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New-York tribune., 1872-07-15

I. NJ Reavis appeared in The S. Lolns inns yestsr-
day: IL think that reflection you will not think u
advisable for me 70 write public letter on the mat
ter to which you call attention Mr. Greeley and NY
self have been felowaborers in many things We we're
born in the same year honor him very much Between
him and another person who shall be nameess am ioi
him earnestly.
The Detroit Free Press Of to-day contains
the valedicory Of its late political editor and an an
nouncement Of change in the pTDprtetorshp II also
pledges Itself ~ the support OF the baltimore nonna-
tons.
Thirty guns were fired at Befvidere, New
Jersey on the nth inst in honor Of Greeley and Brown.
On Friday evening a meeting was hello IN the Court
House, and Greeley and Brown Club Organized Lew
{. johnson, Liberal Republican, was maae
Dawes Democrat. Vice-Presidentsi samuel u Dickli-
son. Liberal Republican, and j. r. IoaHvihe, DeInoors
Secretaries After the organization speeches were nade
by Wm. II. Morrow. Democrat. and Henry 3 h2rflS'
Liberal Repuhh san.
The Grant Republicans OF Gloucester, Mass,
had ag-rasing on Saturday evening, and we're AFTER
ward regaed with speech from Gen. Butler Of course
the all fought again. and Grant given the
usual credit OF freeing slaves saving the counrI and
paving the national debt The dissatisfaction" with
the Administration according to the General had arisen
among few disappointed Ofice-holders IN New YORK OF
whom Mr. Greeley was the oldes, ana the elle. s
only charge against Grant Wae that he had appoIiDeu
relatives 10 Office As there Wcre only - ftatlVen
among 10000 ocehoders the Jealous orator could see
especially delighted that Mr. Greeley had beel noml-
mated at Baltimore. His greatest fear had Dten tnat
another course would have been taken. Genuine Phua
dephia enthusiasm enved the occasion.
A rousing Greeley ratification meeting was
held in HorneIsvile steuben County, last Wednesday
night The Hon. Rodney Dennis Rep presided, and
telling speeches were made by Judge Faulkner Dem1
Of Livingston County and the Hon Horace Benis Repl
Intense enthusiasm prevailed The meeting cosed with
saIute OF 100 guns fireworks, immense lonfre, and
music from two bands. A large flag bdOng1ng 70
me Tribune Of tins village and bearing tie names Of
Greeley and Brown floats across Main-st 1ge number
~ the hest and most prominent Republican citizens OF
the village ioined the movement. The sane spirit Il
observable throughout Steuben County the bal
can papers being forced admit that the efectons IN
some places are serious Certain 10 IS tha there are
more Republicans coming out IN favor or hr GreeltY
than there was supposed possible a few lays since.
They see that the Reform movement means business
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
THE PRESS OF THE SOUTH on THE BALTI-
MORE NOMINATIONS.
PATRIOTISM ABOVE PARTY.

After what has occurred at Baltimore, if
there were those who doubted that Greeley and Brown
viii be supported by the DenOcrauc party ana the Nhole
Democratic party they doubt no longer. And now,
gentlemen OF the Republican prY-You Wl0 are dls-at
isfed with the administration of Gen. Grant-what sup
mort do Won propose give Us rather what support
which We are 20 assist Though we have cncured IN
the nomination OF that ticket is ticket
Yourselves and country there viii be such arlumph ~
November as viii thrill the hearts OF the ient OF honest
government and constitutional freedom throughout the
land. The Democracy have asked nothing IoI theln-
selves They have uuhesltailngly adopted IN PLATFORM
laid down bT the Liberals and they have VIII unpfece
denred unanimty cOncurred IN the LOinlAauois mace
nv the liberals Though they have made Greeley aid
Brown their nominees Greeley and brown 40 not cam
10 be Democrats, 90 they claim n Ior thsn WIN
uueyam led sellbucg CATION they nave Rten, ana Ireey
given, both the platform ana tue cdul-l-Ss 20 @ tis
allies II those allies respond az they should ana a. We
believe hey Will an oveIWh ma W W ~ @
result We congratulate the country on Tue htN ponu
cal which has dawned upon H. Ihe Olucl-Hai anu
Baltimore Conventions have proved that u me esta-
uon Of the people patrlotlsn j. ABOVE RII1y' IN, IL
c1lrated is based on the Ignoring ~ tie
passions and preiudiees growing out o. the war
pose the frlternZatOn Of the people ana the sec
uous IL promises the restoration o., honesty ana purity
IN tae administration OF national aIdrs hl ol cohstu
tionaI government. A new departure mas oeeu iAen
from the party politics OF the last twelve yea and at
departure coutempates the cooperation of all the ND
era-mnded and patriotic citizens. without regard 70
former rarfv e-ociatiuns the reinstatiOn Of the Gov
erumeur upOn true republican basis lhe l-ut p no"
fairly joined TIE contest ior the Presidency 70 pe De
tween Grant and Greeley. Under the banner Oi the iOl
mer 8rrayec the Ofce-holders and az scA = oI ~
caust prefer the personal ana disastrous rue Otanl %
true republican government, while beneath Ae banner
latter all Will array themselves hLo prefer 4ooa
self-gOverfment % Capitalization, and plr} 10 cOrup
ton. We cannot permit ourselves % DOUBT that e Re-
sut viii ie such a. friends Of cOnsttutoLa govern
r-snr ,Ia.ir- cannot rult ourselves
10 doubt mat she American people viii show them
selves worthy OF the brthrght they inherited nom -Ae
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
sUNsTROKEs.
The following persons were prostrated by
p1SSrNcrpS 1ppLHEn

FROM GLASGOW-Ln steamship Br.tgnaa Cart W.
Brown stewart Heary Gurr-a, M Anna McGurrss, A Msu
Ann smith
FROM BRIsToL-Iu scamslp ArragOr, July iiClpt o.ae.
Mrs Gregory. NJ. RoDer-L
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
5pecial Notlees

New-York Liberal Republican state Committee.
HEADQUARTERS ROOM a. AsTOR HOUSE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
JOHN COCHRANB, :. W HAsEhOutk,
NJ Z FILKINs JOHN ". COE.
ALFRED WILLIAMSON, BENZ A. WILLIS,
& A. MRRRlrT
AL communication should be Aidressel
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRMAN
ALFRED wILKISsoS, seeretAT
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
THE WEATHER.
WGR DEPARTMENT,
OrrrcE or TIE tHIET SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. g.. July u, is72-l q. N.

oryTcB or TIE tHIEy SIGNAL oyTrcxR.,
wAsBISGroS, d. G.. July u, is72-l a. N. }
sv,opns Tor me hesn,groaU
The barometer has fallen from Tennessee 10
Sew-Engand the lakes ana the Sortn-"st eeing low
states.
and the south Atlantic coast 20 The ONO Valley, with
light % fresh sOutbeTy 70 e2storiy winds.
Partially coudy weather northwest % tho Ohio Val
ley. with easterly and sOuthery winds. and the
NevEngiand and Middle States; bus areas ~ rain ara
now repred from tie southern portion OF the latter
The temperature has risen someRha' from Wisconsin
70 the East and Middle Atlantic Coast But lev tee
graphic reports ior mdnlsa lsys a. yet Dee feoe'ed
Falling barometer frcsh TO brisk southery 70 eastcry
winds, Increasing couIlness and areas OF rain IRON
Tennessee 10 Lake Ere ie upper lakes and toe north
west.
south heastery % westerly winds and increasing
cOudness for the NeW-E gland and Middle state, wtl
probably Of rain from Virginia and Pennsygana To
s0ufherly 70 westerly Winds partially coudy weather.
and occasional areas OF rain for the South Atlantic
noon and ni eouterv 70 wesferly Winds ana cen
orally clear weather Tor the Gulf states.
CROPS INJURED N ENGLAND AND THE SOUTH.
LONDON, July 13-The storm which pre-
vailed throughout England yesterday was very desrlo-
tive in the Midland and Southern Counties. In many
places the growing crops prostraed and destroyed
The storm accompanied BY fierce Lightning, which
struck and killed several people.
NAsHYILLE. Tenn July l5.-huch Of the wheat crop
harvested has been injured by continued lat M
timely rains. Some injury has also been zone 70 the
North Alabama the rains causinc the shedding 0, ne
bOus. TIE planters entertain serious apprehensJns Of
the effects OF the heavy rains to-day
sUNsTROKEs
The following persons were prostr2ted by
the heat yesterdays
John Cody, age &C. OF No CO West WashingOn-st., at
West and COrrlandt-sts
Bridget Mnligan, age g. Of No. 100 Cedarst, Muir
raw and Weststs.
arthur Mariner Of No DC East ThHteth-st, at Hugh
Bridge
John Hill, age 10, Of l3s East Twentyeghth-st.. In
Third-ave
Barney McCann died suddenly at No Isl Elzabethst-
Christopher ViOulsky, 3j, no home. ln CIu1cA--t
Isaac Benburn, age ., Of NO. us ClOn-aye.. Brook
lyu, Z. D., was overcome by the heat yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
NoBLY AND BRAvELY DONE.

The Democracy of the United States have
asseTlblrd in national cOuucll-tlcy have nUoly aud
bravely done their work, and TODAY we place al the
head OF our columns tle OF Horace Greeley ana
" Graft Brown ~ canf ates for President anu vice
President Of the United States. II behOoves us s Demo
crat % thar not voter OF our party remains rom
b rolls on the dav of the election We honor those
geutlcrueu who from conscientious motives opposed
the nomination o. Mr. Greeley, ana t-Ast thdt now
mar rhf -sue ls fairly made up, that there viii be,
there can be, but one cnOice-a choice between
desp0tsm and liberty. Ana D. there democrat II
fbe laud who does not now know his duty We tIOw not
IL Al so behOoves Liberal Republican iGcu4s VINO sci
rms movement on foot invited the cooperation of the
IJeuOrra-.c party. mautuiy among theIr num-
ler as snail absolutely need many votes 10 carry
some OF he Northern and western states, That then cleo
tora votes may be added 20 column. therefore, We
cast our the breeze ana Iaspng the hand Ol
Horace Greeley across the bloody cldam WAlch lts
too long divided US forget that have been enemies
In the joyful consciousness that We are and must hence
forth remain brethren
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
MARRIED.

McGAY-CRrssEY-O wenesaiy Jay H. the residence o TIE
parents bY The Rev Il Graham, NJ Laac AcIeY ~
Miss Ele G. Cnssey, both Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15

Nlachnes.-Tae public inspect assortment u
Machines hundred number. have
lately received payment 10 Newl ora and vicinity for tho
VII be sold by t1Jut
loi O'Clock, the s1 Brcstway
sale this
Ou exhibition Monday and Tusyiar.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
LATEST Snip NEWS.
For other Ship Nelcs see Third Page

ARRIVED.
Steamship Btanna fBrl Greg GLASGOW June %, More 2-1,
win d IS. q HenGersou brls
(Br western, Bristol Rag jane 26 sh mise
v h. A. Morgan's Sons
steamship E. c. Knight Johnson Washington Aersnina sA
ndse. ald 20 Geo. b Aerr.cz.
steamship Niagara Walker achnoni Cs Posi snd Norfolk.
With and pass to Old Dominion steamship Co. y
ar1 steamship Ca.
Fergason WOOD
Pasquan0 (a, Cacace Grrnt % dsrs with sulphr
BARK Javenta tSor.). AabT, Sev-layen. d ballast.
Pgujaa5 Of Beilss % Liverpool 81 days vita
Bark Sunshine Richmond Truplai 80 days. VIA salt
BARK Hapa-al1A Swell Necman, Carh - GAYS vth rsosf
Bark Iaa 2 osL John b. Doans Cay Francis days ~.
Big AHHa D. Touey tof BOsonl Haskell Boston z aa' Ets
lumber
BHg KATE UpaAm of Windsor n So Carter Havana days sA
mOlasses.
Brg Amels Am Clark Gov Bay 10 days WITH cosL
Brig John Mcdonald (0f Joh1 n. b McA01, E0ckani B.,
10 dars WITH
Brig snsan bergen of BrOOkhaven Tge Aanrana 2 s WITH
sugar and moiasses-
Brig Helen ~ Rowley RoEleT. Boston iaTs 10 ballast
ANCHORED AT HARTs ISLAND.
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schr Lugano from Windsor. n. $
Scar. Walter Il. Thondike, from R0ckla8d.


Ga Juv l4Ar1Ve steamship Leo from Nes YORK
Cleared brg LINE H. Km0a tor Boston, NaFe for Fi veri
schr. A. g. lobu for Boston.
CHARLzros T.. JUN 4-Sailed bHg CArta FOR BarceOaai
schT Grace B. West for Ferlaudna, Pa
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New-York tribune., 1872-07-15

This bad beginning kept up and continued 20 grow
worse could detain you here much longer, but am
not disposed TO do IT, have words say Of other
appointments. My mind is perfectly full never felt
so troubled and harassed did during the past three
years about TIE Republican party. helped 10 build up
party and have always had affection Tor IT, IL greved
TO see II dong what II has been doing. The people
are honest and knew when they the maladmlnis-
tratOn OF affairs going on they would demand new
party They would say let US have Congress that Will
unearth frauds instead OF shOveng dirt them II
is good thing 70 have change. Daniel webster once
said, LASTLY, we want change for the sake OF a
change" l would not be unchartable 70 those who
have been great in and perhaps may be too great
a stickeT for the old belief that KING do wrong.
The President has wrongly used the appointing power
and IL does not matter whether he did not know better
whether he would not do better he ought 70 be
moved and some competent person put IN his place.
have spoken longer than expected feOwcitiZens and
in concluding | would give this as our watchwOrd,
Down with the cOrruptlOnists perish al rings Hur
ran for Horace Greeley"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-26
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Avis aux Francois.
OPTION De NATIoNAJTTE DEs ALsACIESs LoRRAI,
RESIDANT L'ETRANGEE

I ES INDIFIDUS ORIGINAIRES DES
Ia ;erritoircx eeies l'Ale1aEns qui residant hoTs
-Eurore ievrcut faire IA declaration dcptiou pour
. usticusliie frzueaiss dams u delAi qai ne cut
s's,suire ~ isiA d. Ter Oesobre. ISIS.
P1sss &C dslAi. lis seronf considers CONNIE Ale
uauis-
e &C qui ecnes-ze les ziuesrs, Il : etc entenia
qus lear isearafiin toPtioa ssrai valabszent fate
assistane= de surs rspressatauts legaux, ees-
k-iIrs iss rGtsurs pcar les uiaeurs nonsnAneiPes,
iss sar1tsurs pour les uinsurs euAneipes.
Q11ut s1nues usAriees uees Alsace-Lorraine,
essx sui vozdrvns lsur aztioualiis rabri de
t1uts c5utssAtion uitsTieure. deTront fare. ave-
1ssist1oes de lsurs mari declaration d0Ption.
A1I de Particle De Is convention adiitionells
Dc Frazcf1rt II Dsesubre, ISL, FoPtioa sa faveuT
De ua;'Eas franchise. rssultsrA pour les iniivdus
rsslis1t letrzugsr dune ieczrA;i7n fate isvant
Ezs Cha1e-lsris ipl11ati9us du eausulat fraueaise
q is lear izEairiezl4tion dams tune de ees Chan
esIisriss-
Les intsrsssss CIT dsn-. lszr ehoiT. ls noyen De
f1Es s1uzNtsr leur oPt7u- s1it par declArAtiou
eazfsr1s = esIls gui Sc irozTe en- IA Chaucsusris
f11c.iss s1it par FizlatFisuiAtio1 efecizee % 70
rczTsles sa-s les f5-Elss 0rdiuaires-
F.i; e Ck1ns-llsTis Ie Il JAIN, lsTs.
ca. PERSET,
zL1 Acting Couuissignsr.
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SrpRrNE corRr OF IN, uav,tI,n ts-

SUPREME COURT Of the Hawaiian Is
- lANr> N FSoEArE ID TIE -tftsr ct .1s g-,r3z--
Cht1-asrs. eessrs q - lesth,s AKA
trE E1rc tie cssi.i-, t-3 e Wlit-t
2 trvsu yu1rsst1 gtas Esstss 70 s yurtrcys late
q -nr,1z DEVISED uhtrv1 Re AIS % te al wei Slett ST.
s1t chtrvs hs VIII Silsl = t1l tks thss TIE
NAV ts red ana t7zrrvef t-3 that ft c-ter zrty
es uttt % t--t1ut,r x ere 7--re-tv -vti-5r i- us
htuts the rr--c1s thsrvt' s-5isia ari izAaius h
Easn-
u IS -rs,rei that THURSDAY the lltA 1,y e Jelly n
rS-z % cc'S lts-rs IL st J-s-cs. Cet,ers.
the C--rs zss a; hcz-l--- bs an3 tie hsrchy
s-r,i-ss& IL ti-Iz t-t r-t-s 81 hearing SID
-e11 All teu-ts- All thts 81 -s--s INTERESTED
thea t-t -h-rs srrsar ara sav q ,v tasy htvs. Wy
tie .hi -t D. rra--s1 i-i nv r-ss1t evis-cs
rh, srs-- b. TIE SD rrcr-ty Al1 thi- tbs crcr.
r the Gtwsst1 ART EuEs1 it1E-t-es De- rt set 3 the
uts G1Est;s and Al Cs usus7srsrs r-i-ei sri rut
i<1i II H1ui-l- 81 tarss sefs Frsv-s - he
time ttsrgl1 t-Vcirs Ted f-r stai k-tri1r
Dated a. l,nll1l T. l. tbs IN Gay q Jg-s. A y ISL
ELISHA u sLLEN.
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- lSLANpS N fSoSAFE-l- the natter 81 TIE Gear
ess zTEst'u * sasr5rsr fg s-1sv 81 sals & Fca
estate.
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z1far, rsi< Sc ersr q ssis e ssaa real sstate ~
t,ss C to sssi va-3 s-3 ss;fi-s rsh certain sll
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hslEics &c tie utuastz Gazette zevsrsre- FulAed j.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-26

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paging The u.1u,,sc q admissions no ct -leze
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IS --ss.rl-55--s uli5s e z.s5S al-lz->s Ll@s>.
discharged : l-1--<s = 1,l--E tbs s,ss 81
1I.r-ls CT -ls zs1- ID. i.,zzsss.cs la-s cas1 -ss
w IL moves ana = E-silz-s-<- l-z-1=5 Is
CT lsz rsl-- II s. natives. AMI 81 5.rslE-zrs.
The cr,s-z-5.as 51-1r tie cal-ssr hars been
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Il ana
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-26
C,rPRE,IE cnrRr nE ~. HANNAIIAN

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Ef ~ s1-1-
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newspaper printed ilt zeal - i1 u-1-i11 fr t.-es
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-26
Notice TO Creditors.

il 1lAELa, Lz1s Il Hssaisiz. de1ssssI--Eatcs -
hsrT zTs- = al re-E5zf h14isg cizi-s az1izst fhs
Esrlts = ~ fsd 6rts-is Kara 4seesss. y s1s5t
fs Bss vita t.s .ssesssry gszeterr. % fts 1nder-
frz ~ 1zts q tsis Estes, zzl ~ - yr.ss1fsd
feT 81 se fs-s7sr lard zz1 fhsts isIst.ed q tie
EEtats rsz.sfte5 " =ssks izszeSia1s rsyzszf.
NAECEL * SILVA, Eze-zt1r.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-26
PORT OF HONOLULU.

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SAILED
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