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DIS Mimi. formerly Of Salisbury, Corn sged 81 years
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Ms relatives and friends are respectfully limited ssna the hasr
from residence, No 94 EghhaEc Al o'clock A. ca
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PRESS COMMENTS ON THE FORCE BILL.
UNwIsE, ESNEcE;ssARY AND INExPEDENT.

From Boston AdreTiisey (4aaa.
We regret exceedingly that the Senate has
seen Sit to adopt the 10 mas pursued. In the first
place we object 10 the coercion or the House OF Repre-
sentatives distinctly refused to pass this law.
ing action OF impeding the government by the fail
OF appropriations, or OF SntJeclng the
country 10 the expense OF extra session And even
the House refuses 10 yield the Senate sill holds
the whip IT, and BY It's action, II not IN Words gives
IL notice that the 0u must be passed. IL IL wrong
and usurpatiOn. We object again because the
act is unnecessary There are Other laws which
be used 10 prevent INTIMIDATION OF
and TO preserve purify OF elections 1aeTe IL no
reason 10 believe that there VIII he any denial OF pO
cal rights any Of the people the coming
test aud until the need Of such Law has been shown TAR
cOncusivey tBan IL has yet been done Il viii not
be called for We Object once more, because IL "a mex
pedient IL may be that IN sOue parts o. the south
viii be looked upon renewed evidence that the Re
publican party determined 10 protect the co0red race.
so Il undoubtedly but there are many more people
in the North ana West VINO think itabOut time that this
kind OF legislation should We cannot
keep the southern States forever In state
OF tutelage This bill, IL is true, applies 70 all the
states IL this part VI the cOuutry then there very
tr0nc and we'll grounded objection ihe presence 81
Federal Officers ~ state elections We object 10 10 most
ali because II n dangerous and wrong Tie purpose
b is 10 transfer TO the general Government the
police business OF local elections matter inst Always
has been managed boz the States and tl9 districts II
they Act c0mpCtcu 20 manage 10 st, they are not
1t % gOvein themselves u CtGcE relgoes 4Le iatlu
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! stamped and such coc'imonts 20 stamped are SssJ
through the mails free Tie ruos suspended. anS
'e 9lI Ess M tss va; ey.d ard fntrodncsd
, ,l sSs,pr By sfr Potter Dem, N. ". -.
rc use An 70 nrysn improper interfereDcs With, on
the attempt influence Jurors pa tne Vnlsse 80
ocnai,v hi Al os9 ene and one ve, - imprisonment
Mr. COBURN introduced bill eenu - es - r., ~ ~
homestead granted 20 soldiers OF d. NC IN ~ 80
sgb SECTION on the Army Appropriations Dlll 20 ths
widow, eldest child, or father or H9tiisr P..aoS
M DAWES offered. At o'elock, resolution er.eno'
ing the session tai O'Clock tonight AdePtsd-ie1 % -
with The pr0posed compromise Mr. WILLS (Jem, MOD
moved 20 suspend the rules and pass the oi agprops
Pittsburgh Penn. Agreed to-io9 70 g..
While tie vote w1s taking 2 message sas rece,yss
The conference report on the 5uAdry civil ApifpPts
ton biz, and after the vote MI 6hkFlELD preson0o
the conference report e. the House. =
Mr. HOLMAN D.n. Iud.J undertook 70 initiate Ola
tory motions. declaring SHAT this was me m9s tsss
project brought before Congress, and that WaA ~
fam0us in IT, character. Be hac not, fDweye enDnHh
supporters tyoFder the Yeas sG Nays only IT memseF
Mr. G1BFTELD moved 70 Suspend the ru'es and vote
immediately on the ConfeFczce report Asroe1 70
Mr. ELDRIDGE said he surrendered. o. a dshoneraiao
surrender had beon made ON MS sido Of the House.
Nays 20. Itwa party vote. except that Mp Farms
On melton OF Mr. HARRIs Dem. va tie sen@ts BIN
20 the political disabilities ~ George Houston
OF Alabama and ZcDuen r. Vance OF Ncrth Carolina was
passed.
Nj. i MIX fep1ftod Phs apprOlt3Iht eovJ lof
Government building 40 E7ansyflic lad II vas pissed
The House then at 7:lo O'Clock p M. took recess
until s.. p m.
EVENING sEssION-TTIE END
After the the Senate anendnents % she HOUSE,
BILL extending the benefits OF the A-ricultr-ai t0hcge
fill 70 the STATE % Arkansas we're, on m0-oD ~ BIZ
HANKS, couCurred In.
Various propositions Tor the bennett OF cerl su
plOyes Of the H0use were offered aBd agreed -.
on motion o. Mr.. GARFIELD, a joint couiIsttea 20
wait on the President ana INFORM hyu ghat Congress
ready 70 adjourn ordered.
The conference report on the Ohio Bridge bi pro
sen ed by Mr. HOLMAN. nud agreed TO-
Nr GARFIELD. from tue Committee 10 wait on no
President, reported that the Committee bad performed
duty, and had been informed by the tha3
he had further communication 10 make 20 Congress
In the midst OF much commission and pressure no
part Of members % get the recognition OF the speaker
the hour Of adonrumeut being about 10 arrive, resou
ton Of thank 10 the speaker was offered ~ BIZ KAN
DALI. and adopted unanimously for the able, prompt ana
impartial which he had discharged his duties.
and then the Speaker, &C D. declared zoe house 81
Ourned Tor the second OF the ALlld Congress-
wishing al members safe return " then homes Loud
cheers.l
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FURTHER TESTIMONY ABOUT STANTONS
nIrNI0N on ERAAT
OPINION OF GRAN

LI11INIHT
Ii was not alone TO Charles Sumner that
Edwin ~ Stanton expressed bis clstrus OF u s. Grant
soon after the battle OF ChiCkamaug1, Stanton ana
Grant met at Indianapolis. and travelled together 20
Louisville the Secretary explaining the stuntlOn 70 the
General, ard impressing upon hin the profound I'M
pOrtance OF saving the army no Chattanooga. Ar
rived az Louisville, Stanton sent for the officers
who were looking after the transportation, OF
pretending TO 90 50, and stirred them up,
giving peiemptOry orders, In vehement tones and i'm
pressing upon them with extraordinary energy the ne
cesslGy OF instant aud persistent individual eXeron.
Then he inquired for Grant, and asceraned that be was
nc The thea err wkereupOn he did not hesitate to speak
freely feeling OF disappointment and indignation
that IN SUCH a crisis upon whom 80 much de-
pended. and whose minutes that night precious 10
Las country should be daWdling at a stupid theater.
lie sent .ur Gen. Grant forthwith and asked him when
e was going the front, urged that he should 90 az
morning.
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GRANTS FAILURE TO DECEIVE THE PEOPLE.

"The people of this country have become
too int hcent % be deceived by any nan ~ y an -
possibility" Senator Logan never uttered uueI words
than these Nor did be ever apply the uth hore apty
than when 10 his feeble reply 10 Summers late aIdgn-
ment of tho course Of the President he USED the ex-
presson we quote We hold that the President mas tred
10 dece We the people that lie has attempted tns po-
siBlity. The moment he entered tAe bhite
HOusG he threw OF the cloak OF the seffant
OF the people and assumed the robes OF q DICTATOR
When he became President lie promoted sherman
10 the position OF General OF the army inns Was JUST
But hen be made sheridan Lieutenant ttLeI2 ne was
unjust a. other soldiers. We admit that sheridan was
gallant officer but deny that bis services enuued MN
10 the preference TINS shown By Grant lor personal
friend But where Meade, who won Ge.ty sDurE
the greatest single battle OF the war; lhe Date Nhcn
ali acknow dye broke the backbone or INC reOchOnf
Moreover Meade had hOnOraDly ana 1lDy commanded
TIE grand Army OF the Potomac with s corps OI brave
soldiers while Sheridan never handled an army Ana
where was Hancock, with his magazine nt eyh ialsAIp
with the glory that splendid charge IN ne wilderness
which swept whole Rebel corps men cannon and pas
gage out exiscnc As senator Logan Calls upon me
soldiers throughout the Land 20 disDencVe me grave
charges which Senator sumner VIII aDuhtAh evidence
brings against the President, call upon Ah 20 thnA
over lie conduct or the President toward .leade, tho
hero of Gettysburg and HancOch, Us brilliant leaae
as ever behtrOCe saddle, and max WhciAef me same
spirit Is not evident IN all tho actt "A.cA ouAhlt re-
counts IN bis speech slinst The Pr,al~-At'
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other salp gess see Second Page.l

For other ship G>lcs see Second Pqgel
ARRIVED.
Steamship Canada rl Webster Liverpool May ~ and oueen
town JGtb, With mtse. aadp pass. 70 y. W. ;. Hlnt
schr Florence Bailey OF NegL0ld3n Daley Para % aaFa VIA
rubber, nuts &c
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoSroy Jure f0-Avsd steamships SzmarA from Liverpoelg
sherman n SeW-lork bark Rosa DOEaya RON TroPan9 sr NJ
G. Mosesy, from Ssgua.
Del June OArTei brig Addie Hale nom Jarc mas snf
I.al.la IRON Porto Rico, both ior orders -
FoRrisEss June nPssed for Damore bark 3 '"
Ho.brosk. Passed cat. bark Delta, for Queenstown. .
NgwORLRASs June 8-Saed Steamship Gerye Cromwell t~
NsvYsrs Aruyea l0th. Steamship Cortcs fr.n heE Igrk
FOREIGN PORTS.
l0The CGnau steamship AhTsu irofa New
Yors arr we'd al TO-DAY ald slled for Liverpool
DRfsroI Eng jane Great Western steamship Arfas0n non
New York arrived bore yesterday
BEEr June 1.-the steamship Perre Dure from New York juns
l. arrived 4is evening .
II Cu,hman arrived a Gibraltar on the 81 IDst
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AS 1NsuIrEp VIE ANp mrRprREp HusBAND. !

AN INsULTED WIPE AND a MURDERED HUSBAND
Augustus Brown. a German Of No Is Lewls-st''
while sndeaTorng protect bis wife ate 81 sltal l'y
night kHoeGsd down b. unknown ~ IToa All A''1J
s, reuTee hs sH upon the euTbbs ard lied 10 BeTne nos
pai early Sunday Honirg Capt Mcdonnell Of hs Thirteenth "
arrested John Smith young rough yesterday osoni but
hr Brown eouA Lot positively identity Of The men won ne
had IN DTsons Saturday evening Tic ug "'' qaie aarA
and all that abe could distinctly hai eer or I'VE mes a.
that her husband enei be wosd pekni D"
insult ts wife without renting II, aud thst Nhle
b. ns Of ' coat the srounds him, enc Of oe@ Ans
am Tie lace hscong on blew feh baekEa' and
frek his head violently the Fng that Be HAs IN
sensible A Brown told h assssus te had murase him
TO a hs gang seeming pity her hsn helped her haibsnd
whence BE- Bellevue Hospital tuiih not
sifIElldlg Tie failure 10 identify bin, rralc m er'o ~
kfha Alhou bobeTa sncstci on ca Afs o.
those whs The prisoners
oetd tLt they Tie assar ha claimed hai Tn4 70 ne
Ens Distinguish she face Of SHs sfack We
eeosasc4- laQaaSi al be hsaa b. CoIoEer foaas.
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WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THR (uIEF SIGNAL ORFIcBR,
WAsHINGTON, d. c., Jane II, lS72-i a. m.
Synopsis Tor the fDentDfOnr hourE
The barometer ia lower over New England.
II - h CHER the Southern States
Clear and cloudy weather u prevailing over the former
with light winds; clear weather very generally nom
the Middle and south Atlantic anu Gulf coasts 20 the
lakes with light to fresh winds.
FrOb1btlifies
Clear weather prevail Tuesday over tho New
England Middle states, with light 20 fresh westerly
winds the Southern states with gut Winds and
north and or the ONO Valley with southeriy winds
wearing westerly, except the Upper Lake REGION
where partially cloudy weather may prevail Danger
Gus winds are not anticipated.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
OPENING OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAi'N
AT BALTIMORE.

DALiIolo- ...o Av.--a great gathering Oh
ere asses was held here at Lyric Hail tonight ana h
produced profound sensation among the ponIieians
The meeting was called in behalf Of Greeley ana boNl
and every shade Of former political opinion was vpie
septea The President OF the meeting was WI oo'Eo
Brown the Democratic Mayor OF D'lsiH'Oi
rI.,,,oro 70 washington on tho 19.h Of April lSl
Nj Tovvp made an able speech advocating the nomi-
nation of Greeley and Brown By the National
Convention. He was followed by the Hon. James bu-
b,no az Minister 70 Denmark; the Hon. Orville Hor-
witt Col E. NJ Yerger Of the Baltimore Journal ina
Hon. Benjamin Price. James A. Buchanan esq., ana
other distinguished speakers Inc campaign opens "e
nd the urevallng cry Is HurTOh for Greeley, the peo-
pies candidate"
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FrLmusrEHnG TO FREyESr TIRE PASSAGE Oh TIE ~


FILmUsIEKrSG TO PREVENT TIE PASSAGE of ihN i''"
HILL
The House met at 8 o'clock a. M, and MI
GARFIELD dlep, oho) presented the conference re-
port on the bundry Civil Appropriation Sill ACQUISITION
was raised as to the precedence to be given 70 such re-
NJ md a. to the ordinary diatory motions could
~ r tnfeTposed 10 prevent It's being made Dnt the
Speaker ruled that conference report was OF
the highest privilege and must De r.esisS ~
h. nIibastering in order TO defeat action upon IL
The report the subject OF tne sel.s nc 49,, wv
ohooot,s 10 the Democrats Was explained IN the WASH
tnetan di-patehes 10 The TRIBUNE yesterday.
UpireT OF PENNSYLVANIA DAItks 10 SPEAK.
NJ EEi-TIcY fIlan Penu.l moved 70 reoomwt thu
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men, v,,,1 q u.,nafsgtuEs : tw0odeea

snt which is IN process Of :9af.g'uEs = s11''ese
maEsr. - 80 may as.s.. edge has beoOme dull
rT OF congress 10 pass this - % DJ reso-
luton OF te Phiadephis Convention. const,ss,a
resolved that the amendments 70 the = b,' -
should be carried out according TO their spin. " ~
proprate legislation" This, we INSIST has been eOr~
but IN anything remains 20 be done In the view OF any
man thus not "apprOpriae legislation" IL Is unwise
an nn1ceessary We need above all things IN Tie
cunning cauvass 10 be free nom az suspicion Of using
unar means 10 carry the election Whatever the iacts
nav he the opposition the battle cry OF fedefa
insrirTcnce much too effectively 70 make the passage
Of this law, in any sense, good polcy'
AN OUTRAGEOUS ATTEMPT TO PROMOTE GIN
TRALIZATION.
From TIE Y,p-TorE Ersairg Post t4aHGralfyl
The Senate Of the United States has once
more shown 10 what depths an honorable and con
servatye branch Of The government can De carried In tDe
hands OF an INSCRIPTIONS partisan mag. Inc amend
ment IL an appropriation bi was offered IN pam Nlo-
ton Of the rule lately laid down this very SCI Of men
~ GOVERN their action Now no disputes that the IN
enfion as well as the letter OF this amendment was
entirely beyond the province OF an appropriation
bill The leaders In the affair acknowledged thls' ana
also that they intended 10 force the obnoxious measure
upon the coordinate branch Of Congress O5 means OF
rlrk when they appointed conference committee 20
consider this subject in advance or the actOn
Of the House. So outrageous "a tlhs attempt 10
promote Capitalization and 10 mper local Sc g0vern-
neut that even Mr. Kelley Of PennsyYallh, VIZ iOFe
for the Republican party is apt 20 cover muiiudc Ok
sins, protests against IL most emphaicaAy'
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PASSENGERS ARRLYED.

PROM LrvRRPOOL-Ta steamship CanaLa Jauo 10 Mis- hsry
sWe-sv spiro, d. H. Fsrev Jos Grks W. = hoa1 al
ch p Fiber ehdeu, MS Johnson Shinas hrN
J. ain. A. Halls, Hiss Ashef ee 1is
Mar Evans Hearne, Benz hosstns M Cas-. g. WHIT
Lanes Dae Davies MatteIson oEeppAfa. =
H. schenck g. Reo A. B. Bates CroFtheS Afs bisa-s AL
ehllren. Mrs :. HunteT nd ehll
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THE INDIANA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNB.l

INDIANAPOLIS, June 10.-A large number OF
delegates 70 the Democratic Convention,
on Wednesday have already arrived tits reported that
Mr. Hendricks has unoflcialy refused 10 accept the
nomination for Governor which would have been unani-
mousy rendered him by the Convention. Messrs'
Kerr. Nblack. Holman, Depew, and Turpn
arc prominently mentioned as candidates.
warm contest is expected over the selection
OF delegates Baltimore, and the question OF instruct
ing delegates for Greeley and There is no doubt
but large majority OF the delegates will be pledged to
the Cincinnati ticket and, II the Convention does not
instruct outright resolution VIII pass instructing the
delegation To vote IS unit
meeting OF Liberal Republicans will be held to-mor-
row ni rht and strong effort viii be made 70 elect
compromise upon candidates between the two parties
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NARRIED

HAECE-GUrTzFTT- the 9Th Juno BY ire Rev D. Herr "
storrs BROOKLYN. J0sgb L. Hauce Cha caughtr u dss
Guizeit Of tlr Plussian Army.
WHgRLER-BRUsHAt Reformed Church Forban n T. Jsns
bv he Rev VIM Brush the Rev. Dr. NJ Supael
Dewitt @ wheeler Farmve, n T. to Mari D. Brsah yoans-s
daughter o. Rev. Wa. Brash.
WILLIAMS kUSrTN-Tn HeuYork Tuesday. june TIE
Church Baptist bv Rev Ralph Ho7t tstei ~ Rev
Rvron How John Arihur Miss hhEabeta b. o.,
dsuebter OF Thomas Austin,
WRBER-On WEDNESDAY at the reencs Of Mrs. NJ
H,nsler sTithfown l. H. By silcllir Cot A. 81.
Mood of yueen l. L. Mary Webcr o. tie Onaer plaza
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THE EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

THE EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
ORGANIZATION OF A GREELEY AND BROWN
CLUB-THE WESTCuEsTER DELEGATES TO
BALTIMORE.
A large number Of Liberal Republicans as
sembled in the hall al Fourth-ave last evening
for the purpose Of organizing Greeley and Brown Cam
paign Club. The meeting opened by Christopher
Pullman, temporary Chairman, who recommended that
the speaking postponed in order TO proceed with the
election Of officers which resulted IN the choice OF the
following
Prey9ent G. squer; YoePresdsn Roger Lrons Abbot
Hodgenan Henry Hart A. D. NehosF she G James L bly,
digger Patrick Boan solomon Beutsche Thompson ". DeteI
H. Cooper, Fred Gekner james Can isaac Lsngan T.
Peter TWOey and p D. Sw Secretary, William Cooper
TressEr,T John =. LInsey NJ. d.
On motion OF MT. Thompson, a Committee was ap-
pointed 10 with other similar organizations, Tor
the purpose OF peTfectng arrangements for the entertain
meut 0f the Westchester County Delegates % the Bati
more Convention, who going 81 that city all the
from Westminster ia large wagon drawn by Tour horses,
and who Will stop in this city day After ie appoint
nent OF Committee 10 prepare for public meeting, 10
take place sOon IN the the meeting adjourned
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Hut.-w.nsooz Silver Pearl Cashmere t. oDn Five
Dollars. 5lg Broalsay.
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DIED

Al Nodees Of Marriages must be indOrsed rsh hdI
name and address
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THE NEW YEAR.

The king is dead long live the king!
The Old Year gone-the steeples ring
A welcome to the untried heir
Who comes the heavy crown to wear
So we give the Old parting word
And call the New Year king and lord.
We hail his reign with song and cheer,
We call him now the glad New Year
Yet will he gladden. us or no,
And will he bring US veal or woe,
Will the new king reign i'll or we'll?
None of his subjects can foretelll
Will he bestow with kindly hand
Health and plenty upon our land?
The bird of war be downward hurled
The dove of peace brood Ger our world?
Will the false give way to the true 2.
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Whether he brings us veal or woe,
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