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New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
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ARRIVED. Sunday. July !.
se--shp Batavia tBrJ Muly Lv-1o Iue A5 sci Qufeas
Steamship Cf Lonoa Orb 81 hle. Liverpool Jlsa p aos
Qgreas'oFn 10Th, With m4e I'd pasL ~ Jro. q Oar.
steamship Joan Gbsen Winters 1eorgsssn D. g.. -b % Ant
we.t.ra Metropolis Quick Nev-orieans Jaiy ~a
Ice 20 r BaSrE
s,esmslo yanote CT. Ri-hmo-i CITY Point ard Norfolk
mds. % 10 Old Dornnn >iesrs.i1 Co.
Se'msup Abemare " ker Norfolk Ge. WITH mise All OK
Dominion SteafnshiD Co.
Sc nsaip Faail Doaas Ph,delphs vita nd, LoLa seaH
shin CO.
ship wsathese tof Liverpool Kiye CaruA Sand He.s
Fen. n vita mise.
Bad James Carhy lof liverpool Mioos Ponee r. II
Bar rra o Pembroke Me- Corning Cos dsrs al oo-L
BARK h0rn-d. townsend, St CoX y days with sugar aad
big B. Y,rnr piu-u-r Por.I-ni i--. ,sfh lumber.
Phil MARY (Br Bhynes Rio -aaelo Ta Hampton R'as
daTs, cofee
Biz wilkins (of Windsor n Williams Ceniaesos n days, via
bag Aurora of Liverpool n. Sd Fder St. Pierre MARI n days
srs S5nehasn of Dsby. s. M:c-el, Ponce P B., 70 dr.
ch- = NJ Atsoo of Hareh Do.ne Bsraeoa 70 t-s with fruit
Vci0r MsAonaY Plrl IL 4aTs. via rlnlcr 8 mt
d. EaeA Of hasSau Wark, san oyador dsTs' VIZ
snr Horensia of Baon) Norton Demera u days -h
WlND-sunset Light S. E. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS July Panther from PHILADELPHIA. are
W Lawrence. Btmrs ship Inpoaer, IRON Liverpool ors
caaaLFsTSx s. c. Jal 7arrved steamship Georgia frou v
Tnhal CAN tluzas. scr Nara G. frye 40u 4l
unnre >silsd. brig mola, for Cork and a market
SAvAyNAH Juv ARRIVED, steamship H1nts7e irlr Acs
York Sailed brig Erie Tor oson; scars BoWdo a ~ i"rsad
Magge McNen, l0r Phil llel5hla.
Fi-AsCsco JIy ARRIVED. bp Robinson Crns0e' nsa
Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvAy,. Jolly 6rs CITY Of hA from New York Jas
/. Iess this lJrning.
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A SHOCKING TRAGEDY.

CINCINNATI, July IA shocking tragedy
was enacted here this afternoon which Frank schikk.
boy "a years old, the Of widow, was shot and
killed by the Rev Samuel ]. Browne, an aged local
preacher OF the Methodist Church 1t appears that MI
Browne has been for past greatly annoyed BY
boys who, spite OF repeated remonstranee 2,
have entered his premises TO take ms ruls
and commit other depredatiOns. To-day NUMBER OF
boys were playing ball outside, when ball was thrown
nto Bro wnes yard Young schIkk entered the premises
to recover and the odd fired at him with slug one
niece striking him In the breast inneting wound rom
which the boy died IN few moments. browne was ar
rested by the oers aud WAS subsequently released Oh
ksn 100 ball
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
THE REFORM CAMPAIGN.
WASHINGTON POLITICAL GOSSIP.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM MISSOURI, INDr-
ANA, MAINE, OHIO, AND PESNsYLVANIA-
LABOR REFORMERs FOR GREELEY.

W NADnlNNAON IOLlll lIAb bO'oAA'
ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM MISSOURI, INDr-
ANA, MAINE, OHIO, AND PENNsYLVANIA-
LABOR REF0RMERs FOR GREELEY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TBB THBUSkl
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Among the callers at
the Greeley and Brown headquarters. to-day was Gen
James Shields Missouri formerly q. s. Senator from
Illinois for period Of nine years. Gen. Shields since
the nomination Of Mr. Greeley has been travelling pretty
extensively the Western States, and reports that
the political indications among the masses OF the people
there highly gratifying to the success OF the Cncn
naU nomination. He says there longer any doubt
respecting Mssouris position the political campaign
and that Mr. Greeeys majority In that State next No
vember viii be nearly II not quite $1,000
Martin NJ. Ray and Col. Thomas Bowling OF Indiana
the latter delegate from that state to the Baltimore
Convention, also dropped in at Headquarters Ihey rep
resent that the Greeley and Brown enthusiasm In their
State is greatly increasing and that the action OF the
Baltimore Convention, by the nomination OF Mr. Gree
lev win insure the State him by 10000 majority
Mr. Puett Chairman OF the Columbus (Ohiol Labor
Reform Convention. Is in town. He Gays that since the
decnaon OF Judge Davis and Gov Parker as the can
ddates OF the Labor Reform party that the representa-
tive element Of that party will unite on tine Cincinnati
ticket and give 1t hearty support.
The Hon Frederick A. Pike ex-member Of Congress
from Maine has written the Secretary Of the Greeley
and Brown Executive Committee here stating that the
political outlook In his State is hopeful for the Cincinnati
nominations and that there is remarkable unanimity
of feeling among the Democrats there In favor oil tha
tickets Endorsement at Baltimore. Letters have been
received from Ohio asking for campaign documents an
nouncing the intention OF several influential men in the
State to take stump for Mr. Greeley as soon as the
campaign opens and expressing the opinion that there
is not the least but that Mr. Greeley will be nom
mated at Baltimore and that he will DO triumphanty
elected In November.
TIE Corresponding Secretary OF the Greeley ana Brown
Club Of Richmond Va writes that, through It's Efforts
the coored vote s very much divided and that Grant
will not get twohirds Of the Rpubcan vote In that
state and very few Democratic votes. Senator Sum
ner's great speech has been distributed among the
coored men, aud the Secretary writes that there Is great
demand for il. and asks for copies.
letter from York, PENN states that Liberal RePub
Hcanism growing stronger there and that they can
count on hundreds OF Liberals at this time.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08

The following or sunstloLC reported SalCIuAy
and yesterday, were fatal;
Maria Johnson oee d. died al No rs North Moore-st
Arthur Meehan, 55 OF Ne. 10. West IlHty-secoud-
ana was taken TO 81. Lukes Hospital, whtre he died.
Frederick BurOu. age a5 found insensbe on the SIDE
walk Devs,., brought 10 the Centre-st Hospital
Nancy Carter age g. colored Of No. 80 ThompsOnst,
the Eighth Precnt statlun-hOuse 10 maze com
plant against her daughter for disordery coma ct A
sne entering the door, she fell upon the nOor and
Henry stebblns was found dead in bed at No sc SUI
Christian Bssou of No 500 East Twenty-sxt-st died
sophia Fishman, age years, died at No. 2s3 Stan
William Hunt, age 2s died at No 22O East Eighteenth
sarah J. Gourley age ~ died at No. 4s Jlekson-st.
Mary Rierdon age 40, died at No. 81 Mu4DerTy-st
The following were not fatal:
Patrick Brady. age go no home.
james Mooney, age So no home, at Twenty-third st.
and Frst-aye.
john Wisner, age 90 Of South Hoeoken, in Essexst.
James Smith, age 50, Of 446 East Eeventhst IN East
Tbirty-hfth-st.
Jacob Holman. age 80. of 30. 10 AttOrney-st.
William Kirby, residing II Jersey City' IN Washing
Frederick Mchalowsky, age 48, of Newark, N J., at
No. IA White-st.
Frederick Ward, age 35 Of Colege-pace, BROOKLYN at
Broadway and Chdmbers-st
Mary Stewart, axe 49,
Eishteeuth-st.. at Eighteenth-st. and seyentn-aye
VIM. COukin, age S5 or No ass west Forty -secondst
at the corner OF Hudson and Morton-sts: 80
PatrOman Geo Z. Wolf OF the Ninth Precinct, while
on post at Beecker aud Bink-sts.
Rebecca Frazer, Of No. 2s2 Frstave In East Twenty
eighth-st.
Frederick Eichenfeldt, age 2s OF HoustOnss., near
Ptt-st., at First-ave. and Eighty-ninth-st.
Philip Wendell, age 2e Of No lag Forsyth-st near his
residence
Henry smith, age d. OF No. ABS East Eighteeathst in
Frst-dye.
Louis Ayilee age g. found at West and Albany-sts.
IN BROOKLYN.
The following have been reported in Brooklyn
during the past two days:
Agnes Ferris age & 40 Hudson fatally sunsruek in De-
Ka.haye
Michael whesn age 2as Pymoutht unstruck while
on his way bone and iea in short time
ohn Screfe age 49, while building in
NICK the cellar. nunng himself internally
Phibp Mclaughlin. . abOrer, died 81 No % trOnt-st
David Philips died Fnday night at the residence Of
Mr. Palmer. Flatbusb-ave. go
An uu died al the Long Island College hospital
John LOughnn iied al 10 - Ggandst., Z. u,
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. Z
WAsHfSGTON, ID. c.. July g. 1871 a. IN
SitnODsis for the DdSi tlCeniu-fOur h0urS.


OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGToS, ID. c.. July 8, 1871 a. IN
SUHODSts for the DdSi tCentU-fOur houTS
The barometer has risen somewhat over the
NewEugland and Middle Atlantic states. The tempera-
ture has fallen the latter and risen over
the Northwest
Partly cloudy weather and areas OF rain have pre-
vailed during the day from Florida 20 the southeastern
portOn OF Middle States Otherwise clear weather
az the stations OF the Mississippi Lgbt to fresh
winds have generally prevailed from the Mississippi 10
the Atlantic.
Probabilities.
Light fresh eastery % sOutheriy winds and partly
ciOuiy weat her prevail the south and Middle At
autc states sOutberly 20 westerly winds and partially
cloudy weather for New England.
Clear weather generally from Tennessee 10 north
ern New York and Lower Mchigen the pressure dmin-
isb somewhat from Missouri 10 Wisconsin, with eastery
O southerlY winds
TeIegraphic reports for tonight have only been re-
ceived from Pennsylvania 20 Georgia.
The above was received by the Associated Press az
I.52 a M
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HAvArA wRrKrY MAnKprr-r.,.a

suraT quid st acv, Hfbt; hosrs sru siocss
houses Havana snd MaianE-s f0Q00
hh receipts ~ the Hsr ni md tanrrz q
ores ana 81 hhis exports dsrny The Havana so
hasDzs, 3 9t1 iorcs and in hh N vlch 2f0
% ID. or TO- fuffd 1lct in rea q
o. Batter Esak sJa 80 Sap Aueacaa. Ggn 80
for Go e. Flour Guet H qI0tadors ronn1L
ll'n' In lar rmand At siJ0b fr Aur17l d S2od 80
for Ame1cn .rr-rcur-d. L1ni ru rij 0 l 3il fcg
7WSH IS Lumhef buoyrnt shoo.s f7ts rrs Esr
an ess for hoeshta EmDy liogsca ra at - % fr
r't srd u per hor .ngtr terkcu O1ihrl
te lntei satc- 50as-c p-r ie 10 Som en- togr e
pots - f3D -; pr lorsd u ff0, 5l0 -
ExehaIl flm the United llrs crrslc lHl
prera 10; t-o. short 20 e q 2i r-un Do @, 81
goi-, a Hiln Loudol at premium Pas. u. l
grr.t.a/
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long been identified with public affairs in his state ne mas
never held any prominent office. Among the aerhA'eS
ia Thos 8 Flournoy who was a candidate for Governor
Of the State in opposition to Gov Wise In lsS Inc onS
prominent men from West Virginia are senator DA'iS
and Allen 7. Caperton. who Confederale etA1o
Senator Ex-senator DooHtte heads the delegation iTo
Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
MADRID, saturday, July 6, l8T2.

HOUARD.
MADRID, Saturday July g. 1872.
The Republicans have rccCnsidered their de-
termination to abstain from al elections while monarchy
exists in Span. and viii participate IN the voting for
members Of the Cortes the 24tA Of August next.
CIrss yesterday appeared on tie railway near
L.rda che capital OF tAe province OF that name, and
captured a mail train. a number OF important docu-
nents belonging 10 toe Government which on the
trsiu tuFned by the insurgents. the spanish ie
pubicans resolved to send dispatch 70 the Amer
lean people throuchtue United states Minister congr1u
atng them upOn tae OF tLe anniversary OF
their Independence. Tie delay Dr. Hcu. rds release
s because SsloE Martos wants Minister sc.hes TO ask
for Houard's paron This Cen. S.ckes refuses to do,
oocau.e the position assumed is that nOuIFl is
guilty, IL Is therefore ujusty -eid sharp
notes between Cen Sck.cs and Tor MlrtOs have been
exchlug,d ard kilograms ID and rJ Washington trans
mittsd regarding tAe affair.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
Nrx.YoRK NATIONAL BANKS.

WAsHISGroS, July THE abstract OF the
reports made % Controller Of the Currency showing
the condition II the National Banks the State OF New
York exclusive the Cities OF NewYork and Albany
on the 10th oi June shows the following items:
R,.o,.tsr and discounts ESQ T1 United States bonds
81 0 u, from rsdsemng % 50<2i dle
80 h.al. checks other esss itens 2 j bills
f bsuks Ssa Sad oJ legal tender notes 80 1nS
thre. DEF cent esiiheaies, $4,000. --..
TyI-C.ptal 90 59 l4i profits &2 s9i Gl bank potes
or.tsnnS , ~ 10, dividend anpsid ssls dspOa t@,
i6I. Inc - bAnn S4,Ul,Jas
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Good for the Ruptured.

Dr. sherman has returned from Caioru, where u ust sh
he greatest his specially, the Treatment Of raptae
No shAs koout Ms nethod az saie'
sre other hr the uptgrrd 10 ana pzAesn r1hsi 80
tn and practicable Tuss-s esiabshr eurN eai tor-
nrnt unfortunate for h THIS TACT ogeter ~a ae
thou cul which Dr. shsfaan rs' az
patronage We think 10 can -
lhsn consult him. hey son BE- enrrd o. aAi
viii bear tho mos atas *
amnation.-fN. T. Dispatch AL.
Pr aeb.trr eject rupture pencas he Social coh uoss
Of man and checked and know of no ueans - 1eI'
and nmne a. Dr. Of mas PoYnca an
mre faculties interrupted by eKence Of sa abl n
pay Of the than anything Ne NOV or h1
those acod matter aou sAsny " ~ ~
consult Dr. sherman Ai his oahoe. 6yI Broadway
The Workin gNvomen's Protective Union.
rrs ga OF haaas Ah
mo al. nos IN honsshOA ssyvies ikAI abhs
SttpVrsrs CLERKS. kc, supphed 70 en-
- .nJ AZ, a.ste An obtaining eployneRt Wage scn A-fo
.r- collected asoeSay. Al nee oi enAfEe
Ever, Family shsud RkNsEs PAIs hLiS NJ 5S MI
o ~ M, .o 10 cure aaeks oi nekness As NsoosA MOI"
ba. Colc pNas Colds Cold n the Head hesi-e"e &c
Amin a. Co., Flag and banner MaSalaetarrrs s,. ier
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THE VIEWS y JUDGE sMALLEY-A CORRECTION.
To the EdEOr OF The Tribune.

THE VIEWS y JUDGE sMALLEY-A. CORRECTION.
To the EdEor OF The Tribune.
SIR: This mornings TRIBUNE, in publishing
an extract iron private letter TO friend by Judge
smaley OF Vermont heartily advocating the support OF
Mr. Greeley introduces IL with the remark that the
Ind -e was Chairman OF the recent Democratic Con-
venton in Vermont" &c, &c knowing the old
fashioned preudce which my father holds against the
active participation OF the Judiciary in politics. permit
me to correct pur statement To has relations wi the
Convention Hs not present, and had no personal
connection viii It. though cordially approving the re-
suits OF its dAberauOns, The error, probably, arose
years past mmher OF the State Committee and dele
gate 10 the ap Convention though not It's Chairman, |
believe avery active part n the proceednGs. and
ppes a. a DELICATE Baltimore. Judge Smaleys last
nubic connection with politics IN opening the
Charleston Convention IN 1860 as Chairman OF the Na-
tiOnal Democratic Committee, ana presiding over tue
proceedings preliminary To lts organization He TOOK
no part. hwever, in the deliberations OF the
Convention having declined 20 90 as a delegate
in couseduene his judicial position and its organiza-
ton de fdcO terminating his chairmanshlp. MS
final really adi7e participation IN pOlcs was as Ohair
man of ths Dpmocratc National Committee in the last
successful caupagl OF that party IN 1886 before MS ac
ceptance on e appointment OF Unied states Judge for
the District Il Vermont ~ which he was appointed by
Mr. Perre. { give you these fac1s as know Judge
spae1 w0un feel panied the impression went abroad
that he had abandoned ais views. well known 70 us
friends nhecOrm OF Judges on rne Dench Ltklug
mart upr,onah In tt-mO and OF active party
politics The views reference 20 Mr. Greeley In th
private letter ghch TIE TRIBUNE publishes thi- morn
ing IknOw Ar, his. He has frequently expressed great
concern al hedrt OF the Government toward central
iz8tlon Cesrs during the past Few year. anu gIta
sricitude for TIE OF country should Gen Grant
H. reelected Ie has recently written me that he " had
many fears the liberties OF the country should me
Docy ana the practices OF the present Administration
lie i6dorsrd b. the people the next election. The
continuance such Administration he thinks, would
undermne the purity and free spirit OF the people to
SS,e- Fors LILY 3, 1s7a
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PASSENGE ERS ARRIVED.

FrOM LyrEPO0L-n ~, nss,r, Cig = Losfon IliT &C
Pear 80 hnOr ALFRED AasiLsser, H. SEahvc Joha q o. O.
Ca
FkOI LIvTRPOOI-fs st,r-ls' n c1irrta Irers
StrBgs. ualt and M T. p ne Ass A. X snsl De
I. "a. LgE.es ". Fesrou, J. 10. an4 Ete.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
PARIS. saturday. Jnly 6, ts77.

TORY.
PARIS. Saturday. July G, Is72.
Two Communists, named Bondoum and
Paiiiac who were tried md convicted Dy court mar
tal we're excused this morning At saory. The Minis
ter " Finance has signed convention with te officers
OF the Bank Of Paris whereby ne Latter agree to loan
the Government 100000 francs. Tire National Assem-
bly, to-day with but four dissenting votes. ratified the
treaty recently concluded by Count ce Refnusat and
Count Won Arum prcvi for the cvaca'on Of French
territory by German troops. TIE Committee - which
tne treaty referred upon presentation TO tne Assem-
bly,, In It's report made through d. BFog'' the |H4ii
man. Gaters the Assembly for the efforts it has made to
relieve the country the presencs Of the German
roops but sudiousy avoids giving any credit t. Pres-
PARIs, July 7. 1877.
Ratifcations of the treaty with Germany
for the evacuation OF France exchanged to-ify
The bill to raise loan 10 meet the financial obligations
OF the treaty Will be introduced IN the Assembly ~
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

REPORT ON THE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY QUESTION
ORDERED BY Tile EMPEROR OF GERMANY.
BERLIN, Saturday. July 8, 1874
The Spencer Ga=ette, in its issue to-day. says
tho Emperor william has appointed three OF the law
officers OF the Crown 10 prepare report upon the eases
presented by the English and American Governments in
relation TO the ban Juan Boundary question.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08

A fire occurred last evening In the two
story frame livery stable Of Edward Cunningham at NO
a.s East Twenty yourth-st and that. and the adjoining
buiiding occupied by Php Braner as lager-0eer sa
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
National Liberal RepubIican COu..itree.

National Liberal Repubtican COmssitree.
HEAD-QUARTERS-G HOTEL,
FlFrH-AYE.
dfere1i States he Al
del Dcueuts slI BE 4atroHted nIOagh
the National Committee n s-ch state
ETHAN ALLEN of SsS York. Chairman.
DAN1EI r GOoDL0E sf North Carolns, secretary
Greeley Empire Campaign Cub-At meeting of ciDrua
~ OF New fDLDAl. h tshsisIs
oraQe Greeley hurs Campo Can, ha
aae elected ohoen Pltuck bA<tn Frsdents
1, :. Patterson VcPrsSseui; Pis Brady, sscd fofrs
den LOU Nmmauan Noure 1sneT that meeting
viii he be on MONDAY kVkNlNG, Jay at occk az PIT ages
Hall Canalt eBr0ng uenhsrs aad Bneusn u ossr
business. By 0rrr II fAkLAN HAOANs EFv''~o"~
LrnaE
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
ADMINISTRATION TACTICS.
ATTEMPT TO INsTIGATE A BOLT AT BALTIMORE
GRAMS AGENTS HIRING BOURBONs TO
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

GRANTS AGENTS HIRING BOUHBONo ~
ATTEND.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THg rRIBUNEl
SPRINGFIELD, H., July 6.-The desperation
OF the Reuominaonists is exhibited Ia scheme which
came to hight here to-day For several days past, ennis
sres Of Grant have been using every effort TO
large DELEGATION OF Democrats 20 Baltimore who are in
favor OF straight ticket for the express purpose OF in
s.tluga bolt from Mr. eey's nomination. gang Of
these third tcket men started for Baltimore from this
CIV to-day. the Grant TN usnng them with Tree
tickets ana paving al expenses. Tbs sOl5 oo gatlon
and object o. the delegation is 70 make % row. Iiey
were paid for q cir services by TIE Administration uJs
with national bank money. There Is positive proof Of
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
The WEATHER.

AN ENORMOUS DEATH RATE-CAsEs OF sun
STROKE.
The moderation OF the heat which has taken
place during the past two days has bten welcomed with
fervent gratitude that speaks plainly bf the suffering
perenced throughout tie terrible days Of last week
one thousand i've hundred and f'y-u.le deaths were
reported tie largest d.ath--a,e ever known in this city
During the past four years mortality figures have
never been approached, viii be seen from the follow
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08

loon. badly damaged. Tho loss Of Cunningham 10
:. 30 Not insured: All the stock GOO out With e
- sp Ion 0f horse. BraRer's loss IL slCJG The
buildings. owned By Edward Beekman. were worth
5000 Not insured
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
AN ALLEGED NEGRO RIOT IN NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, July 6.-Ihe Rdte'gh Ners this
morning publishes dispatch from Tarboro, which says
The Fourth OF July was observed here to-day by a
large crowd of negroes Capt. Biggs, editor OF me
SOuherHer present as reporter ne wac asshii.d
by MANY of fhe negroes and saved his life with df1-
Guilty, after having exhausted all MS "eApOhc. he
escaped with a few slight scratches.
The Necs denOunces the outrage as brutal and cow
ordly attempt to Democratic citizen OF the
state on account OF his political sentiments.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08

BPvMER-BTBCB-Tn Spring ell Aiss Jllr By Rev Bal-b PV
G.. H. Gauner Of N.g-l0rE, !. '. p Dr.
ti. ty lad A. Matte Brce Of Springfield No is1sL
R0BNsON-JO NsON-n tn Bethel Bspdst Cluh jacksonville
Pa 5olon RoO.nson Mary johnson. JaAe -. As51
III Nnfi1e, NJ Nn1rnrres nnnsf be inrOrsed m a fgl
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08

George Nelson and VIM. Stout quarreled. last
esel.ig m the saloon az Wdsningon-st. aud Waye-ley-
place Nelson struck Stout the face with tumDler,
causing .f liOUs wounds.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08

The Rev. Thomas Callahan of CenterylLle,
no, has been made the victim vi alleged hu-hIuA
Outrages.
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5uecla! Notlces

New-York Liberal Republican StRIe Committee.
HEADQUARTERS ROOM "a. AsTOE HOUsRI
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
JOuy COCHRANE J. W. HASBROrCG
M L. FILKINS. JOHN y. lOe,
ALTERED WILKINSON BENZ. A. WILLS,
B. A. MERRITT.
All communicAt gus should be addressed
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRMAN.
ALyR=D wlllsrSsoS Secretary.
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FRANCE.

EXECUTION OF CoNIrUNIsTs-A NEW COyTBY-
MENT LOAN-RArIFICATION or TIE TREATY
FOR THE EyACUATIOS OF FRENCH TERRI
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ALin.Sizn Portralt

HORACE GREELEY.
and busi tx50 nekea)
tle best hbosraa ei 1n ever male &
.hls 4. hing D pAror hhrxrss, aai t0ruoaA
s 20 ,ay .rrss ls Unsi states postage paid a
oIs ItiSs. DSs.' TIE TRIBUNE Ssw.York City.
Nr- yctor... Wouldhaul for Prvsilsat ia
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with it, tho address close q follows

The only course that rs ft US Join those whom
love and nearest right. With these feelings ar
peal you JON with support OF Horace Greeley
Brown, and Reform. Bet whatever do do W IN
son, remembering have good right u accent the
aid of the Democracy as those who support Grant.
Even they do hope elect him without Democratic
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
LIBERAL REPUBLICANS IN ULSTER COUNTY.

County has issued address, signed by prominent and
influential men from oil parts OF the county, which viii
appear in The Kingston Freeman this morning. After
arragning Grants Administration for dIsrupung the
Republican party by reving and seeking to overthrow
all of is most trusted leaders because they disagreed
with it, tho address close q follows
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
SPAIN.

THE REPUBLICANS TO TAKE PART IN THE ELEC-
TIONs - ACTIVITY or TIE CARLISTs -
Trouble ABOUT THE RELEASE OF DR.
IOUARD.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08

-. a - Fl.x and banner MaaaiactHrers fey
,a. c.ap.,rp ~ and IoI PvLr0N-sT.. eor WiAsR
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
M1RRIEn.

UAvASs 6Tr Steamship Cit OF herlA from NevYork
/. Iels THIS ming
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-08

ff:sst s tdsaLl E is99 - " fOR SALE.-One
Elil vicinity of Worcester Is located about two
- miles south of the junction depot, and contains
10 acres OF prime land, cutting from ID to 20 tons
OF nay good Two-siory House IN excellent order,
ana large new barn. There but few places this
KIND IN market, and il Will bear investigation viii ex
change Tor city property.
Also, ~ Acres Of Land on the Camp Scott ground.
surrounded by streets, and will cut up well into house
lots.
Also, One Lot on Cambridge st. of 10000 H.. and one
on Cotton ST. OF 1900 n.
Any or AL Of the above property will he sold at fair
plee ana on easy terms of payment, by applying TO the
subscriber ~ the junction Depot, Worcester
m27 dit q III Ri1GGITS