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, 1873-08-28

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 27.-Last night q man
who is supposed, from papers on his porson, to
be James dillard, Of Norwich, Ont, fell Into tho
river from the foot OF Batoa street. he vas
soon recovered but died soon after ho Was taken
ashore. Hc had 81. 100 in cash anti 5400 in notea
In hin pocket. Before leaving his hotel, Giard
said he was going to Grand Rapids by the night
e1pros8.
, 1873-08-28
Powder IjxnInn1nrp.

h QlonlNNAT1 IT. na. Aug: 2a-springlo!a, o. specials
neon heg, Of powder accidentally exploded at
Place for blaatsng rocks at tho fimo-ki1u Of A.
AalGomb, on tho Short Line liailroad, four miles
sollth OF that place, "oundlng Mr. Ealcomb aud
TOUR "or9mon. Ono man was hurled forty feot
IN the air. Two mon cannot survive. Tho con.
, 1873-08-28

VatHHa correspondence Neto FORK li1Nts.
You aro probably not awaro that choBB tour
nanlent III now going on hero, with reproaenta-
tlyes from several countries. Wo have Paul
Morpby tos q champion, but ho has boon hold
Ing back thus far IN ordor to SOC tho contost mar
rowod down to three or four OF his peers. Yes
terday there wore five games botwoen Rosenthnl
aud Andersson, with tho Scotch gambit, whiol,
we're won by the latter after four hou1s' battle.
There ware other t1lala. Schwartz. after . bril-
, 1873-08-28
CAIRO.
The Effort to Save tho nj 1tri1crc, fanny,
ball from tll.sat =

ooll from Denth--A Frosvlcr Shot.
;, oAIRo, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-~J. J.. Bird, colorod po-
ice Magistrate OF this city, loft ere this morn
'ng for sprlngfeld, ILL.,, to lay before The Coy
alor pot'ton tor tho communication OF tho pun
or At loaHs, tor respto Of thirty days.
Joan Noon, who was prowling around tho ILL.,
nols Central Railroad depot, waH shot oarly yea-
tteraay morning by Watclman Darr, who charged
waH connittet TO fail, A'"@AA
, 1873-08-28

New YoRK, Aug. 27.-rho Hon. Joseph nlodil].
OF Chicago. accompanied by his wife and daugt-
tor, sailed to-day for Europe, in tho steamship
Algeria. A number of ell-known citixons &C
Hook. 0'
WAsH1NaToN. Aug. 27.-Tho President will not
visit hero before next woek.
, 1873-08-28
FORElGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Aug. 27.-The high price Of broad
this city, and it is approhended that serious
troubles may eusue. a special meeting Of the
Cabinet Council has boen callod to consider tho
question. Several members Of the Assembly
propose, as . remody for tho evil, the suspension
Of discriminating duties as to cereals.
, 1873-08-28
POLITICIANS.


doll TO back-pay bill, and WAS hissod from tho
tho sonso Of tho Convention was almost
unanimously. againHt Spear being Permanent
III II short Rpocch withdrew ILLS namo, and moved
Tint tho nnno Of DR.. Andrew Nobnger bo sub
stitutod. This was carrietl, mud the Committee
tlon reported list of Vsco Presidents, including
rieB:
Tho Convention proceeded to nominate cantli-
latea for Judge Of tho Supreme Court. James
Il. Ludlow, Of rhiladolphia; james @. Thomp-
borIand WIN. Elwoll, Of Columbia Horny r.
HosH, OF Dlcks and George Barrett. Of Oloar.
field, woro plaeod in nomination.
The frst ballot resulted MI follows: Ludlow,
Ross. 2o Barrett, 1G. Tho nanes Of Judges
Graham and Barrett wero withdrawn. Tho Bec-
ond ballot stood: Ludlow, IL; Elwoll, 81; Ross.
~; and Thompson, o.; hut before tlto result
way announced dooeatoa commenced changing
mnde unanimous
For State Troap,,ror r. n. Hutchlnaon, Of
Allegheny; Frederick Lauor, Of Dorks William
5oasn T. wd Perry Il NTspd nSa1: Ws
T. Ryan, Of schuylkill, were placed IN nomina-
tion. Tho frat bullet stood !: Hutchinson, 49
Lauor, IL Willis, . porks, 30 4n'lbach, , II
Joseph Laubnoll we're withdrawn. Gu the sec-
ond ballot, Hutchinson received GO votes, Lai1or
~. aud Forks 81. The nomination Of T. II.
Hutchinson WAS mado unanimous.
Tho Convention took roceBs at 6:30 O'Clock
until o'clock.
The Convention rcneaombled at 8 o'clock, and
adoptod series OF resolutions prefaced NJ fol-
lows: "Resolved Tint the Democratic party Of
Pennsylvania believing that tho platform Of the
late Democratic State Convention OF Ohio IL
sound in principle, do hereby resolve" Here~
followa Tie resolutions adopted by tho Ohio
Democratic State Convention Of Aug. G, With the
exception that. IN tho first resolution Of the
Ohio platform, tho following words are omitted:
IT insistB TINT our tariff laws should be formed
with a Wow TO royonuo mud not tax community
for tho benefit of a particular industry" Tho
following additional resolution was also adopted:
Resolsed, That We Will longer taualy submit to
Fepetiton of tho election frauds By which the will Of
tho people Expressed a tho Dallotbox has been SUBJ
Fortca for yearH pact: md hht tho Democratic
Btaa Central Committee be directed to use al tleir
efforts prevent repetition Of these outrages On tho
franchises OF peopo; aud IT, fn Bpo Of thcir oforts to
an honest elcction tho popular will ts again
fraudulcntly ovcrborne, 10 adopt such measures as
Will result in tho certain vinfcatfon Of the right8 Of
tho legal voters Of this Commonwealth.
Later in the oyonng the Convention WAS I'D
dressed by tho Hon. nichard Vau1 aud William
II. Witter.
AT ii o'clock tho Convention adjourned sine
die.
, 1873-08-28
The Mothptltsta.

,CINo1NaATl, Aug. N.-Tho session Of tho Gin.
oinuati Annual Conference Of tho hfothodist
Episcopal Church commenced this morning at
the Consse Street Church, Springfield, Ohio
About l2o mombors answered tho roll-call. Bish
op Auss presided. Bishop Morris ts also pres.
anil - 1-N-7
, 1873-08-28

L1vEnrools Aug. 27.-SteamBhipa City of Lon
don, ,WescE, Europa, and Lady Lycetto, from
Now York, have arrived out. 'N"
ala, from Liverpool, "
, 1873-08-28
Now York Temperance Men to Noni-
nate 4 Stnte Ticket

SARATOGA, n. Z, Aug. 27-Tho State Exocu-
live Committee Of tho Prohibition party, and
the committee appointed by tho SonB OF Temper
anco and other radical temperance mon of tho.
State; hayo agreed to call q State Convention, to
meet ut Syracuse on tho 18th Of September, to
nominate State ticket.
, 1873-08-28

LONDON, Aug. 27.-A telegram from Kiol aays
ut is reported that seventeen Krnpp guns have
be on shipped for tho Carlistu."
, 1873-08-28

Loases by tho Flood In the Delaware.
NEW YoRK, Aug. N.-LosscB by tho recent
Hood IN the Delaware are estimated at s670. 900
OF which $500, 600 may possibly fall on the Dola.
and bargeB stranded on tue meadows. and S60.-
0Q0 BY the Delaware Railroad. ~
, 1873-08-28
stabbing A1frny netwecn 1xaiIroad

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
sw1Tz CRY, Ind, Aug. 27.-Laat night, willis
section men wore coming from Worthington on
Kirk, -quarre1ed and atnbbed each other The
wounds OF both are OF a serious nature. Kinks
recovery is doubtful. Cause-bad whisky,
, 1873-08-28
Tlmc of Meeting OF the National Com,
m0EctAl Convention P0Atpuucd.

FiTTsDunoM, Aug. 27.-Tho meeting Of
the National Commercial Convention. which ad-
bnrgh on the first Tuesday Ia 8ontomber. haa
hoen postponed until tho 25th day Of November.
, 1873-08-28

BosroN, Aug. 27.--Tho Democratic State Con"
trail Committee unanimously voted not to change
the time originally fixed for the State Conyen-
tion,-Hopt. 8. 1t is stated that tho Young
Democracy OF this vicinity propose to proaont to
tho Convention tho namo Of ox-3Iayor CASTOR
for GQYornnr
, 1873-08-28
Kansas City livestock Market.

Nhhs08 CITY 1lIVO.St0Ck MRrkOf.
Special DtsputcA to The Chicago Tribune.
kAfsAa CITY, no., Aug 27.-Cattlo-necoipts aXA .
shtlHnentH IA. Markot steady. Sales Of through
Te!an steers and cows at s1.37T@l.7O. "@A
Hoas-ltgccipts 7e4. There IL fair inquiry from
shlpera. Tho market closed stealy At $3.p69 l,05
, 1873-08-28

Conductor Renne Not Yet Flenrf'
from.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
JOLIET, Ang. 27.-Nothlng has yet boeu hoard
from Conductor Doane. Ills rareats ara in
great dletresB about him. "
, 1873-08-28

EKEpuBE1C0n N6IN1HutIDff8 TOT EN0 VNID
StAte Senate.
ToLEpo, O., Aug. 27.-Judge William NJ. Beck-
ham, Of Henry County, and tho Hon. J. T.
Knotin, woTo nominated to the State Senate by
the Republican Convention which met here to-
dAy.
, 1873-08-28
MARRIAGES,

ARM6TRONG-FARR1NETO On Tho 18th Inst, by
tho Rey. 7. ": Geodspood Mr. Living L. Armstrong and
Mt.s Martha M; FaTnRto9. ~ Of th1a city.
IL Omaha, hcb., and LaPosto, Ind, papers pleaao
, 1873-08-28

Tho appearance for tho first tino this eeasou
Of tho popular favorie, Miss Sydney Cowell
will guarantee = good aouBo. Miss Cline aud
Mr. Sullivan will also SLOW us moro OF t1.slf
Dronaon Howafd'a now pece, q Lilians Last
Loyo," written for this theatse, will be produced
II Miss O'Connor's physioiaa will allow her to
appeal, tho pioce will be played IT not p" Friends
will DO given. TlliB is au additional reason, il
any we're neodod, for hoping fnr her speedy con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

che 9Th Duke Of Orleans. served under the newly
,ntured Republican tri-cclor flag OF 17sS. In 1915
this Louis Philippe recognized Louis XVIII as head
~ the family and when Charles X. followed in
order Of nature, Louis Philippe recognized him as
head of the family, and got enormous convenience
and peculiarly profits by it. Shall in the "hghtoi
history" say that Charles was cheated by the Duke
|, Perhaps charity, let alone history, bids us Oe
geutlo with Louis Philippe in those hot summer
days of 1890. when he accepted the Lieutenan'-uen
sralshp of France from folks who had no rign' 10
sye IT. and from poor Charles X, who still believed
that his Orleans cousin was faithful subject OF the
diyinoly royal Charles X. BY the time Charles was
fairly housed in England where the Orleans Prince
little dreamed that he, too would one day run for
rsfugel. and within less than ten days of the time
when the head of the Orleans branch of the Bourbon
House recognized that Charles y. was the represen-
,,tive of the monarohical idea and the head of the
only French house, he was himself King of the
French W. H. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27


BUCHAyAY-ou Tuesay Aug 26 Elizabeth. wife Of Isaac
Buchanan IN the 56th year d her .
residence No. West seenieeSht. gu Fnay.
29sh inst, at O'Clock IN.
GoIy-on Tuesday Aug 26 Geo II. Coin aged S6 years
Fnen relatives invited attend fb funeral from his late
residence No. All Poaave Brooklyn on Friday at oeoes
GREGORY-on Avg 25 James Fane only Of mchssi
and Annie Gregory sged months aud Is days.
R.yes aud friends Of he family are sDeeaT Hye % aeP 49, ne
lyu on Wednesday, Aus. "a at O'clock
HANCEIn Brooklyn suddenly Second Day evening So s'as
% h. Anselm B. Hance aged ~ years a.
Rf,e; sn .1s , 81 s s Pss Br" o pcu
Day 27.a INST clock p =" Zoe smSOi WI sn, 81 sss
at $40 a H.. ftom foot Of Murrsy-s,
fRELASD--At New.Canaan Cons scalay ,se 2ia
inst George ireland OfSewYork, the 6l year o. bis age
and friends the family invited % ateni The ron
st., on Wednesday, August 81, at p m
MRADon Monday Aug =, Ensns seS m@ S @a s
Wednesday Aug "a 2Oeioc m" from her '' residence io'
Keutave., Brooklyn
daughter o. John Moss Of Goreraors haroor Wo
Indies 9th year at the residence OF h' s'ef
l4S Huningtonst, Brooklyn
MIA, Hampstead L. L. on Monday 25,h alter unssdss
luess John and tue late biA d. hh IN s io~
Pasad, are attend a. the house on Wednesday s7A
oDOSyHLL-on Monday morning Arg 25. Kiad-rhOos sev
YORK Yssnc Donne aged daughter Of tae late James osa-
The remains vii be residence Of Edward Lawn Poast.-
ave Tventehs Gowsna' on wednesday ASs ~ "1s
oeoc4. TO CAlvary Cemetery.
Staten Island Sunday morning Aug "a Bel)sHs
BraDdrv eldest Of Mary aud Otto Ro''on ased 20 's'
months an f ~ IN, family ar. respecifuy invited attend the
S 61a.Ta fro" '' johns ''''' '''''' u '''
gEsuaaeny on Tuesday the 2sh gselsya say
youngest daughter Of Dr. " lie Roy aud Laaf'
Relatives and the tuners, At c;y'5y Sssa
Fouhlvc TSen THURSDAY morning We @'n As@.
I'll O'Clock q.
John Stale. in the 6Sih year Of his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter 80 49,. 49,, 80,
saatum Edwsra william aa. d Hear aAd Elizabeth w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
TFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Two Italian padrones, having six boys with
them arrested Sewven yesterday Suspicion Of ensiAvng
the boys.
49,. The Supreme Court of Georgia decided to-day
that the obdng validity OF judgments for notes whose
siieratioa slaves Is unconstitutional
1t is announced that, irrespective OF the
amour. the decon the AbAny Brehanxe Bank has
paired oaDiiai Of $500, 900 aud Surplus Of 100000
The jury disagreed in the case of the German
dealers In Wocester Mass aud we're dchage IL plead N
defense sebenek ami not lager bier that sold
Benjamin Miller, age 80 was shot by Morton
H. Plat Rock Dam Pa es,eriy Miller received the
ia thigh Paeke alleges that the shooting accidental
"A balloon that assembled at Philadelphia, on
MONDAY down Randolph roSnshp Burlington County D.
seven miles Of Bg Harso having tAeed 81 hes In sd nuutea
Sounds to the value of 81 800. belonging to
sngor Of kpo seized Moaday because be iaei 70 enter
them bringing them FROM NeEBuBssiek IL wou have cost
him onlI 80 cents 10 DO 80.
The ship st. Louis, from Liverpool for Phiia-
epa the lOh inst durng fne fog on lJ Rock Cape
Pine and uak The escaped boats .yei safety a. Tpss,s
ST. John, " r. b. seAmAip fh boil oi fac L1"
r passenger IA schooner nrn, Pek up 20 the harhe
Inhn r. F. la This weasel aei a7 4nuei atd u
Safno s aud sat the pcsohs ~ boar ven
al 9zI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
PASsENGERS Arrived.

FROM HAvANA-ra ssarship Morro Cdsn Apg. 25-Chsr,s
RosndO Tnsare George Bet and wifi, drs Acl,aHs.
IurDt Jules Lsclamer Edward Ani Adoph An W Vlsr
Carrclba sfe aud child Mrs ~ Pond child AMI scrvat
r. GersOl A. DOcanta N0zO, Paul BchenwOrh.
Famine Molina Reynna Alias. q. BOIo. q. BOho Miss "
B0Iio, Miss A. Boio. .
PROM sAyAYSAIlEn steamship SalpdiOr. Aug. 26Hu<
McKsnney M Blood. Mckinney Mr. Lancaster H. e. ODnsson.
T. " Pike H. Jones N Munroe, Mrs Carts, Mrs W. r. iee.
Mis- Lee AID sister, Mr. Holland and w children aud aur'e
KOei anil wife Capt T. " Bennett W. G. Sempe NJ. hGBoe J.
H. tannig J. g. sDear, Mr. Bkeey A. Gese and ehrcn
Lee, r. F-ming Mis- Bkeiey Mss Henderson, Mr. K hahs
J. HsubeT r. g. Itashng Ms Mrs. W. j. King Mr. hciB
tyre Mr each ID. OCoaHo VIM. Cles Mr. Hsht u & Bright.
Rev. Mr.. Becer Mr. Oobiberg w. stafford. e. j. "hsea
FROM GLASGON-In Ssoalshlp LabI Aug ZG--Ianes Hih.
Mis- ranphen Mrs. Sheen. Misses VI. A. ami Ase Shesu
Prof q Ames Mrs j. g. Juisoa = Corbn RanHy Foks Mas
Alice Bor 3D. John Willie Tho BuebsnAa
Geoys eWe Geo MursDn Jas. ~ SoSiri and la W. or Geo
W. iswrence Mis Slsry Lawrence asi others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

The Peach season IN this cty...G1rien Equip
ments. Mulcbiuz and dice. Minor Hortion'snfsi
Matters. The Fruit Crop in California. Soink ana
How to start the System. Miscellaneous Corresponds
ence. Fair Notes. .COl0nDiDg County Helpless
HOeIng Constitution OF Farmers Club. 'rIous IN
1uiries Answered. GeaBings Editorial Notes.
Foreign NewYofk cry, WASHINGTON. aud Miscellaneous
News o.. Steamboat Horrors. R1road Sl1uehtcr.-
The story Of Numerous Murders FAN OF an inner
Tenement. ,IBdlaD Savagery ..Sionce az Fort
land d. TIE Dry GQods Trade Tho Money Msrket-.-
Live Stock. Wool. Cotton European, Gram Provisin.
and other Markets The Weekly Weather Chronicle, Ne
on the foII6a page are tue folIowog Bdito'isis'
The Cold IN the Treasury The Case OF Senator C'fpn
ter ON Indian Affair." True and False Dc,nsUgucss
Bni lfa and Anti. Batter and The Aerial Cow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
SENATOR MORTONS BACK PAY.

TARDY RETURN OF HIS SHARE OF THE SALARY
GRAB.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The Secretary of the
Senate has received the following letter from Senator
Merton:
NEw-YoRK, Aug. 10, 1873.
The Hon. GEO. C. GoRHAn. Secretary Of me United
States Senate You hereby directed TO return 70 ne
Tee sury of the United States the money TO which am
entitled by a law OF the last Congress az increased COM
pensation known "back pay" had determnen
comply with a formaity which seems necessary TO close
up the matter In your accounts. w. T. hohIoN'
THE MONEY NOT YET RECEIVED AT THE TREASURY
WASHINGTON, Aug. Ex-senator Morton has
not covered his back pay into the Treasury up to the
close of business to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. printed tins morn
ing Will lay before readers the iolowingnamed sub
ects Tor their edlcation aud entertainment; The Best
"A poem The White Baekbird conclusion OF the
French Novel translated by Miss Ida Greeley Farm
ers ana Free Trade Journals. The September Maya
zines-Harper. the Galaxy. ana the Popular science
Monthly . Trying an Experiment. %. Her Birthday-a
poeu,. Progress OF the Hayden Expedition. The
Yellowstone Expedition Northern California. John
Paul at Saratoga Home Interests Whom the Grass
grows over M-poein The Outlook m LOUISIANA
Good Advice 20 Grangers Success with sheep oor"
stalks ana How to save Them.. me Crops ana tno
Market :, ButteI aud Cheese ...Views ana LARefe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
CATrLR MARKETS.

CaIc,so Aag 2G-C,rrlE dali. receipts 100 bsd shrp.~
generally hlLlng Of lew lsfs Of R'ugh 70 Choice Sc al 81
81 3OdS5 80 Hssg Cows 50 1oaS3 J7bs
sh1nents, 100 heli
HDG Z. 5DD head market fciVe Gnd prices weak SOD
ower II 81 3OaSt - Tor f ,hbe With few EriIs as 81 80
as Sj shipments, $500 hrad
SHrFP quiet AMI unchangci receipts OiD bead
WATgrrOgN, Mas Anr 36-BaSf CsrTlS Receipts l,Z55
head the Northern trains heavy Lass week so<
with Weather AMI hgre % TIE nrsei, pf
last weeks sales Of Choe " Erira al ttWpJ %,
Fr Qraty So IS 50; Scond Quality 55aS Dos Ibiri Sast
Sass 30
LANBs-esep 7i67 beads there better fselsg
and lots Of lambs dealers doubtless ob nd
better FULLY asyan-c Ohisirci ls
l,s $50 Sieach Extra - 50@S5 5O spsg Lambs O0I ~
D u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
s,ycr1AR CONDUCT OF A CHINESE LOVER.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 26.-Mr Grin Dubois,
resident OF San JOSE this state has had in hs EN-
ploy young Chinaman to cook for the family. The
Chipaman fell in love with Mr. Duboiss daughter Alice
age H. but the young lady did not recprocate his pas
sion. He obtained possession OF her photograph and
abe demanded its return. Yesterday he gave the pic
,ra rack 70 her and in the same instant fired three
shots at her revolver. Her steel cOrset turned
be bullets, and she escaped from him. Tue Chinaman
then blew his brains out The young woman is I'M
injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
A MARKED REDUCTION IN FREIGHT RAJ

A MARKED REDUCTION IN FREIGHT RATES.
Railroad circles are very much agitated
aver the great competition which exists between
the great trunk lines running out Of NewYork TO the
West further reduction in tariffs by the Erie, New
YORK Central and Pennsylvania Central has just been
adopted from which is understood that there will be
no further undertaking or " cutting between rival
agencies The following is list Of stations with redue-
hens and rates per owt from New-York for first
ass general merchandise which includes dry goods,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
Re-, Good for Infnmts.-.m. R. II. Prince Absr. Vi,

Best Food for Infans.-"H r. H. Prince Albert Victor,
thrves we'll uon il mus he very good"-F Kendall
to r. H. the Princess OF Wales This ioe
ees i5t possible DIR H. Barker Rsat
Foos forInAnt ~ghly nolShnz AMI easily drsteDr Has
sa Il conbues valuable Fsl and BOnsfOrmnS Substances
and differs essentially other nac'ou fo ~hih be1s qsts
uOusnent DfaDt, telleaty lead
IN reety ami oe condition SayOry Aocfes preparation has
% the Advantage being from the ground husG OF The
bowels and intrache darrIJa No
boiling lrsnBg required Soh in tins Prepared by SAVltr
NoT it Sss onls London Prvurabls of all CAelsts Drug
s,.s aud ssoresepe throughout States ami ,anada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
:. wbat ourbt to be considered Honesily and Lega

Gold .-ls-,lrt gold gold u alloy fuG all the eoaireees
lar,t gold lnay be goB looks well
we'll All proportions il their pretsnons and thoogh l5 Ii
AMI cara nay tolerated they like beautiful pigment met
with haze aiuterin"Ve The Book OF Hail Mars. Amercsss
visiting ngui shoad 90 NJ SrREErExs store - COMMUNIST
choice Of lScitt gol aud
ey witches, clocks and bronz Catalogue posi- Tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

The Republican City Committee Of Boston
has assigned Friday evening next for choosing delegates
TO the STATE Convention from that city. The Democrats
bold caucases Thursday evening next for the same
purpose
The new party in Ohio is gaining strength each
oAy The people do really like independence and there
10 large class OF them VINO glad TO ind party viii
,ine 70 discuss quesODs little more fresh and impor-
snl thsh Tie VIEWS Oi man any SET OF men upon
SA'erf snd seeesSl0n tea OF a dozen years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
Tor other SHIN Sei1S see Second Poge.l
ARRINEn


Bell Bakem RcbmOli City Point end hsrf0f.
vi nlse ini Oh Dominion steamship 60.
liam tof Bost0Rl, TbompOi Mans l csu. viii
Ship Joyea Thomss Po Pes 0por, and lisbon ~
md.r
Bar Yumnr csG sand Carlisle ~ lays with
aud m1laSss
BARK BaySn tNorl Tounessrn. Have II isys in ballast
GOvtrini Basta ai Oyan Dab ~ days, n ballast
Doe Cecie ltll j. Sclar, Assnse II daYs bal'st
Hugh Barne oheGs Di0dsoH Aeppey MAJ L. and "a
Helena Jsiy II. With mise.
CoustaBs (Br Stems Plymouth Bng. 81 iars "a ballast
Bs Cal Mannt (ltal Ohvsu GGioi t5 days, "a baisst
SchL Osprey, Chapman seal Island, Win dsh
DOMESTIC POHTo-
P,RrRg.s MONROE 26-P3ssei In ior BamOr s.sfs
Jamaican. from Vest lRe Derthl ron Bell.t, bug
Mtta lniies .chr.. Manic O. LoDL on dattnsas
shiloh, Martinique: and NOTwegal ORR ir0m Liverpool PaSi
Corr brgs harT Rice, Tor Rio Nels, ss
Peuambueo; C. Tor Bristol Helene. for Cork Mississippi fo'
Demerlr5
CHARLEsrON Aug. 26Ariye steaus Champion. oa hev
YORK Equltor Philadelphia Sael. Clara g. Laai ss
Bath; Wanas for Philsielpha
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAy,yA Aug 26-rhe steamships CITY Of Merida and Co1nHa:
from arrived esry tbs morning The bark James Dfc"
rom Nes.f osk. arrived yeseriay.
PLrMDUrH 9TH Hamburg American Line steamship Gin
otah from NewYorA Aug IA, called here to-day and poeesa
Tor Hamburg
MovILLE Aug 2G-The Line steamship Donsn Tsy'Os.
NewIork o. Glasgow called here yesey and pro-
ceeisd
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EDwARD SCHMIDT General Agent Eclipse Lab Oh Co isbef
erty-s NegiOrA The Herniga Jg a"afle he nriDg hia'
Of Merit Epse Railway ard Compound Labu-
eating Irbet w g. rseiies pasuts
Co.. General Agents The European
lf,usfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
HAVANA MARKET.

H,v.xl Aug % -uss-No vi s. Ilaln2 rcs per srn'h-
Krnsne active; hs United sss' CD Jiys osrHeI J.gsy
igh: - 9}J pren1m Cd .ags'. gof - DOB
pemad. short sight 5s75G prrmiam bondcn o. zoos pro
on nouiua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

SUPPOSED MURDER OF TWO MEN IN MISSOURI.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-The bodies of two men
named Pioneer and Rs1ford, perforated by many bullets
were found to-day the track Of the Toledo Peoria and
Wabash Railroad near Bandenyile. The men had evil
IDENTIFY been murdered. aud their bodies paced on che
rack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

LsTsysT EugOPyAs MARKETS.

LryEHpo ~ Ane 2Is m-Of sch ~ CctoT .sd,y 100
s-aH deliveries Of the new not below low Md
ding sold srfsssj.
LivrEPo6t Aug Tho market 'or Sarr iHf Fahr = "a
Msnchesr ner AMI derird whh b9JrIs eae
Dos Aug g6 m.srsehes lron Frsalfod la)is Oa.a
Tsc 1852 bone~ 99s AdsRltcA rom P"'a"
Rsates a sac co.
LiyERpooI AuS 2g--5 G. M --thsese GOlG rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

MUSICAL CONVENTION N NORTHERN NETWORK.
OSwEGo, Aug 2G.-The Musical Convention,
Of which Zsrrabn Of Boston conductor and j. G..
Parkhurst OF Oswego manager began at the Rink this
morning with prayer aud address by the Rev Mr..
fully. The mendelssOhn QuiDtette CLUB OF Boston is
Aere and nearly singers arrived, among whom
are Oi the best in the state.