history 81 the world n cannon had been
Hired N New York In honor OF Horace
Grcelcy Old peculatittes, however. were forgot
with white hat and coat WAS the pet OF the public
and most popular man IN the city.
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THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

The following is one OF the letters yesterday re
ceived from persons rejoicing at the result Of the
deliberations OF the liberal Conventon:-
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
DEAR SIR-Years ago, when was poor little
printers devil, working ut So per week. linking and
running No. Washington press twelve hours
per day, and aspiring to something more honora-
bile ana lucrative, l wrote to Horace Greeley,
cinnati Convention for advice. Horace was then at
Gatesburg, H., but he responded advising all
young printers to 'stick to home, father and
mother, and in that letter that l have carefully
preserved) he uttered the sentiment, which is
worthy of repetition in your columns, "Never
leave place where you can make living wages
man loses all the character he may have gained
by removal Home Is the place for all young men,
and by removal he loses all the reputation he may
have gained by years of toil.n
j write from memory, not having Mr.. Greeey'S
letter before me but this will show
FirSt-That Horace Greeley takes deep interest
in every poor little waif who commenced life as he
did.
Second-That he is the friend Of the "worker,'
whether that worker be a hod-carrier a million
naire and,
Tnfrd-That poor printer, who has battled for
years with the world, and who has been brought In
contact with its rough edges, in ''his ripe old
age" receive (m0destly) a compliment
that generous public represented by its delegates
can pay him. The pubic sentiments sometimes
speaks, and Greeley, the poor printers devil is GER
tany to be the next President of the United States
AN EX-PRINTERS DEVIL.
NEW YORK, May 3, 1872.
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AROUND THE CITY HALL.

After the announcement In the morning papers
yesterday that Greeley would probably be nomi-
mated ut the Cincinnati Convention for
President there was more or less excite
ment as the result of tho successive ballots
came along and were announced on the bulletins
OF the respective newspaper Offices The City Hall
officials were ever and anon on the lookout for
news from the Convention, and when in
the afternoon there came the result of
the nnal ballot, and Mr.. Greeley was de-
cared 10 be the choice, the news Lit
up the countcnGnce OF every oflcial that was met
with. II produced exactly the result that might be
expected TO be produced on their counte-
nances had they heard that Comptroller Green
had directed each OF them to be paid q
months salary In advance. There was no
doubt about the city Han vote. Every
man that was met with declared his intention
20 vote for Greeley IL IL scarcely possible over
rate the ungnimity of feeling and the intense enthl-
siasm manifested not only by the officials, but even
by the idle groups who enjoy the outrageous shades
Of the budding trees OF the Park. Even the news
boys threw into their professional cry OF extra
Ttiegrom" an unmstakabe heartiness as they
yelled out with vim. 'freecy elected Presidents
thus, In accordance with their calling being little
IN advance OF the present actual result OF the
news Of the day. The Park guns that have on so
many occasions done good service for democratic
victories, were speedily brought out, under the
command OF Colonel y. : Bogue ana placed on the
espanadc opposite the site of the large fountain,
and were soon with tongue OF lire, sending
forth the news every minute. within the hearing OF
many thousands. The star Spangled Banners were
diving from the houses, and friend met
niend he shook hands excitedly. ana
said. $50 Greeley IL nominatcd,m and the
of ~" THIS scene, exciting and lubilant, con-
unucd until "A late hour In the evening.