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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-05

ELEVEN MORE DEMOCRATIC UOLORED MN
In accordance with our promise we prin
the following names OF colored men who "a,
they support Mr.. Sumner In his advocacy O
the election OF the Democratic candidate, MOI
noting the fact that nearly all the signatures
arc In the same handwriting;
wAsangroa, u. O. August I. Iss9.
SIN: since you have failed 10 publish the let
ters accompanying the names already sent yuu
We IN future will simply send the eleven nGmuI
We have promised.
WIN. II. shorter.
David Fisher, ~.
John Robertson.
DIR. ]. l. N. Bowen.
John West.
Robert smith.
MArcollu8 est.
VIM. II. Brown.
Henry Harris
VIM. 3. Thompson.
sampson Rice.
We did not promise to print the letters OF
the friends Of tho Democratic candidates,
We simply promised to print their names, as a
reference 10 what we did say will show.
Our columns are still open for the eleven
names, which We arc assured will be furnished
every evening, until further notice, on this
condition, that We be also given their ad.
dresses. The document which came to us
last night looks very like forgery OF sigma
lures, and we do not like 10 be fooled in this
way. Give ne the addresses.
Meanwhile will these men please read the
letter In another column
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GLENNYILLIE.

ONLY 40 on rs OE TttosE BHAUIIFUI
siding EOT had bettet cali hnmsitstslJ, We VII
be gu the ground dailyaftsF August l. ls1l
mGNN1N a. BAhGLAHs
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The United States steamer PoWhatan arrived
at Portsmouth, n. H., on Saturday afternoon
- The field day of the Vermont Historical
Society, At TeonderOga viii take place Thursday July 49,
" The Thirty-second Annual Convention Of the
CHI Poi College, Fraternity vail take place June and S With Alpha
Chi, at Amherst College
IA large meeting was held in Centre church,
New Haven last evening for the purpose Of making arrangements of
the reception Of the Board Of Foreign Missions October
-. 1t is reported that Judge McKean's Court, at
Salt Lake City adjourned for the BY Judge Strickland Of the
Provo District be no District Couri Sal, Lake City
until September.
80. In the United States District at Montgomery;
Ala Saturday Judge Busted confirmed Of the Ao,ma and
Chattanooga Railroad and issued order banupN
70 deliver the road to the State authohtieh
THE water in White Lake, Sullivan County
celebrated sumner resort has eeedsd several eet asrns me
tain top and has probably found a s1bensneau outlet
I'm the Court of Common Pleas, in Cleveland,
Ohio In the case OF Daniel Stowe shore and michigan
Southern Railroad COMPANY 70 recover damages i he los, Of an arm
rendered verdict In favor Of plaintiff for $1,000
Thirty-eight gentlemen, consisting of editors,
from NewOTleAn Egaa ami general pleasure
excursion NORTH reached Baltimore yesterday morning b ths Iof
Lane from hchmond
1oTh
-. 1t was reported that ice-cream saloons, beer
gardens livery stables bootbaeL barber shops salt Lake
City all 10 be elose Yesterday bv Mormon suthonue.
saloon keePe we're vs nned o for selling bquor on last sun
day The eg ysnders gr.ed 10 for baHe Jesrd and VIII
tee the legality Of the oninanees
. The mul derer of ex-Secretary of State of
Illinois Sharon Tyhd been discovered the person OF James
convict seat to he os PennaTy veets for
swindng farmer in Nor ny H. term Of imprisonment 10
bou to eIprs oa s.trdy issued pardon ior him
Immediately apoh ht seh- viii be arrested on ehafse OF "s
Of ssasUy TJD4sis AID 'isA 10 Springfield SI HAI
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoUArIo~

LOWELL, Mass, June 15.-At the Couv, atior
Of the Young Mems Christian Association, this mn.. '
the Committee on Resolutions made report. h hisf
resolution was offered by Mr.. Chaplin Of Wn ,asi, D.
pronouncing total abstinence test for membersht aIi
the second was offered by Mr. Cook Of Milford. tn Ie
use Of tobacco is inconsistent with the highest tyi
Christianity.
Mr.. Burney TO question Of privilege, and read a
paper from Executive Committee accepted aft tie
action of the Convention last evening was received
with loud and continued capping of hands. The rules
were suspended. and Mr.. GOdon OF Northampton read
the resolution which caused commoon yesterday
efforts Of the Association TO place 1t in every Csthoc
family. -,
san Francisco selected the place forhodiIg the
next annual meeting.
In the afternoon the prohibition OF the use OF tobacco
was discussed and finally left provided for by the
although the general feeling Of the meeting that no
good Christian would II, coupled With which was
resolution making total abstinence test OF nembershlp
The Rev. c. NJ Winchester stated that the world moved
faster than these Conventions, which showed reuct-
anee TO encounter with firm stand the vial questions
which must some day be met. The total abstinence
plank must be put into the Young Mems
tiOns platform IL was an acknowledged fact that uee
gates had been present at these meetings IN dsgfaee1ul
condition. Al,
The Rev. j. W. Willett moved as an amendment 10 the
old rule Of 1862 that the word temperance be struck
out and total abstinence" be substituted Dr. Engsn
OF New-Jersey and Messrs Miller and Carr OF Bridge
port, Conn., ROane, Hamilton, and Others participated
wanted the rule to apply both to and tobacco The
amendment was passed.
Discussion on the duties OF secretaries and the value
OF lectures, closed the Convention.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
PERSONAL.

The Hon. Charles F. Adams dined with the
Prince and Princess of Wales Paris on the Path ut
The Protestant Bishop of Ely (England) re-
ceved pressing invitation to attend the old Catholic
Conference at Cologne.
Daniel O'Connell, son of the late John
OConneu and grandson OF the Irish political leader was
recently drowned by the sinking of his yacht while sa
ing near KngstOwD.
Mile. Smaragda, the eldest daughter of Mu-
surus Pasha the Turkish ambassador in London, was
married on the sd inst TO Mr. Warner Herot brother
of LADY Wentworth. Among the wedding presents
was valuable Indian shawl from queen victoria, ana
several from other members of the Royal Family
Mrs. NJ J. Lamb, an intelligent lady, and
ready and practced writer who has earned the dstinc-
ton of being the first woman admitted to the active
membership of the New-York Historical Society has
been at work for the past four five years preparing
history OF the Empire CITY, derived not only from the
standard sources but also from family archives OF cOTre-
spondence memoranda and papers OF various kinds TO
hich she has been granted access among those whose
fathers and mothers closely 1dentlned with the
early days OF the city, particularly during the revolt
tonary period and the earlier part OF TINS century rms
book tells the whole story from the time OF H y hnd-
son and the Half Moon" down TO the present day An
nOunced three years ago by Messrs D. B Fora q
Co IL may now be looked for within Few months.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
AQUATIC.
YACHT REGATTAs THIS WEEK.

The Jersey City Yacht Club regatta takes
place. to-day from the Clubhouse. South Cove to and
around Robins Reef light for the large sloops, while the
smaller ones will have triangular in the cove.
Sixteen boats entered, among which are several
very fast rstclass soops The start will be made at
O'Clock.
The Atlantic Yacht Club holds its annual regatta to-
morrow the for schooners and frscass sloops
being from Gowanus Bay TO the Hghtshp and return
for seeondcass TO the buoy In Gedney Channel and for
hrdcass sloops to the Southwest Spit The entries are
six schooners-Foam, Mystic Peerless, Resolute, Sea
Witch and Tidal Wave: four frstclass sloops-Adde,
Oracle Irion and Vixen; five second-class soOps-
Anna, Josephine, Nimbus, Qui Viye, and Viking; two
third-elass sloops-Flyaway and Undine.
on Thursday the course being from stake-boat, of
Staten Island the Lghtship and back. There
sixteen entries and additional ones will probably be
made. - .. 49,, -,
next Saturday. There already So entries for H. In
Guiding the fastest boats OF all classes IN NewYork
waters The course will be from Gowanus Bay TO the
Ightship for the larger boats and TO the Southwest
Spit for the smaller ones.
THE ALCYoNE REGATTA IN BROOKLYN ~
The annual regatta of the Alcyone Boat
Club OF Brooklyn was celebrated Saturday, In pres
ence Of about 1850 guests. Three gig contested
for silver cup the being from the foot Of Court
s to stakeboat anchored OF Bay Ridge dock distance
Chauncey IT,, stroke F. b. Bassett, George H. hpey,
George r. Reid, W. b. Cromwell George W. ShAnhee(
and L. @. Dalby cOxswain, won the race, tne blOnue
crew being three seconds. and the Bachelor crew II
seconds behind winning time. 10 minutes anu % sec
onds. In the evening supper and ball were gwen III
tha N
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
PERsONAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

.Attomey General Williams started Eastward,
from san Francisco Thursday
Mr. Booth the manager of the Lyceum 7 heater,
London is dead. He relative Of M Edwin Booth
The japanese Embassy arrived at Saratoga on
SATURDAY, and viii 20 10 this morning AT Maga fss on
Friday they were visited BY eI President Fillmore
VIM T. McCracken, one of the 0ltesf pioneers
Of died in Milwaukee ytleray me- ng asJ SS
His TemaiGs viii be taken to Rochester n T. ior nene
The Hon. Joseph r. Chandler and Edwin II.
Coates esq Of Philadelphia have been appointed b. COY u 70
represent coming lniernau0uA f Reform
Congress at London Mr. E. H. COa sailed ior Bngaui SATURDAY
Cen William +. Sherman. who arrived az
Vienna few days ago has been visiting hs places Interest a.
n,sr the ety He made Of Mouni Nrelg,
visited the Hon jay the American Minister ~ ks'n VI
The latter u nov sojournng The distinguished visitor
Col Audenreid Of he staG, len for Paris YESTERDAY
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
NEw-YORK MONDAY, JUNE II, 1872

annotated 10 invite submission Of plans specifications
and proposas for the erection of indication obess or
monuments intended designate aud explain the posi-
ton and movements of corps divisions, and other
important commands the two armies during the battle
Of Gettysburg These plans and proposals will be ald
hofora the meeting 70 be held the I'd Of July Should
these prove satisfactory, this great commemorative
work will be proceeded with to the extent OF the dler
made for additional state appropriations 10 complete the
work A resolution passed unanimously to exclude
partisan and sectional spirit from the Indications ana 70
make IN purely scientific work for contemplation OF the
citizen eoidiery and military students OF all lands
Gov Geary was reelected President The following
wero elected Directors: Gen. j. Watts DePeyster or
NewYork Henry C. Carey and E. A. souder Of Philadel
mia William NJ Hersh OF Pittsburgh, A o. Hester OF
Harrisburg H. N McAllister Of Belefonte, and seven
resident directors.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
cR1MEs AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Stephen Tye, lad six years of age, was run
over bI gravel train at Pees Saturday evening He died At
SPIN -
The first public whipping in Richmond since
the War saturday morning Twenty sshes were nned
on each negroes convicted Friday Of petit larceny
49, The east end of Louisville, KY, was thrown
into terrible excitement Saturday night By mad dof
which ran through biting ten twelve including
several children Some badly terra By the beast
Morris Rosenthal of Cooperstown, Otsego
and taken 10 Albany Saturday on charge
Of obtaining goods under false pretenses He accused Of having victim
iIed there the extent Of bessen elO 900 and S2o
r b. Swain, late Superintendent of the United
Mint San Francisco and prominent business
died overdose Of udanum supposed to
mistake He had nOs been successful business
operations oflafe
On Saturday, the sth inst, highwayman
Lewis Daby Couso Cali and cut bis
nearly veng the head foT the body Though
the Aebea and esophgs severed the man s hTg
being fed through llver tube
Christopher Andrews, one of the men indicted
murder Peter O. Rensselaer, Coanty NeuioTk the
since jail At Troy, cut bis throat with Of
the ndow o his cell Saturday morning He
not recover. He leaves no confession
During drunken fight on Saturday night at
Ahe Concord ~ H. John Mar shot
and smos, instantly killed II not certainly Who committed
the deed but Martin Dsveney haAn, employed spinner
Han has been arrested suspicion. Mari % Of
age Of ROIbury w. and employed In granite
go Gov Hoffman, under the law of 1860,
vheh o convicted Of murder mpon.
death not signed within after
made such formal eommutaon the Of the follow
nE peoOnsi Marion Hail. Patrick Brady Moses LoweRberg
Harvey Dease eesreea 1867 asd Jals Lsuhal eoaTies Sal
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
THE INDIANS.
CONTINUED DEPREDAT1oNs IN NEVADA.

CONTINUED DEPREDATIONS IN NEVADA.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Capt Henry Wag-
ner of the 1st Cavalry, commanding the Military
Post at Camp McDermott Nevada reports under date OF
May 49, that information had been brought 10 that post
nv Mr. Jobn Reid of Wild Horse Creek. Oregon, that
he lost 1e head of cattle during April which were prooa
by driven of and killed by Indians Another stock
raiser in the same locality, also reports oss OF STOCK
by Indians. The men lay the blame TO the oiu Winne-
muccas Band Of steen Mountain Indians, ana parucu
larly TO the band Of the subchief called Joe IL is not
Thought that scout after these Indians Will do any
good, as they are continually on the move ana would
have time 10 hide themselves in the mountains before
party from the post could reach them. -, ,
bands TO a reservation. z,,,. .. f,. ,,o
Major Carr of the 5th Cavalry, commanding Samp NC
DnS Arizona reports that on the night Of the 18th OF
May about II Indians came In and stole so5 oeeI oh
the contractor They trailed the next uy toWnu
Camp Reno but they scattered and the tIa eOuu not
be followed. On the trail picked up uescIlpilVe
list OF one Of the Indians who was fed ~ tue post ast
Winter.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
THE LITTLE EMMA NINE AND IT'S RIVAL.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 15.-The miners In
the Illinois Mine, which principally owned by the per,
sons who sold the Little Emma Mine to the English
Company have cut and through large body OF ore
and into the excavation made by the Emma Company
before the cave occurred between the two mines.
Although the cave has cut OF communication between
the shaft and body of reported that the nnoa
Company have about 20 armed guard against in.
terruption The shaft OF the English Emma 10
started the surface OF the ground claimed by the San
Francisco Emma, when 200 feet north OF tho formers
patent and is calculated TO strike the BODY Of ore found
In tina Illinois tunnel.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
CUBA.

THE EDGAR STEWARD AND THE VIRGIN1Us'
HAVANA, June 15.-The DiariO publishes two
saements relBtve TO the steamer Edgar Stewart,
Of which is that lhe arrived of Aspnwal with
ont peng able 10 dsembark her cargo or the busters
The Diafo says the commander OF the iron-clad Ara
piles II discussing the Virginus question with the We
nezuean government and 1t is expected that the matter
win be amcably settled.
Captain General valnaseda il expected to arrive in
Havana to-day.
Heavy rains prevail throughout the island.
THE STEAMER COLUMBIA IN DISTRESS AT sAGUA
LA GRANDE-A sON-IN-LAW OF PRESIDENT
JUAREZ COMING TO NEW-YORK.
HAVANA, June 16.-A dispatch from Sagua
ia Grande announces that the steamer Columbia arrived
there out Of coal and otherwise in distress Her
consisted OF thirty An examination Of her papers
was made and they found TO be correct. Her Off
Gers we're not allowed TO communicate with the shore
until her etatus was clearly defined
Bills OF the denomination Of and three dollars
issued by the Spanish Bank to-day.
Late NewYork journals received here contain an nc
count of the hanging By the legs Of insurgents Nothing
a known IN Havana Of any such executions, and the
story is not believed is reported that several nsur
gents detected n attempt TO surrender 10 the Span
iards hanged by DiaZ
Delhn ssnehes. brother5naw Of President Juarez OF
Mexico is passenger the steamer City Of Merida,
for reported that he goes there for the
purpose Of purchasing arms Tor the Mexican Govern
Inent
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
COLLEGE NEWS.

The Commencement at Madison University,
Hamilton, N. Y, opened on Sunday morning with ser
mon by the Rev. ii. A. Cordo recently Of Jersey City,
and continued in the evening with sermon before the
Society for Inquiry" by the Rev. L. j. Matteson OF
Brattleboro VT This evening there will be prize speak
ing by members OF the Undergraduate Classes The an'
niversarY of the Theological Seminary will take place
tomorrow. An Grafton will be delivered before the
Alumni Association by the Rev. VIM N. Clarke OF New
Centre Mass In the evening. on the 10Th ius the
Commencement OF Madison Universitywl be celebrated,
and in the evening levee viii be held at President
DndRe'a.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

lowing this Mrs Dexter OF Cincinnati sang an areta ana
yase by Veusanno In response a hearty encore, she
sang " When the Swallows Homeward Fly with good
effect. Hay dn's symphony, Mitalrs. was then given en-
the musical critics to have been very decided success
The remainder OF the consisted OF selections
from Handel, Schubert, Meyerbeer, and others After
the concert torehght procession was formed and the
noted place OF resort about mile distant The series OF
the sangerfest will close with grand picnic tomorrow
at the Fair Grounds.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
uosr OF THE sANGERFEsT.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-Anotber immense audi
ence attended the third and last grand performance OF
the sangerfest tonight. An overture from MoEarts
Titus rendered by the full orchestra OF ies nstru
ments with skll precsion and taste Next came Zoll
pers Einkhr by the Cleveland Mannerchor. II was
popular piece, and was rendered in excellent STYLE Fol
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
SPAIN.

THE CUBAN POLICY OF THE NEW MINISTRY
MADRID, Saturday, June Is, 1872
Senior Gasset, the new Minister for the Colonies
has telegTaphed the Governor General OF CUBA 10 DC
firm in his resolution to uphold the integrity OF the
Flnpre and chastise the enemies of the pachcation
Of Cuba in all parts of the island.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
GERMANY.

THREATENED LABOR STRIKES IN GERMANY.
BERLIN June 16, 1871.
Serious trouble from the labor movement Is
feared here The engineers threaten TO strke anu 'o
masters have resolved TO meet it by locking up their
,bop and factories thereby throwing out of work all
emPIoyes whether engaged In the strike OF not.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
IRELAND.
TIE STEAMSHIP NEVADA ASHORE

TINE STEAMSHIF NEVADA AsHONE
QUEENSTOWN, June l6 1872
The steamship Nevada, which sailed from
Kow-Y York June s, she approached this harDor went
ashore, o'clock this afternoon hai hlie east u
Poche,s Point dense fog prevailed at the time. The
ssonrers and mails were safely landed. The ship hav-
ing been lighened came of with the next tide and was
tnved 20 tlis port tins evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
THE PROJECTED CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD.

ORIGIN OF THE sCHEME--THE RoUTE THROUGH
WHICH THE ROAD MUST PAss-DIPFICULTIES
or THE UNDERTAKING.
tYROH An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT oF TBB TRIBUNRl
OTTAWA, May 8O.-When British Columbia re-
.o,Ved % constitute herself one OF the conederated
provipces Of ts Dominion OF Canada the chief supula
lion In the compact that the Dominion shonld build
within reasonable ;inie lDe Of railroad that should
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
INTERNATIONAL PEACE MEETING.

BosToN, June 16.-The International Peace
Meeting was held in the Music Hall tonight The exer-
cises were intended preliminary to the Musical Fes-
val which opens tomorrow. An immense audience was
present Addresses made by the Rev. ]. B. Miles.
President of the Bunker Hill Association, the Hon. E. g.
TObey Elhu Burrtt, and the Hon. George b. Lorng.
Significance was given to the fact that the occasion was
the anniversary OF the OF the tile OF Bunker HILL
and illusions made 10 the Pe Jubilee Mr. Loring
concluded his spirited address by reference to the arb
traon pending in Geneva, and expressed confidence IN
the result the approaching Conference He was fol
lowed by the Rev. Dr. Burns OF London who was greeted
with enthusiasm, and who assured the American people
that not in this generation could occur between the
yo nations. His remarks were most eloquent and
abounded id cordial sentiments. The various addresses
were nerspersed by appropriate music by the Handel
and Haydn Society and by the congregational singers
led by Prof TOuriee.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
THE GETTYSBURG BATTLEFIELD MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION.

GErTYsBURG, Penn, June 15.-At the annual
etiuy of the directors OF the Battlefield Memorial
I.sociation. GOV, Geary presidng, q committee was