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New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

BLKECKER-oD saturday Sta H' Joseph Robson Bleeete aged
T etys. snd fierd, f,my invited Eeai the funeral
Church. West finy-eFenh st. between
Eghtb SnhaTe this aiter rnoooi at oeocf = M prvcssp
GuBRRT-n B5oky Sunday Oct Jeanette X, wife Of s. Ar
TIE . Of fmy lsre he fune from her late
= tcs-aF, Br0okilr I1eSlAy OeL o.
oelock N s be taken Ues ~ L. tor insefntnt
JoRDAE-At Rrelegooi n j. on Sunday the 9Th last, Arthur
CIelaad infant s0n Of Courad y. aHd hsJ C. jordan
Upper New Rochelle the residence u her On Monday,
oct l. Mf. King, aged % years months - dayA
T tv.. arl friends iAEy respectfully invited 70 attend
The funeral NJ Church Sev Rochsie % "elnrs
eay, OeL D. al loOeiocG A. N
sLRORRsaiden sealenoe Richmond Hn Jamaiea
l. L. Ma C. Bnose, g o. James H. hlmoFe esl ~sed -
NORRsoa SATURDAY morning Jacob Morris aged yesn and
ore n.uih, = veteraL 0I tbe war Of II. - 8, Il,
The hna Ill bis late Ttilsne 26 East Fourteenth
Al on Tusy nofalng Oct Il ocoek The relatives siA
q ends Of the family arc ihyil9l 10 Atie1a
PAYSTARAt Ssv'oTu, L. VIM A. PAyna in tie IAN yeaF
pec. ,rd fier ss respectfully attend Ms funeral
Tu..aF Oct n Ociocs the bouS' AID ESV iOA Tie he
fonnei Chullh It SeSt0Wn, witt0at further nouee
sUYDAMOu Monday Oct James Suyaan Of this city, In the 18th
Pi T sip BE- held The Reformed Dutch C Teh Fh.AVs
corner Thurstiy loh ns' Al 10 O'Clock r.
THoMPsoN-At New. Brighton J. Mosia Oct John Thoap
soa, IN the tgh year q his age. -,
s.ve. amily respectfully nr'ed to attend the
snera FROM hrs lsts nsden WeiaslA, Oct all O'clock
N. without iuflh-l Invitation
wHITB-ou Day 9Th inst Catherine j. daughter Of the late
john AMI Jane White. ..-,- ,--,..t D.. -.
floel.i Third D.y fTt iar ih lsi - " ~ @ ifS
Preris Meeting Tsea eGthst be~een bT--~-g
bItlsJs lie Wy. " takea " Estnx 0I tLs-'sN
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
MIST VOTE WITH DEMOCRATS.

By this time it has become clear that Re-
ruhIicans and Democrats must vote together anyway
The Grant Democrats have their candidate begging their
votes conciliatng them appealing to their prejudices
and creed stirring up to sudden Hood OF meeting
syaiu-i the veteran editor who has said hard things
against them reminding them that he (Granp was and
Is good Democrat and promising them share ID the
spoils OF office Tie Springfield Republican, addressing
those who are bothered by this aspect Of affairs says
s the obvious cue OF the Liberal canvassers TO bring
10 the attention OF these halung ana stumDnbR
voters certain conspicuous facts IL Is true, lhey may
say that DeuOcrats-and a good many OF them, 100
are going vote for Horace Gfeeley But u rs also rne
that greater smaller number OF DemOcrats aie AT
thus moment supporting Ulysses s. Grant. Ihe dlheI-
nce mere The Greeley Democrats have come 10 tel
candidate and 10 do this, they have had 10 move IVi
ward They thrown their false gods 10 the nOles
and the bats. They have cut loose from bad past
Tbey living in the living present The Grant Demo,
crate az a rule. stil welded 10 their Idols Ibey
regret the p0st aud cannot reconcile themselves to he
rresent ihey wanted a straight" nomination al BAL
tmOre: they wanted a platform reaifrming the IN
consttutionaty Of pretty much everything that has
been done since Mr. LncOln's Inauguration. They can
not get over their bewderment ana cbagn AZ seeing
National Democratic Convention bulld Iduk A0oil-
ton" platform, and then place upon u the rankest
Aboltouist" In the country. Their ruling motive IN
political action, Just now, IS revenge They want 70
get even" with the who has brought thls great
grief aad humiliation upon them IAer YatchwOrd 10
anybody 10 " beat Greeley"
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The postmasters who edit the country organs
are fIightfuly prodga OF small caps in printing that
carbed extract from Nj. Greeley'a Pittsburgh speech
Iheil columns bear close resemblance 10 those in
which Alexander II. stephens prints ms three-COIuml
editorial paragraphs.
Senator Wilson is talking, as he says, right
out Of the depths Of his soul" lie must be a very
meek nan # his soul k flied with righteous indgna
ton at Oskes Ames for slanGering him 50 in tie credit
NOigcY bribery business. Nh&t e glorious service Ae
would do ne would just free his mind on that subject
and denouuce the briber as he deserves.
Really the POst-Office editors are becoming
lax in ther loyalty. whole week has passed and not
man OF them has opened his smalrbore artillery upon
L stewart for his unknd words about Mr.. Boutwcfs
"pOcy" II Grant had MT crushed the kebolon ifecd
the slaves, and paid the public dent out oi ~. o"
pOcket we should like to know where Mr. stewart ana
his wealth would have been! postmaster VINO couldn't
develop that subject deserves summary removal
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

suppose that Mr. Harlan, being confronted with that
record and it's comparison with MS present saysh add-
aton Of his candidate would have the discretion to Keep
still But IN long editorial IN his paper, which ne
woud Ike 70 have generally copied says that the speech
Is false history" Aud this IA w It aise says the
ex senator:
They say that Mr. Harlan IN she Senate under his onth
Of Office expressed his honest opinion" OF Cen Grant
and that, tie oh OF May, a D. ls6z" he doubted
Grants military capacity. But they carefully coLcen
the fact that IN few days there's ter, when Le ruin
was fuuy known he as " "honeSu" approved q, zen zen.
Grants restoration 70 active COmmandf ana tnai nc
advocated aud voted for bis rapid promotonst tho posi-
tons OF M9iOTGeneral, LeutenantGeneIal, ana Itll
General Of an our armies that be firmly sustained MS
administration of the War Department most cflI al
period OF our history and "h0E 'stl advocated us
Nomination for the Presidency, ana months on tue
stump in urging his election IN 49, ana That ne mas
with the honesty of purpose sustained both lh
and out OF the Senate his wise administration during
the past three and half years, and that The senator
present earnest advocacy o President Grant
reelection only part and parcel Of consistent record
Therefore, because the astue Senator changed his
mind after made his aDtGrant speech, that document
is false history. And lie has the ingraude to twt Mr
Greeley with having said good word for Grants gen
eI0lship,
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
rIlE KINGs COUNTY cANyAss.

The Democratic General Committee Of Kings
County held special meeting last evening. Edward
Rowe in the chair, and adopted the following;
l-0ei Jist primary elections be- isl l 'a-h vaI end town
o. li. f. for e yIrr0.s OF rtc.s trc 4 gates
fcf lul town assCanl o. toItr Go a Assem-
ty srrl0l end three gates Wf Ci
0l ar lte delegates each JaA Convention % 10 naaic
Scigo. Comm.
Ees0d hat Tie County Convention he Lc Oct 49, AZ the
HeatQ o. Cereal tOImttre e t Convention at p.
fe sane dg a be riscs e .eea9i Copge' Coaron-
90 ae car ani Tl te Iln cosrs Clnyen-
u1E dy u piece st D. u.i he fy1ti Souges onclh1n,
hotel. Oct 70 20 fe
school Csorf Cuvrato7 at h'uns ho m hast hes-forA,
Rsot.1 Ifa s-tr distinct Convection. b, held follows
o. A. emily Dgfnc, 80 lanst, ot g. rf go Asmhl b.i
Jlg tls1sss Ot 81 p ma Assembly ~ iuct lii
h-lul b. 1tonivs., % L a. st p tt1 Asss1 ttrct
Bogca-,t- Oc. a. 40 Vh Assembly District, ho.
Jl uu.e-sc. q. al D. Nlh Az .lY Dis e. L-onri
end r. Oct o. . = r.i Filt a. 20 llf net 81 %
foIu aEi JhIdss oct a. 40 p W.f VIM A,su'g Dsnci
Jlc ~ i1sllcA-iye. O o. 50 i iAl Assembly D.cI
OL..s nn-.l OoneL IsanI. o. u n 2.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
"NO RFsOURCTS.g

Has it become generally known that the
Grant managers have resources but the voluntary
contributions OF their friendsl We guess not; yet a
certain Federal official according to The Springfield Re
publican lately received printed document informing
him Of that mournful fact The official aforesaid had
been for many years voluntary exile from his native
State when he received the following from the Grant
Committee of his State. The names, of course are sub
stituted for the originals:
To JOHN SMITH. BABYLON: Dear Sir-We are entering
upon important campaign III this State-ihe most I'M
portau that has been fought since the Re Rpubhcan party
came into existence. We propose 70 have an active
speaking campaign. and TO spread broadcast among me
people valuable documents and statistics An ounce OF
prevention IN the shape Of Republican newspaper or
tract, some Republican from The folly OF voting
for original Seccssonlst, while the same appliance
may prevent similar act CI selfsiutfcaUon ON the
part OF Democrat The expenses attending cam
paign necessarily considerable. and We have ahso
lutev resources but the voluntary contributions or
our friends. The Committee therefore ask that for
ward SIS the enclosed envelope, for which receipt
VIII he returned at once.
Return this sheet with the amount IN order to avoid
any errors. Very truly yours,
JOINS DcE Chairman.
RICHARD ROE, Secretary.
There is a capital mixture % UTiah Heep and Senator
Harlan in that circular which nut rommeud itself TO
the sensibilities OF even the most Obtuse.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
IBE WOMAN SUTFRAGE Party GR1TE-
FUL.
THAT FOURTEENTH PLANK ACCEPTED As AN
EARNEST OF REFORM.

EARNEST OE HLfpHh
The following bone was thrown 10 the
Woman Suffrage party by the Philadelphia convention:
Fourteenth The Republican party is mindful OF its OBJ
LEGATIONS to the loyal Of America for their noble
devotion TO the OF freedom. Iher admission 70
and the demands Of any class Of citizens for adI-
tOnal rights should be treated with Eespccu consdeia
ton
Some of them have cutched at this and made haste to
noun. platforms in gratitude for Grant. Miss Susan
b. Anthony has been especially active in this WORK,
having regularly engaged by the Grant and Wilson
Committees, which pay her expenses, furnish her the
fuuds wherewith to get up meetings, and i the halls
through tie aid of their local organizations The meet
ing last night at Cooper Institute the most marked
success she has yet achieved. The hall was filled, and
among the audience was very considerable sprinkhs
The chairman OF the meeting, Luther r. Marsh, was
an unfortunate presiding officer lie undertook to inter
iect little speeches OF his own between the renalA OF
tLe various lady orators, and nearly every time sue
ceeded in evoing from bis audience noisy expressions
Secesouist his fairly drowned out IN storm
OF misses. The Grant men, In turn raed ana gave nm
cbee - and for time there cOnslderaDle cOnlusOn
so,ne of the more prominent lady orators, VINO Dad
been announced, did not make their Appearance ana
nearly Am those who spoke proved utterly unable 10
make moro than Onequarter OF the aueLOc near lhe.
They severaiiy listened TO- hOW1ool; STsen ".sn
b. anthony, Olympia Brown, Edmund Yates Hugh
Gardner, Peter Cooper, and others Mrs. Hooker wa,
received in very kindly by the audience, ana
was nterrupte only once when, in referring 10 AI'
Greeley az secesCOnist her voice was drowned py re-
peated applause, mingled with hsses. Then came
cheers for Grant. ana counter cheers tor Greeey
Chairman ouieted the audience by explaining that ~
was womans meeting, and that such 1t ought 10 DC
entitled TO fOrbearaDce. - n,,-.,
Matilda Joslyu Gage, Mrs. Lille Devereux BAKE ana
Mrs Olvmpid Brown respectfully listened TO- 6ut
cond not he heard by onef6urth of those present IDc
Anderson Ouarette CuD enyened the meeting by sew
eral campaign songs. Miss Susan Anthony Wa
tbe last speaker. She said her name had
never appeared in the columns OF THE TRIBUNE. hheH
the Republican party al Philadelphia ADOPTED ne iou
teenth plank In the platform, pedaDg Tor the rgD OF
women respectful they foresbadoWed he
next great political issue. Gen. Grant nad gilned
rs Administration with many OF justice and gen-
erosty toward women, North and South, ana Henry
WilsOn had been one OF the most falrhiul anu
outsDOkeu friends OF wOman's cause. Ihough
they are not yet permitted TO vote, they can
10 ruuch 20 Influence elecuon Iet
no woman avoid national questions because on the one
hand she thinks them beyond her cOmprehenslOn AS
women suffer equally with men all the evll OF Dad GOV
ernnent they have equal interest in maintaining IePuD
Hcau institutions and inspiring progressive uDeta
policy.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.

A meeting of the Committee OF Seventy was
held last evening. in It's new rooms IN the Everett
House. the Hon. william T. Hayemeyer pFesioins SOON
aftef ORGANIZING Joseph IL. Choste, chairman oil the
Committee ON Elections read address OF that body 10
the people OF this city Of which the following is the con-
clusiOn:
II is more than ever the interest and the duty OF all
citizens who desire bring to justice the ttli uhpuu
lshed euemes OF the CITY, and olce more 10 enoy buo
government under a charter which hLall RESTRAIN anu
pTeyeut fraud, aud mitigate far as pOsenie tAe
fearfu burden Of taxation which We are now suerIns
~ the peualty elcctlng thieves ~ ONCE IN IorieI
sT "a unifc In another effort 10 rescue the el
n her extremity aud 20 her nom beng ne iootDa
of ptcians ana the prey n plundcrers, WEIGH sue
sure TO e N now abandoned TO the tender ~. ces %
whichever party may cOntfoi the majority % nv,os ,
in the impending Presidential contest Unjer
these circunstanoes, this COMMITTEE uteHis 81, ~
WlLn the scope VI It's duties, as pre-, - n,
re resolutions which called ~ i1to heDg, 10 devote ~
f 10 securing IL possible, honest and eap4Dio cand
da e.. without regard 10 party or - politics. o az ui.'s
10 ho flled NJ The approaching election, which nave
o.rt bearing uI,u tio government ana Nollsle 90 'l
airy. ana m due time day oi election t ii-
Iouuce which VI tho soyeTa candidates p.os9hI7u i
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

these Important offices in tho Judgment Of the Com
nltee most worthy OF the and support OF the true
friends OF Reform. For this purpose 10 enable them
more correctly - judge Of tho merits ~ candidates, the
Committee on Elections Will DO n session at the ROOMS
OF thc pohmlttet,ih IN the Lverctt House, fOuIlhaNs
ever evening t'AIdlJs excepted at o'clock, on aId
altr Oc p 10 a. nier WIN the representa- Of al par
ucs, societies, aud Organlatious ana with an ctza
who may desire to he neard or TO consult gith them n
respect 90 candidates.
The following was adopted:
Isori That rue1 ths fhcrassi .ini aon %
jusice h nia alike % ic sair VI private lgls
tsnass ~ tu6ac vtl al % - b impossible what have
airr gained n tLe cue Of Refr rcconnisf
ussi q te ie a1ics ia j. r1s above suspicion
sTi reDIoach this Committee E uadsr ca ess rore Or
fc nation 0 Icai Office ny r.ta ul3 brs hsI
conaort ntfsici any suptl visa ' cirgp. sll Wslci
Ting which te people Vi lois site .lc- au1 which ilcy
~ l.L.----ll n l-lLr-l, 10. al Ll.ch.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

A slashing reviewer in The Chicago Times
concludes his summary Of President Grants military
career with this apo.ropLe: "Only satire sbsa be
happy the last Tx yOu reach. she shall be msf{ 70
ipk Grant TO glory she now ties JeIeys to jususs!
at last q CGst0m-hOuse organ mUsters up
courage TO say word in cOmmendatiOu Of the Great
Reucminateds recent speeches Hitherto the Liberal
journals have shown far aacrity in giving these
wonderful productions 10 the public than the Doctors
own organs. The It0aiG Commercial ACrcT5fr comes
up pluckily 10 the point, and says they sre "shor
pithy, and seutchUOus." Now That mcau5 s0iCCtliGS
The other organs should be ashamed Of their snorcom
ings.
The beauties of Mr. CuItis'3 Civil Service
are felt even IN Rhode Island THIS the refTehnGly
frank way in which The Pr0rideee PrSs speaks Of the
matter: eve have called atreuuen Icpeacdly 10 some
useless Offices in this state created aud ocercd solely
10 pay personal party debt Three thousand do ars
per annum will not pay the expenses ol ne useless once
in this city Of Appraiser Of Foreign Mcrch. ils rs
head and clerkshps 1t Is siuecure, and everybody
knows it, Secretary Boutwell, know il. cgght TO-
Newport pays large force Ss3l5 52 per anUum 10 collect
about s. 900. We shall wa this atcneut 10 1ir Dawes
and ask him TO require MI Grant 10 honor Es own
pledge"
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
LATEST SHlP NEUS.
IIoy oAer sin Nous see Second Page

iIoy other SdiD RctgS see See1ni Page
ARRIVED.
D Peter Jcb.e S,.l, Wall, London Sept 10 with ndse to
Fnuc Hdse Co
Wiz rlts, and rass. O Oh Dominion Steamship Co go
NOVAG ChaIes0h, > c. with Hi'e anu
ma. % D. X. Aor-cn q Co
,rin There's Mudgeti Arirossa n days With pg iron.
Cunning Liverpool j. cay HA ndse
Raj Spgr fof Gasgogl Mhieh Manlss Il day With sugar
Bar Jann.te tDuch) neT, kO RAN 3, days, Win me-
IT Mssp Maell5s Of AID 10 days from llsor " B. with
plaster ,.-,- ~ IN -. ,.i,. .t...-
Warren, nh1lee. \. y, j. days W " plins.
Achr Harriet brewster Hewitt Georseogn u days Win naVa
siO.es. - ID. -, q, ~ hi ...s -
6ls BEl Ciak ST. JOau ~ b VA Elg "n u ia'' VIII
isth. ~ a.. -, a, u - ot..,.. II,
S Astfs Ha,ln Of days from ST. John N B. With lumber
scHoosEEs-RIyER AsD C0AsIwsE
Afesra N.cli.. EIiLl T. toala, Machias
RiverIae Gloucester J. H. Se7uiue, Virgins.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B1sr1y Oct. T.-Auited, snip tJlO, ifom Liverpool - -
Ca, oct 7ArnTed steamships Zen barnes HSm
NewYok. r.go Ba.ore Cleare d. 1-rA lHAlAa io
tasIKsrox OCT 7-Arnrei II. W Hassey, and saee
Ron NcHlUfE
FOREIGN PORTS.
HuITSr s. Oct 1.-The steamship Moavan arrived yesterday
frrU ll.srn1
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
TIE DAYS OLE REGISTRY.

This is the first day Of registry IN tins city
and the third Brooklyn. and the places Of registry VIII
be open from D a 10 p N. The remaining days Oi
registry In this city will be oct lG %. and &C. and final
opportunity will afforded Brooklyn voters on oct 26
In answer TO inquiries in regard 10 the qualifications OF
voters tbe Brooklyn Board Of Elections stated officially
Yesterday that every male citizen OF the of ~ who
shall have been citizen for 10 days and an unabilan OF
the State year preceding any election and Tor
fe last four months a resident OF the county, vote
AZ election;" and that tO vote for Congressman The
voter must in addition 60 the qualifications above men
toned have resided for 80 days within the Congress Dis
trct 10 vote for Assemblyman for 80 days within tue
Assembly District 20 VOC IoI CITY aceLs % or an an % 'S
TnIieG states Marshal Sharpe appointed Yesterday,
about OI5 Deputy Marshals TO aid IN inorciug the Ma
fioual ErCton law iu November. The names OF the
chief deputies Tor the Assembly Districts W DC MADE
public today - ~, -. e.o,
ysors yesterday. that the following SUPERVISORS WOud
receive election 10 tirns IRON the following wards;
.,sn ~ - oivcrr. iautb ana Iseutr6ut-Conoyer.
Twenty eghttpt Nnth-lseonrf, no ~ ia
te-ns Tri and Fhi irgad No SO Ws'.5.
tort hevenb-Gsey 10 80 Wet Iw,ni,-eigA 81 ~eHt
secoI-Joce No 80 Wes' 1ot
P,st bros way; Eighteenth Mehbscb, No Jas Last forhi
EneteenPi9l.i No "a We; No E st
Tvealy-hrisi Feenth-tao seaaiss 10 Uh'ei'''p'ssi
Tscuteia-Wlicr No ~ West Illfy'urihsi ~, ,,o,to.
United States Marshal Harrow mas lssueu hstI
TO the Deputy Mar shal5 appointed Tor BfOOhiy neuhs
ing their duties end powers relating TO regisaoh aha
elections. Theyare authorized to arrest any PtrsOh
in the presence of the Marshal or ms general OF speci
deputies OF either VI then attempt 10 register III tne
finus ar far attempting more than once OF 10
yOJe without having lawful right 10 90 50 OF lOI
sey representing himself as citlzeh inc lOiONInE
Chief Deputy Aarsnas nave Deeh aPPoIeu ioi tno 9o'
ere1W Ward Of
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
IHE oTATB Or Trade
nnlLEsrIc MARKErs.

yyvsro- \ C oct l-Sr.rs Turptgi'ne d-1 f3c E0sn
err at 3 5Ia4rdi - IS far Low No I - % orhJ
b ~ iae craze Imlenlue g-a-y AZ 80 Sd ur Haidi
sif ~ 'r tt.'.F D. an NiEs. Iar rcf1J B.. - 81
Hs o.dNi.. OCT l.forr t.lcri ieic ErTa f30&9; Pam
-. Bran D. Hy quiet ~ 80. Pok au: Me5 ei
r bed, Gear BIB at \ i;
Cef s.ess i-e lsm s-frc t. i- iari duI' i.ecs
a40 ICic; lle frt pi yet
s0d uis,y 0l. ro j0l BE- Lash aag-s-Au. l. J
0.l1; Ne.lrrA p gtt u.r. Coli. re.
yH,tJ. o.. t. ll, iuy,fs sni tlIs a11rg rocein's,
JleI; I . o. -,pl to clccs steers sol % 30 'g
Texas lrd Cb-tk So y0 j; - 1'c-i l~ SIP
t.eat, Saturday I.J lead lgeclpis lS bead; narae fIf
aud frlf. heavy rood 10, the hew En71 uaret usr
slI "a i0 % L nests. o, u
ss go hesdi 7j0 - ~
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
N TIE NINTH DISTRICT.
pOsT-oFrICE CLERKS ASSESSED.

Until recently it has been ccstomaTy tor
the eupoyE5 OF tue New York Post Oco TO abate Ger
tain per cent Of their salary fOr the Use OF the Ad
ulilistrstion, those receiving less than Sl0J)
per year eiving one per cent and those hay-
ing $1,000 or over u per cent Tie ex'Iom-
ities Of tho Administration have rendered an
increase necessary, the taxes being now f-spectvoy
one half and two and a half per cent paid 10 Col.
HOMER Whenever the tax involves fractions % = dol
lar the next highest number oi dollars IA taken
Tie result q, deep and growing disgust among le en-
uioy6. silence lOWever. Is The password 2ud those
WHO MAKE known their feelings have 20 90.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
I4SSENGERS ARRITnD.

Pao, A-oT,wALL-f. s.-lastIp Nan C.I1-r oct -
Miriaes " j. at.fo. Ass j. G. Fl 'iis J. -ueif d. =
Nsi vf. family end Mr.. 1o- NLiolrr 81 - A. I'l-
cor a. j. r.rs lh.u..s, lrt ". i tn 4 - -s 'llat ~
j.. W. TamrIre, Dr. H. NJ. re ani scr sis. Bra, As
Nlaun lui chilli 5r Il rs ~ Jhen l.. Richards d. Henri j.
Ctrds bru.ie BoshgrlL Domingo icro W Wtnn 'hae
Peires g. utt.. ". H. Mu'g4n. Coy, D. : L. bol-e g.
vs. Els Col Den e.. he. 4. s. ' Mn 81 "I-1rs Gest ,
Bni4rJ M's selu capt P.uhaon J. sa.t.leE I'D sol N
F.. f.nr.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

The area of low barometer IN New I ork mas
moved eastward, followed by northerly TO westerly
x,nds Increasing pressure and clearing weather ON
the Lower Lakes and southwark over the Middle states
excent the eastern portion where cloudy weather ana
heavy rains now prevail. -, ,., ..,
pom MARYLAND nOTthwards heavy rams win soutn
erIv winds extending over NewEnglsnd FROM ichhes-
see soufhward TO the Gulf and south Athhtlo, tho
ycstber appears 10 be clearing. Ia the upper hlssh
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, clear We9thSI
iskng ursure ii sOutherY 20 casteIly Nlhdh prevail
Probabilities.
For the lower lakes aud thence to West virginia @ anu
over the Middle states, LOrthery 10 Westerly WIZ -,
vail Clearing ana cooler weather. In NeN-hhiEa', w.
winds yeernc y nOrthery, with clearing "eatAe4 VA
Tuesday foftn66n. 49, -,,,, .,,ou5v
Eur the south Atlantic and Calf States parily el,o"y
weather clearing with northcrly 10 eastcfy ~inu ,
TUESDAY in the Mississippi Valley ana thch9t ~ 81
ai,,. .e..aSssoe l....-!I- L.ea@uo AC- LID pe
erly winds aud partly cloudy weather on iues,hy
nnTt from the kOrtl VI oct and south WeSt lre wisIs'