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New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
TrLEGRAPUIC NOTES.

go. The United States steamer Dispatch. with the
Colres,onal Committee board. arrived Al newport
afternoon.
49,. Samuel d Haines. the defaulter OF the BanA
CountJ Pena aIeaeed yesterday 20 '
= yeAr
The Youngest son of John Warren of Detroit
sd evening ioIasc passing over ain M
Warner Il somewhere IN Nrs-fsr4
Dennis Sheehan an employ6 IN the Buring
NILS Ms1rr Mass fel of boins bot dye dau yes
dA, died ioai hours aef-ad he
20 ofAge
IA farmer named Hagaman of Troy, Penn. was
10 bT NJ bong~e anI hs hfl Asn because Aga
ori-'d ~. Ang -oE Seh vas le ~ u 0ss
ve,fs sIls Asd lsagtSh
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
YACHTING IN THE SOUND.

The annual regatta of the Queens County
Yacht Club took place from Flushing Thursday The
contest was open all and twenty three yachts from
Brooklyn. Harlem and New Rochelle entered, The
yachts we're gded three classes: lst Cabin slOops
2d open sloops jb aud mainsa 81. CIt-rlsged boats
The course was from saKe-boat of Tony Mlilers at
Bayside to Stepping Stones buoy thence to stake-boa
off McClean's dock, City Island, thence to Throgss
Neck buoy and return, sailing over the course twice
The prizes for the first boat OF each class with me
allowance one minute to the boat, handsome silver
cup and pennant; for second boat money przei the
third saved the entrance The winners and time OF
rae, was as follows
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
TIE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKErA

HAv,yA Aug l2suasr-So. II .. s. l3i9si9 reels . -.N
spanish zo 23&l@jj. American. 2j3r3f X AG 1grt %
lne stse 30 days currency ilQ i3 SHIRT gst.
IlJull7 prcmu 80 gold I29Q 3l short ag1t
81 premium. 0Rfos 10 l5J Ptr 1880
l3j premium. Several Of Ameran ras1ps -
Nes-fork The attempted pia'
100000 American gold bar che BIDS being utuaceas nth
reportsi that the spanish bank se slO0JOJJ
g01. ...-- ...
ItuII6 premium. ilv go l3DDl52 ps, Rlm Loaioa.
l6zul l5f prem Paris. 1910 l33 Drenil
Sa.ar-No. ~ d. :. Is0 0I3l2 resli = sr-oie
HAyASA Aug I4-Spsu.sh Gold, Z-J12U serein 2&-fZlD
grb.rye vtk On tie Ua st4t-s lJsD II
premium short ,ghr Il3aii5 premium. 81 lsy li y
IjJNl32 L-.1l. 90
prem un 0n Pars, l290l3L premium.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR RIcHFoRp. VT

TIE EAILkOAD AIIIDENI MAX RICHFORD, VT
MONTREAL, Aug. 4.-The persons wounded
by the railroad accident Hchford VT on Thursday
night have oeen taken 10 that town the dead were
conveyed 70 sutton Flats Among the injured are
Luther DAVIS United States Consul at Abercorn whose
iei' arm F" cut OF above the elbow, his night hand
crushed ana bad confusion OF the breast Charles
rye through oaggage-masier between Boston and
Montreal r. Baker. brakesman. and L. Baker. his
father the two express agents. are also badly injured
nr hhdersoh, naL agent escaped with slight injuries
ae'ss r As1 Of -sS BSreeS'oSs and Adams Newport n
~ art sliHhy ilyufea MT A. Grenier OF sunscott n
nae hsioG9e Of a9ntgome.y W was badly scaded ana is
crushed competent stsa VI doctors are In sranG
eaee. Wv IA %ttonu-
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

and the CUP manufactured BY TiYIny & Co.. Is on
exhibition in tn Office OF the Ocean Hotel 1t is unique
in design and is 40 inches high. On side
IL impression Of two swimmers and on
tho is inscribed: ITO the champion
swimmer OF the world" The contestants are
in daily training on the Betting IS greatly IN
favor OF Frantz IN cOnse, OF his making the best
two miles this morning Mr.. Johnson, the champion OF
England has 26 gold medals which he has won ID swim
mIng contests IN England W lille Mr. Frdntz has but six
Beth are confident OF winning. Several steamD0ats
have been chartered for ihe oc sOn and will bring ex-
cursioniss FROM New York.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
, PuREyoLoG1cAL PREDICTION.

To ne EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Twenty-Five years ago L cut out Tor
preservation the following paragraph, taken from
Fowler's American Pirensoqcat Journal Of May l5i9
IN an article rel4ring to Henry Ward Beecher:
All things considered taking his organic condition As
the basis OF our prophecy confidently predict tnat
IN ZEN wears he vii stani The strong man OF me
sg. ana for quarter OF a century will be the master
spirit OF his day and geuera.iou
Tie word the was printed in small caps - IN the
or gina IL NJ K
Netg- York. Aug. 10. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
srNGrLAR TRAGEDY IN CANADA.

GUELPH, Ont, Aug IA case of shooting,
which may prove fatal 10 TWO persons occurred near
the Catholic cemetery last night man named Hazel,
mlstakny a Miss Calver for his daughter IN com
pany with one Hurley. fred at the man ana then at me
rnI,on The first ,al entered Hurleys eft eye, and
the second entered Miss Calycrs mouth and passed out
through the caeek sue He'd. pursued Dy HdLrl VINO
ir.d again shooting her the neck. Bntn the victims
ID IN /, very critical condition. Hazel has hed
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
BASEBALL.

Fully 1000 persons assembled at Prospect
PARK parade ground yesterday witness tue hrst game
between the champion amateur Chelsea nine OF VII
iamsburgh and the Nassaus OF Brooklyn The Sassaus
TOOK decided lead the first part Of she game the
score at the end OF the third standing five to two
III thelr favor In their other innings che Chel,sas
ADDED three more to their and the Nsssaus four
the latter coming ont the vctors by score OF To s.
oche and West played their positions in good style f
the .heseas. ant q Il and Brown for the Nassaus. APP
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
BOSTON CONTENTS on Mr.. BEECBER'S
DEFENSE.
THE VICTIM OF A CRUEL CONSPIRACY

Taking the case as it stands now, there does
not .eeIu 10 be room for reasonable doubt thht MT
Beecher has the victim Of most cruel c0spuacy,
working against him In many ways ana lrOuI
variety OF motives, but from the moment Oh
It's birth intending his destruction 10 tne
essential charge against him there could IN the nature
~ things be but witness and she, after her nrst
waverng repelled and resented the accusation suHeI
ing she DID the terrible penalty OF the obstruction
~ her no hope Of happiness
this world. There another witness thouitoh 20
whom lt was said ali tie secrets OF Jlls
charnel house had been revealed, who
had IL IN his power 70 remove every
race of mystery from the scene. and allow the Judg
mpnt OF iustceOvug public TO fall where II was due.
The raasou9 BILE Inference from his silence, under the
rveaIed M yn treachery 70 both OF his irie1ds
vbiIe N woUld have added nothing the force VI Ill
Inn. ,IrlnI Oh
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH

GAME OF CRICKET II PROGRESS Al KENNINGroS
ovAL-A MEMBER oF TIE RED STOCKINGS IN
JURRD.
LONDON Aug. 1.-THE cricket match be-
tween the Surrey Club and IS OF America, at Kenning
oval commenced yesterday is again in progress TO
day. The weather is delightful, and there are now
about spectators. with the number steadily increas
Dg. II. G. schader. the thlrd base Of the Boston
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
THE ST LOUIS MALPRACTICE CASE.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA portion OF the testl-
mouy given before tue Coroners jury IN the Fortmeyer
malDractce case has been furnished by the Coroner.
but II contains little already made public The YER
diet of the jury
We charge and hold TO account julia Ettie Fortmeyer
for m, death OF Lena Miller the cOOred woman aud
o r me death OF the child Oi Louisa Bullet the Ger
man lllI found In her house.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
DrspERArE FIGHT IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 14-This afternoon
Philip Donnelly formerly steamboat mate had an a.
tercaton with Henry Weaver about money the latter
had loaned him. Weaver finally escaped from him. and
Donnely then boarded the John A. White ana
quarreed with the third COOK cOiOred man, "Lou be
stabbed. He then attempted 10 board Tue s,ehmer
snots DOuney. one OF the balls TOOK eHccl IN th
back lnflciing fatal wound. weaver Was arrested
The cOlOred will die.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
Do,,psTrc uAPKgTs

NzvORrEAv. Aug II-P,u- iul Trohls RrrT q - ffS:
Choice - JO0-7 dali MTef s5e Ws''r e2r oar
T,c Bravo tles Ilag igf C.
ST.. dull lover Offering s2f % DRY ;NtI ha.
shoulders J3sc. duI sui shoders le
Sides. ljis Xl3is isms tu4 supply, as - 4JH4De
Lirl easer Tece. - 2Tl6c Ksg ;6a-o'2 slr-A2 .ae-
1850 hhfs Moassss-S1 III nhl4 NIsU
dull. Louatna, ri Oh Western 81 Oj. C.les qIr.. rnID
Prime. Il ilgZ22c Neal = 50 - Colt
lOJs EKchange- -Nevi-rk sight y Sterling bB64
= 0WILNISSrOs. \ c. lf>lt- Il-Deaae steady 81
s3 T. T1r1eauu-
- Hsra ~ - fJr yellow Osp - - tor
VrAn Tar steady s.el1y - 80
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

Red Stockings. has Just been struck IN the face ny
hard hit ball and il believed TO have sustained DroKen
Jaw. surgeon has been sent for
LATER-In the cricket match between the Americans
and tho Surrey Club the game stands follows: IDe
Americans In their first inning made l0o the Surreys III
their first inning which they completed this mofhlhs
scored only 27 The Americans then went to inc pa'
and finished thesr second inning with score OF III l
surreys are now IN and when recess was taken t"'s
a,,o-noon for the baseball exhibition. had made two
runs with four wlcKcts down.
The came OF baseball between the Red STOCKINGS VI
Boston and the Athletics OF Philadelphia was caeu 81
the end OF the The Red Stockings won oS
the following score; a. O, ,n -.. et To.,l
Ahsis.. An sc:.i;;...... ) il
Mr. Pope Of The Boston Journal acted IA umpire
During the interval between the base-Dah ano c''oA'
match an exhibition OF throwing was given . ot'ouIh'
Of the Bostons threw l22 yards and Sutton of the Athe
tics l2o yards. The crowds assembled 10 WitneSS '
game was large and enthusiastic.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
THE PROPOSED SWIMMING MATCH AT LONG
BRANCH

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 4.-There was great
excitement tie beach to-day. Fully 1000 people
gathered along the shore 10 witness Messrs. B John-
son and A. Trautz the champion swimmers who swan
the Land for the Int ernatona contest
which takes place Thursday. The stakes t2Vco
were deposited to-day in the hands Of Charles Leiana'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
p1SScNGERS fRPIVED

PROM SEWOR EANS-in sferntshJ Ksu<-h'osS- A'- - -
9. Van Bentlvssn @. ". Peer H. brz-s Bliss a sf'F W
Briggs Same. Charles Loeb "a a.-. r t.s'-'- >
De La Cror 4 VI. Nrn-gums- Me fr- DR. md
Msgnnis. -hsireu ant Ms John b. htsr wa
B. g. L. Hopes N .rtt u i"t inl
wife william Reiurrh H. D. Balisu J. Armstrong Henry D.
Pal ir M,.k,
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
CENTENNIAL PROsPEC Is.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l4.-Ex-Goy. BiSler, the
agent for the Centennial BOard Of Finance returned
dav after successful tour the interest Of the Cen
tennial enterprise throughout New-Engand. Auxili-
ry BOARD. have organized all the Eastern states
AMI Michigan, West Virginia, and AIlzOna
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
A YACHT WRECK

NEwBURYPoRr, Mass, Aug. 14.-The yacht
Isabel frOm Boston for Portland, went to pieces
Plum Island to-day. Her passenger, B. 4 Minis. d. r.
Littenal, + T. Puiier, rescued by party %
hayIuaKcrs and carried 10 hotel ia an exhausted
cyndlNOn.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

THE ARKANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 14-The ordinance
OF the Constitutional Convention passed yesterday,
taking the Sinking and School funds pay the expenses
OF the Convention ana the State Government has
created considerable commOton. The Treasurer refuses
10 pay out the fund without mvndamus from tbs
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
YACHTING ON THE DELAWARE.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.-The yachts Al Dagger
and Harry strimme contested for the championship on
the Delaware River to-day course Of 10 miles
aad a fine race.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

Creedmoor Lrwn.-Ony y miles from BY S'~ir's rr
road best oHpral lots .lrI b.lsi
l.t-lctT, lai72s r-rtei ute
mortgage property. 500 500 41i -o, ,ern'
easy-t uoutlv Dre.-se -yc. Jl nm
i4rl from O'Clock Fox ful PAa-Gl- 9 fAVf
e.. IREAIsB. JUt Iliri-svo.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

Cr~.qO Aug luiet steady lDo
tar grades. oiI@rs tr o. .l1'
- 2j4<j % heIum 20 s00l - lJFr3 % Texans . %
lf4. Shipments. $500. -
Ifos,-iye active lai ghs ensrsir Pr best f1f-lr 80
50. Common % Piir scL- G1,i'' tH1-e j',r7i,s Er".
oH-e Receipt. : 900 hiDmrn'.. 5000
SHEEP--Da unsettled. Receipts 400. a. - 'od
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
AN AMERICAN CHALLENGES THE EUROPEAN
YACHT CLUBS.

LONDON, Aug. 14.-Mr. Loubat, owner OF
the American yacht Enchantress has issued
challenge any member Of any yacht club OF Europe
70 sail a match with his vessel next July for cup
valued at 100 guineas, the Prince Of Wales Cup
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

George Pipley a Coz ara committed 10 default OF
500 100 bail The claim OF Ripley Co IL thaf they sd
bonds winch they supposed be genuine. but when
turned out 10 De 'OrgPries.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15


c, Isl; "a. 81 4th 9Th 6th. 7b Stu. 9th. Tos.l
Sa''au................ o 8 I 0 i .
Umpire Mr. Koher Cunar Club. Tine Of game. hours
an 10 nnut.s F base BY Chesca times Nassau ne'
Rams earned, Chsi.el, !, Nassau. ..
large number of persons, a great many OF
wnom were ladies'. witnessed the game at CORNWALL on
Wednesday last, between the famous Moodna Club OF
Idlewd, the noted star Club OF Canterbury. The
Moodnas played short-handed but nevertheless gained
creditable victory will De seen By the score
The best play shown by Davis and Orr for the
Moodnas, and Beatte and Clark for the stars. The
game impartially umpred by Mr.. Nelson Reid. Fol
lowing is the score by innings:
Ir % 80 Ash. 5th. 8ib. 7h. ath. 9th Total
s.s2a'.......:..2 S9saaa....-:..22 8 8 3 S-i55
Nine of the Philadelphia cricketing party
defeated picked nine OF the st. John and shamrock
Clubs YESTERDAY game Of baseball at ST. Joan' n b.
by a score Of 81 TOT
The Maple Leaf Club, the champions OF
Guelph Canada. visited London, ont, yesterday ana
Tccumsch Club OF that place by the close
score Of 8 70 p
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY

A fire occurred last evening IN the cabinet
factory Of Messrs Nuhn Llessler III the rear u NO
135 Riyiurton-st, damaging the building and stock
,ho,,, q ,o, The building was owned by Ben amin
Gr.nl.hy The stock is insured 0y the National ana
Lafayette Companies.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

The second third prizes in the third class nave not
been awarded owing to a claim Of foul between TWO
boats. The Judges Messrs. A. Hartman ana Jonn
Doyes; starter, Commodore O'Neil.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
CALL FOR A TEMPERANCE CONVENTION AT
ITICA

ALBANY, Aug. a. - The State Temper
ance Committee have called a Convention Of the TEN.
perance voters OF the state who have not co0peraed
with third party movement 70 meet at Utica Sept o.
10 II Is TO be composed OF delegates rO
each A sembly District.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
A FoRGER BAILED AND REARREsTED

Charles b. Orvs, who was recently indicted
IN the Court General Sessions for forging hve so'o
bonds OF the Erie Railway Company released ve7-
to-day IN sO.OE bail He was immefia,eY rearrcSted
hY tue slerE, OceIs ~ civil suIt NJ TIE USth"" VA
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
THE QUESTION STILL UNsoLvED.

Tne question is sui unsOlved. The mystery
sleeps under the case Just II slept before. ar.
Beecher has made strOnga hght as ne can lOr II
for his very life; bat the cause OF moraly anu
religion could not hope Tor much
had TO establish itself on the ragged
edge of such difGse unsettled and incoLcusye mar
rative a this II wCh profound regret tnat us an
aver of Mr. Beecher Will DC pronounced lnsulclent dud
unsatisfactory, however deep an impression ~ mdJ
make Otherwise. Public Judgment Will not
be finally couded warped, Tor U =
fully capable OF dispOsng OF matters a" grave "a can DC
proposed 10 IT, Time must be intrustrd wlth the ciedt
ing lIp OF what stll IL left OF an agonihlng DOUBT
LEgr Cgnmenl. ofo.t1- Nerspar,rs ,,e SooonI Pag.I
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
THE SEw-YoRK YACHT SQUADRON.

NEWPORT, Aug. 14.-The New-York yacht
squadron have disbanded aud portion OF them have
returned here from the race TO Vineyard The Dauntes
ana the soOp Coming the winners OF prizes The
Idler and Vlndex had their tOpmass carried away
dining Inc race.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

The course was sufficiently complicated to BRING oui
the sailing qualities Of all the yachts, ana Was aoout
20 miles in length The starting gun flashed at 1000 ana
the boats OF the second class swept across the line with
a f,ing start The ThetIs first, the it4 quicay
II..te and ANNE followed iu order Of thc u class
HE L0reri was first. followed hy the starir, L'hy'
Em.-y aul Phautlm. Ine TINE NAa ~ lJu-N-.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

sAS PRAscrsco Aag iiTre folw-g - rit'' N naar
tholr sJ3 savage. So % as1rsgs'r b~s 80 ~
Consolidated Virgins. $50. Jtc.ff - B. .
Oyernau, 1856 j2air 81 Gou CARR so. Poat.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
THE 2:3l RACE.

UuIIHE VIt dIItIHUUh, TOIdsmlth Maid, Lulu, and
MalnOrlno CIT were shown upon the track President
whitney OF the Association ed them To the Judges
stand and presented each OF them on Dehalf OF me
bodies OF Rochester with beautiful collar made OF
hOwera Budd DODle, Chas. Green and Wn
elegant floral tributes. ~
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
Srerial honfes

Post-Orce Notice.-rhs MAILS POk kO@OPE iar he sess
.rrs A ArTlpAY .us Is 1874. will ts olce ss lolss
o. IUbsDAl a. IL on W MhDht<DAf n Il NJ on '"'"'
DN' :" - T l. JAMES y
Posy.OrscY Ngw loRE Aug. u l7lt
--ac,nI Neticr for t}reat brtzin if-sna
"a n closing of ao aes mS ~ AIa.gica To MORROW iasiai
be AttGal b. tue sA4p CV oi A';irra, pe.,.a..s
o v - .'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
TIE UTICA RACES.

UTICA, y. Y, Aug 1.-The Utica Park
meeting passed of very successfully. with charming
weather from first to last There has been vegy large
attendance Of spectators each day and the track has
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

Ladies suffering from Rupture 1isty rs-ei 81 .',a
cured Dv ELAsrc 6s3 BrosIFl Porsf kJ4- bstF
Ae 'puHg lJa huserl lIlr '11gc Pi 49, N'fA
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
LATEST SNIP NETS.
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ker5ocker Hembr, SrF Orleans A1s wa mhs
s,esmsa1 yadea,or Do.ne PAlGspal, m 70 L'r'a6s,
BHr Como lo wrd.or 3D. williams, GOV B'v i'' ', ,''
schr Joseph Soutler W arts - JOHN y b y il' VIA iD''
scaoosaRs-R.TEH Asp CASTS,
D. Webster, SeN Loslou. 81 Harlow. Nen'.ihvea
p Abel. Providence : t. Jones boston
J. n Ayres stamford Hannah ~ ..e';' Bo''oa
Geo. Brooks NewOort Henry ''e tfoE'len'e
Jis Hoffman. Neg-Hsvsn. z t'Egr N.F-h4ser
l. o. Weis Greenvi-6 Ha-,3. P4stoekst
Na.ad Grcenolch. sIas ugu.. ttst1'ks'
Henrietta SesL0nion. Cara Plf., r'ft-u-''-f
L P Alag, PloyiLoncs. Nl. "l.s-esl, r. J. ieu-e.
SAILED.
Bark. Investigator or star Of ooe of ,'o-e
don ore v DHsaO. ol Georgetown yet+efi'4
"ISD-auasl fresh =. \ B. c1-iT
DOMESTIC PORTS.
,.' 5. E,r,,la Williams. Tor Sss5s, dr Key 5r s.
las, 7s ;9i @ 2. s.. c' I 90. % 2.s'ss l %
Boston Arrived sclr Hattie B ssm1sOa i7cn Portland
BosTos Aux. lL-Arrvrd = : .Fg..aS '.",-n 'i''Ie >
PnGAosLraA. Aug ilCssre steamships Columbus 10, w
ROTTERDAM Golden West or bremen A''ed "a Lu1t ''
sRw.ORLEASs Aug l}-.sreI steamship ,res f NeH-iIrs
Arrived st rss steamships os Of Louisiana on -erP'o'
''' FOREIGN PORTS.
Ioypo~ Aug l4-Sae United Go Bour Wsn
lerer Cnropler Heapn aud , 4 Clements Ai,ra
, oa; & 1ans a sor. I.y har. % Hersra ena Grad ogsi ei
mania AZ ia alIt Igb i i.re ~ P'vro Kcs L.a-e 9
KaE,iaaii BaH.era aap Cchcro All cara McCye-v Ar
ryel United toe t.A .u', hl'e''e Aairns
5 Ills stewart Also lr-Te 9l .a h- -n-a
Eueeh @u0s Daphne hGgleuno IomnasIo Countess
% JggSTo~S Aug tre Cun,ri Line steamship co.
NewYor4 Aug. arrived here lt d. iai uo''l nay pro
ceslel - -lyeTpoe.
Aug u, Iat % so, ioas - a. ae inps-s@ '@ ''s" Too
Aug a. 5. Hunter from M,r,,e, for Bridgeport ay esbo-
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
PrBLIC OPINION

1orodden hi G'o.u and absolute rest from all
'''"'-' PUBLIC OPINION
The fate Of tie South is in the hands Oh I1e
stern people They can gys II PesOr a&ovsr SoT nor by
y y Lnts W.. a,s leagues Philadelphia Inquirer lt'eP'
Tho financial question has split the Demo pen o.
nay of II in0is from end 10 emo. theI9 h,,.aen
CiPp'd5Us struggle 10 the state convention @ ~
.Tcmenuo. .,S.fs nd the hard money men over the
re 'Rlc1arls"n aud singleton might JON hanHs
:, IN Logan aud get up very nice nttG IA TaoS,
VIZ - tL,ir own incinuati Commercial tlndl
We fnIlv recognize the fact that the negro
IL voter ud favor only such CONSTITUTIONS ia
tous on sut age as WI aiPS erHo voters TO cease
1lr a scrcGtaoIe role as agents Ior tne & hpnest
mcnt OF deeds OF shame ana W pin ~ pinchbeck
fagds. wlsiher white or colorsd- NewOrleans lines
D.mI c...;,.,
Although the Republican state ConyehIiOit .IUlt
I'm 4 ra me home o., senator COuRhng We trust
nat he ", have enough political sagaclIy, NOT & nOE
est convict0n 20 prevent his mnIehce "IJa p eron,
ip the Senate Ter gag law a. Oad a. Ioanu :; @ IO
b,,i,y ba,, the Convention from strong congt uha-
ton Of TIE Poland outrage on the press tHe !,
lr-ans have plenty 60 resolve ABOUT "Ituoi. - -
ths sen,eess nauiu"s which grace the annual outsN
IN 20 the people. Troy Wmg t"epJ
We have fOund fault with the principle un-
deriving tie various patent plans Of caucus reform ou'
L.. 0ecau,c are ,kcptlcu a. 10 Jhe pOssIi "a ~,
form But there Is only me way 10 OBTAIN y, a"u ' &
I. bv securing the attendance at me primaries Oh lut
golt Dea Ol the paIty Given TINS, there ls no udhH
flHt the liberty Oi the caucus VIII degenerate IuIu '
a uV y.
r - that can be devised viii save the caucus rom INT
rCces and the manipulation OF political r4nsnaster'
-lS1ringhct Union lkep9
our bonored dead are scattered over the
ccr.try Soldiers and statesmen and authors ir ubue
nm finished monuments the Atlantic 10 the Pdlhc
tr1, tbe lakes 20 the Cuff There spot where
III. dust 0 heroes is gathered together In WOrd, '"
have mo- Westminster ADDev. No great American conI1
80 Ncl.o.'. CIV as u. ship stcered into the thick o
tba ght at Trafalgar "A pecrage or Westminster AZ
beci" PeeIage nave not. thougn the Presldencl
n r vel rep ace it, A Westminster Abbey We have not
aUd have nothing 10 replace II. WY should We no
nave something VI the sort at Washington i-lChcas'
Truune.
If those who believe in honest money, com
M rcli freedom personal uDcrty, and the honest dl-
charge Of public obligations rely upon the Ouots pa1
names or the corrupt and demOrahzed ana error
uscuc0 political organ cations OF the day OF upon any
.Ic save - bold declaration Oi their cOmmendaDIe puI
p.rs and their own courage ana independence II IN
accomp uf those purposes. they VIII ccrtJlh9
ful other hand, they cast on party ldoiatry
aud ~ 20 in earnest ike meI VINO perceive th'
necessity for great political and economic reforms an,
a.. determined thai they shall DE 3ccOmph-lrd tuel
vii d. certainly succeeG.-lcmcag" Times, QndJ
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

NARDRpP-NA shN~,-Ol I2L inst. a. Em,age. cear,A
otrratLall 'l ~ rrs-d bv tlr Rev S-r'1I Lrc- " A.
Vicar ,GAI. uigls 5 eldest RoDer- arirop
esd 4mes Lodge" Croydon. LOui1u. 'o Ahc- ana
-"-A'. u IlJ1-as Waterman, sd ttr Lava Hte4liA"
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15

.o-,,al,v rece we'd by the oficials. ana arrank 'O
en-" interchange Of statistical informaoon.
Lord Dufferin, Goyernor-General olaO Oam"u"' 'oon
no has been making tour Of the provinces wa.
-, noa,o Great preparations are making 70 Gan nd
Nsit Sieasent and profitable one. ana the VI me
u ms v uatsI has been placed the dispOsa oi '"'
Tommittee OF Arrangements. 4
Prof. Hitchcock has written ie'vei .1,on, the
P-o, Orton's statement that tie sickness "'Ons
in- ~. ,.,,ors, which has kept them from COT
n,es for davs during past year ap cent At
@ eot of the college wear. while tee SAM Cent is only
ei ~iio- j. only H. He saws the per Ce - :. En- a
= 30 ana A. only willing 20 do'.3io IL 0''" " -
- ,~sst and nes; OF Gods creatloa' -
The Rev. Robert Laird Golfers reslsLa.ion sr''CDra
Of The pastorsbip Of the Church OF the MESSIAH ~ las,
- ,ooo,teo NJ. Collier went TO Europe last
-, On .-ount OF poor health. and upon resSnn S, =
n he was told bv an eminent ply yslean, Ia cli
MD he unsafe for him 10 return 10 az @ asfIveIy
tT,s re Ilrn within three years has Dcth gactior
fDrbiddep bis disorder. when Is nc , -esf from all
requiring .hul treatment anu @0'O1
faI as
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
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DIED.

Al Notirys Of aqr7ayes must be indOr'ef n'A iW
oang 4Hd atidyess