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yention Of Railroad managers Of the New
York Central, Erie and Pennsylvania Cen
tral Railroad lines agreement was made to
sell hereafter no passenger tickets for poll
tlcal meetings or State Fairs at reduced
rates. g ~ o rEsuTg ~
s1tA - Loyal.
NIAGARA FALLS, June l9.-At a meet
ing OF Southern editors to-day now on a
excursion North, the following resolution
was passed: ..l|''..'.-
Resolved, that in leaving Niagara we
cannot do 80 without giving assurances of
our tealty to the Union and the determine
lion OF the people we represent to share the
common prosperity with their brethren of
GFant sees thrOugha q ssSIass's DarkIy
special to the Louisville Courler-Journal.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The President
To-Day In conversation expressed himself
very hopefully of the political situation, and
declared that while the Republican party
experienced some local disaffection, as in
pennsylvania, it was on the whole he
thought united on the Philadelphia ticket.
de trusted that the trouble in Pennsyl-
Vanla would be healed before the October
election; but, even if the latter should 90
1or the opposition at that time, he believed
that the November election would record
triumph for Grant and Wilson. The
PRESIDENT was assured in return that such
change as that never occurred in the po-
htlcal history of the State; that the party
who won In October increased their ma
Jority by thousands in November.
The Baltimore Convention.
A meeting was held in Baltimore last
night OF the local committee on behalf of
the citizens having in charge preparations
Tor the reception of the members of the
Democratic National Convention. Mayor
an SAINT was in the chair. Reports of
financial character were received from the |
cooperative committees, of very fayors- |
Die character, eVidencing that the represen- |
tatives Of the mercantile and manu- |
featuring interests of the city are |
fGlly alive to the Importance |
OF the holding of the convention in that |
CITY, From reports receiVedit is believed |
That about six thousand or seven thousand
dollars will be raised. Notice has been
sent to Hon. I. o. Prince, of Boston, Mass,
q member of the National Committee, and |
of the subcommittee, that his
presence is desirable in connection with the
loldlng OF the convention. Ii is hoped |
nat he will be present to participate in the
lellbeTations of the next meeting of the To-
al committee, which will be held on Fri
lay evening, 2lst.
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ITALY.
A Free Church In a Free state.

A Free Church In Free State.
ROME, June 19.-The pope has addressed
a letter to Cardinal Antonelli deploring the
approaching enforcement of the law sup
pressing Converts in Italy as violation of
international law He says the constant
enchrochments on the rights OF the Churchy
by the government of Italy violates moralit
and justice. Only regard for the highest
interests prevents the head of the Church
from leaving Rcme. The conflict between
the Holy See and the Italian government is
inevitable and reconciliation impossible.
The Pope cannot submit to such accepta.
ton and be requests Antonelli to protest
against them to foreign powers.
Counting Chickens.
BERLIN, June 19.-The North German
Gazette in leading article hints that Ger
many will make her influence felt in the
election of the next Pope.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Niger I'm the VVOOdpiIe.

CHICAGO, June 19.-The twenty eighth
annual session of the national divisions
Sons of Temperance Of N0jth America
commenced to-day. Delegates were pre-
sent from nearly every State and the
Capasas.
The Most Worthy Pstriarch's report was
read. Il calls attention to the difficulty in
the South about charters, the Grand Diyis-
ions in scme of the States having refused
70 recognize the cOlored lodges in their ju-
risdicliOn, or admit them to membership.
He recommends that he be empowered TO
grant charters to colored lodges.
A lively fight is anticipated over The col
orpd UucstiOn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-20

INDIANAPOLIS has frog restaurant which
is well patronized. The Ecening Journal
says: ''Ihe restaurant is supplied by one or
two professional froggers, who hunt them in
The bayOus and marshes along White River
and its tributaries. Frog, are taken with
a grab hook, baited with flannel. The
bull element in the frogs nature causes
hm to attack thu red color. Ama'eu,s
s loot item, but the professional hunter
silent, siealthY, patient, and thoroughly IA
miliar with the habits and haunts of the
reptile, is much more successful with his
erAE.hook.n
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GRANT cOnfesses "mistakes inevitable
with novices" but does not specify. He
does not regard as mistakes the taking of
presents, for he clings to all he he has and
does not refuse others. He evidently does
not allude to the appointment of Casey,
Leet, Stocking & Co.; for he adheres to
them all. What he does consider his mis-
takes is one of those things which no fel-
low can find out. He says to the voter, on
this subject. "You pays your money and
you has your choice"
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REMARKABLE FACTS. - Everything in
nature indulges N amusement of some
kind. The lightnings play, the winds
whistle, the thunders roll, the snow flies,
the rillS and cascades sing and dance, the
waves leap, the fields smile, the vines creep
and run, and the buds shoot. But some
Of them have their seasons of melancholy.
The tempests moan, the zephyrs sigh, the
brooks murmur, and the mountains look
blup
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A mad dog m Irvington, N. j., last week
bit number of turkeys, and the birds acted
very strangely afterward, running wildly
about the street, and otherwise appearing
to be affected, but remaining sufficiently
true to instinct to lay eggs as usual. The
eggs are now in process of incubation, and
the question is whether the little turkeys
will have hereditary insanity.-C Chicago
Tribune.
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The Rights of Color.

BALTIMORE, June 19.-In the United
States District Court yesterday, Judge
Giles, in the case of Josephine Carr (black)
against the master of the steamer Chester
for ejecting her from the after or main cab
10, the court decred S25tdamages and costs.
In giving his decision Judge Giles remarked
that it was not in the power of common
carriers in transporting passengers to make
discrimination as TO color.
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A COMET!

SAN FRANCISCO, June l9.-Last evening
a comet appeared little southeast Of the
nidheaVen, moving rapidly and somewhat
irregularly. IL passed across the sky north
easLerly, disappeared, and apparently as
cending again went out like star of mag
nitude. The tail was a wayy mass, and its
terminus a rose colored yapor. 1t was in
sight six minutes.
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A S2OO- 600 Tnr SnIt-

CINCINNATI, June 19.-The jury in the
United States Court to-day in the case Of
the Government against Messrs. Fowler,
Hill and Williams, gave verdict for the
plaintiff Of 100000, being the amount OF
tax and penalty sued for as fraudulently
withheld from the Government by the de-
PENDANTS when distilliDg spirits. The trial
lasted T,earlv three weeks
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Narrow Gau1n-

ST. LOUIS, June ia convention of
narrow gauge railroad men, locomotive and
car builders, and others directly or indi-
rectly interested in the subject, convened at
the Southern Hotel about noon. Between
sixty and seventy delegates were present,
and more are expected. The delegates are
principally from the West and South. There
is not broad gauge man among them.
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THE TURF.
The Fastest Time On Record! /!

Goldsmith Maid TrOts Mile I'm
.., -...... PIG 81. .
BOSTON, June 19.-The Mystic Park
races were attended by a very large crowd
to-day. The great contest was between
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy, mile heats, Gin 5,
70 harness. In the second heat Goldsmith
Maid made the fastest time over mile
track on record, 2:163.
Summary.-Goldsmith Maid IL. Lucy
z z. Time, first hest-quarter SO, half
1:!O, mile 2:21. Second heat-quarter 34I,
half 1:O73, mile 2:l62. Third heat-ouar-
ter 35, half 1:lO, mile 2:193.
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Negro Jury OfInnnesf.

LOUISVILLE, June l9.-The negro
named John Wagner, stabbed on the
steamer Robert Burns by James or
VIM. Reynolds on the 29th of May, died
in the Marine Hospital to-day. The Cor
onsr summoned jury of negroes, the first
jury of the kind that ever set in Kentucky.
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WE put to the editor of the Cicago Post,
as patriot, whether the President would
permit himself to enjoy the sea breeze at
the most retired watering place, Long
Branch, if he did not feel reasonably GER
tain that the war is over and the safety of
the country assured?-C Cincinnati CONNER
cidL.
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A Battle in the Bowels of the Earth.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, June ia report
from Little Cottonwood is to the eject that
a collision occurred on Sunday, under
ground, between the occupants of Illinois
tunnel and the Emma excavation, during
which numerous firearms were used and
no one injured.
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"LITTLE boy, can go through this gate
to the river?" politely queried afashionably-
dressed lady. ~ ..f
"Perhaps SO; a load of hay went through
this morning.
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A GRIM, hard-headed old Judge, after
hearing flowery discourse from a pre-
tentious young barrister, advised him TO
pluck out some of tho feathers from the
wings of his Imagination and put them into
the tail of his iudgment.
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POLITICAL.
Aiabama for Greeley.

Special to the Union and American.
MONTGOMERY, June 19.-The Demo
cratic State Convention isthe largest ever
held in the State, and Congress of her
.ablest men. The feeling Is for Greeley and
the Cincinnati platform with great unanim-
ity. The contest for Governor is between
Herndon, Langdon, and Oates, Of Rock
City. K. >.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 19.-The
Democratic State Convention will nominate
a straight State ticket and Congressman at
large. They viii leave the Electoral ticket
open for consideration and also subject to
cooperation with the Liberal Republicans.
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The Sonr or the shirf.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.--Garment
cutters here have struck for hours. This
strike, if it continues, will prove disastrous
to thousands Of sewing girls,
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In collision on the Orleans railway in
France, yesterday, thirty persons were in
jurned and several killed outright.
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THE EAST.

800 Japanese Perish in an Earth.
quake.
SAN FRANCIS 20, June 19.-By the des-
truction of the seaport Homida, on the
Japanese island of Sekish BY an eartbouake,
900 persons persisted.
go Cinnamon Drowned.
BY the sinking of the steamer Roma in a
collision with the French steamer Aware
near Shanghai, May 4, Messrs. McMecken
and McQuarde, second and third engineers,
and Messrs. Hoale and Bryle, chief and
third officers, with DR.. Thompson, the chief
compradere, and ffty-four other Chinese,
were drowned.
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where's Charles SUMNER

An official dispatch from Port-au-P Prince
reports that on the 11th inst, the German
men-of-war Ventilla and Gazelle took fore
ible possession of two Haytian eorvettes
and held them until the Haytians paid the
Indemnity demanded by German merchants.
No blood shed.
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The city expenses Of Brooklyn for 1873
is estimated at over $S,0OO,0O0,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-20

THE President could not have done a
more impo.itie thing than to rush for Long
Branch on the first train after the adj, u NJ
ment Of Congress, leaving the public basil
ness to take care of Itself. he has no poll
cy, however, that interferes with the will Of
the people or his personal pleasures,-Cin-
cinGqtl C0rmlerciGl, 3. =.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
No TaIVi

LONDON, June 19.-There is rumor
that Miss Nellie Grant is engaged 10 be
married to Scotch Lord. 1..,.5es s.ii
An American. steamer struck by
Lightning.
LIVERPOOL, June 19.-Daring the preva-
lence of a severe thunder storm the steam
ship Memphis, from New Orleans, was
struck by lightning and Immediately took
fire, The fire ragged for several hours, and
was finally extiDguished. Loss very heavy.
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GERMANY.
Expulsion of the JesuIts.

BERLIN, June 19.-The bill prescribing
the JeSuits passed its third reading in the
Reichstag by vote of ISL to 90.
Minister Delbrudken closed the session OF
the Rnichstar this auaninn
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GEN. EWEL'S SALE

To-day 3 large crowd went from this city
to Spring Hill TO attend the sale of stock,
cattle, ETC., OF (which, no doubt, is the largest
stocked farm in the State. Very near all
the stock and cattle which will be sold
there are imported stocks and will bring
good prices. d Ton THUMB, JR.
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CUTTING.
BARBECUE,

The Masonic Lodge at Hampshire, in
this county, viii give barbecue at Hamp-
shire next Tuesday, the 25th inst. All the
different lodges of this county are invited,
and the public also. The Hon. John V.
Wright was to have delivered the address
on the occasion, but business calls him to
Alabama, where he goes tonight. The
Revs. S. w. Mitchell and A. G.. DinWiddie
will deliver addrassas
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a REV. DIR. PIsF.

= KEY DIt. PIbE,
of New Albany, Ind, arrived in our city
yesterday, and will spend few days here
among bis friends. He was at oBs time
stationed here as minister Of the Episcopal
church, which position be held for num-
Der of years. ----... =.
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pEMoORATIC srATE CONvENT1oN

COTTON is more active in New York at
263c for middling.
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IudianS-MsrtoD.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 19.-The
Ninth District Congressional Convention
met at Muncie, Ind, yesterday, and nomi-
mated Gen. P. C. Shanks for reelection TO
Congress. r.rrrr I'd
Mr. Morton was in the city and delivered
short address which was greeted with
laundering applause. tl... - .-.a
Politicians Must Pay their Way.
NEW YORK, June l9.-At recent con-
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Youthful IndiscretfOn.

PITTsBURG, PA, June 19.-At a large
meeting Of the Young Mems Jackson As
sotiation Of Western Psnnsylvania, held
this evening, and which comprises a num-
Der of the leading men of this section of
the State, a resolution was adopted endors-
ilg Buckalew and the State ticket; also
decming it unwiSe to go outside the Demo-
cratic party for a Presidential candidate. It
was also resolved to get up remonstrances,
have them numerously signed and placed
in the hands of delegates to be presented to
the National Convention at Baltimore.
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The first barrel of flour from this years
wheat was turned out by Capt. Newt.
Vaughn, of the "COlumbia Mills" last
Saturday and sold to Lipscomb Bros, of
this city. The sample was extra fine.
Hurrah for "Old Maury." She is always
first in every thing.
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TENEEssEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at % for the old issue and
722 for the new.
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rnmoT
TO be
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ST. LOUIS, June 19.-The Legislature
convened in extra session at noon to-day to
either redistrict the State or amend the
present law so that four additional Presi-
Dental electors may be legally elected. Gov.
Brown sent a message recommending an
amendment of the law so that the addition
al electors may be elected at large. The
Senate adopted a concurrent resolution to
adjourn at P. NJ. tomorrow. The House
after some discussion as to what was best
TO do adjourned till 3 Tomorrow. sa-
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Union AND AMERICAN

(, GOLD is dull and heavy in NewYork at
ll3t61l3s.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Sewing School of ST. AIMS Church will
prOt-and it is hoped that the profit Will be large Tor
performance this evening at the Union League Theaer
Piaying with Fire" will be acted The cast includes
theae names: Messrs. Edward Russell, James T. Cow
derry, +. g. Ireland, and Robert L. Launitz.
For the farewell benefit of Mile Aimee, at
her Opera Bou6e Theaer La Perichoe" will be per-
cate and graceful Of the comic operas that have been
presented in NcwYOrk and Mile. Aimees drolery and
coauettsh prettiness shown in 1t TO much advaD
age 1t ia hoped she will receive substantial benefit
and the farewell greeting OF crowded house We un-
derstand that Mile. Aimee and her company will pro-
coed on professional OF the principal heaers of
The country under the business management or M, MT
Friday evening, appearing in " Barbe Bleue A
special Matinee of La Grand Duchesse Is assigned for
to-day.
For the benefit of the widow and children of
the late william A. Moore. performances Will take place
this afternoon at NblOs Garden according to the follow
Susie Goodwin, j. H. Jack, W. NJ. Holland, and II,
Memar Will appear in one act OF Medea." The san
Ballads and reotatons will follow, by Emma Howson,
Arthur MatthisOn. and Mark Smith. Then Will come
Of the Majtons. Mr. Levy's cOrnet then awakens the
echoes after which b an act Of The Lon Long STRIKE VII
T.. NJ Holland. Miss Flora Clayton, and Master HearD
A dance by Mcssrs Emerson and Morrison eDsurs ana
stuart by MIR A. II. Davenport and Miss Burnside OF
Mr.. Mackaye's theater. Mr. G H. Morton acts as stage
manager and fsIgnOr Operti conducts the orchestra
Ths is an attractive programme The purpose OF the
enterprise is wholly worthy
Progress in the work of remOdeling the OLD
French Theater in Fourteenth to be known
tho Lyceum and managed by Mr.. Fechter,-ls nOteu
We CLEAN these particulars from current description
Of what the house will he when the WORK OF rena eot
biltatOn cOmpleted 4" The auditorium is 20 leet
wide by ll5 ceep and il 50 feet high. There VIII
be seats for 1900 people. The ceiling VIII pe
painted IN imitation OF rosecoored satin over
laid with white lace, and the front Of the galleries
boxes and prOscenium arch. will be OF trels work III
pqpteTm0che, painted to appear Overrun with hOwers
and The stage 10 ~ feet wide by 40 feet deep III
will have fOOtlights but will be liz by calcium re-
fector in the ceiling OF the auditorium There are 10 be
no fats. The stage will he overarched by dome OF
0Dter dehe 46 feet in hight lighted by reflector III the
rosreDum arch which Is also designed to aid in the pro-
ductiOn of effects Of sky and moonlight. The exterior
win have massive pOrcO supported by COrntbian col
nns and will be Oramcnted by pilasters balustrade
viii ornament the roof crowned with carved baskets OF
fruits and flowers Three figures, In bas-reef repre-
various cmbems OF music, will ad0rn the pedment
There will be i've large windows in the 'front.' with Orna
mental carving and i've entrance doors beneath Inc
vestbule VIII be by 81 feet aud underneath II VIII DC
a reiTeshmGutrOOuI
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

uacheanrss the Of
and Nurse the Cbemang
track bill ccashtutne commission hall In
Rochexter and giving sect
ps the election Of pohcc Justice village Of Phng and resu
nr criminal proceedings IN said Villages bill Man
Dspeny bold property devised 70 IL, and repairing the
VILLAGE of T"Sbing providing appeals on deeiscas
County Supenntendents OF the Poor
The Governor sent In a message announcing that he
had signed the NewYork City and County Claims bill.
obiectIons. Tile House then took a rcoess
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly met at 7SO D. The bill amending tho
charter of Port Richmond fixing the torn OF Office OF
the trustees their duties &C., was ordered TO third
reading.
trustees Of the city property and seabe by payer
malfeasancc In Office coming up, Mr. FIELDS moved
70 amend TO make the bill apply to all the cities OF
the State He could reason why the provisions OF
this bill should bo confined to the City OF NowYOrk.
given occasion for this bill When the cities OF the rural
districts managed NewYork had been, then the
time will have come for bills TO meet their cases.
Mr. FIELDS insisted that IA this Reform" Legis
lature 10 Its mako the REFORM spread aU
over the State.
Mr. BENNETT sustained the motion and thought the
bill ought to apply 10 Brooklyn.
Mr. PRINCE also thought the amendment proper one.
Mr. JUDD said II the amendment would not have the
effect TO kill the bill ho had no objection to it.
Mr.. FIELDS moved q further anendment-that
ton the Court may mako the Attorney General party
TO the action.
Both Of Mr.. Fiedss motions to amend carried.
The title of the bill then amended as TO read An
act TO protect tax from frauds and embezzle-
monts OF officers and agents Of the several cities and
towns OF the state"
Mr. MACKAY introduced bill to constitute Board
Of Supervisors of the County OF NewYork Adjourned