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away as u u nad psh somPoseu W As
many chilS' Inc pti,As are s'f."n uown
The canyon Tor the uistshee OF = nie.
Tie sewers ON th'ss cseAsioh' Ae
hea, To Useless, As ihareu any ssre'
smaller uhah Va. sa'r1 'unn,' sou'u W
IN nan an noui uae n"pd .s ~ y
came 9n', MAIN s'rest po'e 'ne spPs ~ nm
OF a Wih'.t sa'r 'ou's.' anu uoia an
- ~ nv Tn. c.nse az these Hoods
j. undoubtedly because Gold lies In . hol-
low letween hills on each slde ana Ine
s,ouas ~, w n.sJ mi nour Inv.
in tremendous volume. In Virginia some
damage was done Ia the railroad track.
Ina,
i'P"'~' '"''
now 81 make Sabbath-day journeys To the
,o, ~ vount Davidson. Accordingly =
,.,.,,., In co,,
pai'! W s"u"s p''P'' -"
Hill yesterday aud started tor that dikxy
eminene-. Tbs names 81 ,ho-e eoniP"s,ne
the company were; = y. weston anu MIS-
Ella Sierr.tt, l.. ". Lister ahd Mss nsile
keni, ~. D. Baker and MS. Lame ne
Martin, y. Elckniasief ana miss .aa LNn
tenbergor. Eatables AMI drihAAoi.s wste
ssnt up ~ ai'apvs, ~, n.,ni.I,ian far
,L.i nnTpo,e. and a most elegant lunch
was spread upon the roeks. the zee water
beinS as h'sr,y $3.50 aa;,r in The
the ou'n'' ,",lI"" -, L. g. sniay.
morning., anu s,Ia ~ lin, IAN.
h'eht' '"o NV, -. "s.s-nre.J N.
riV' ~ Wv
lace
AU,uL op BDOrs.-Hourte,n eases OF
l.o,. yah,.l ai aiout $500. shipped from
- p.....a A.. ,,,h ~ ,L. ny...nt
"a"
inobih !" " r''a"'"'' r
ping xool foe hackAy 4 Fair In the noun.
iains. disappeared When They reached
Reno. Yesterday, ofhcers bilbhie anu
~, IN ~, 49, nroc.,.i' an a .earch.warrant,
Ia A house on y street. between Union and
TAYLOR streets, Virginia. The place wa.
he eases were found AMI taken IA Judge
Co,'s Court. where they nov lie. The Of.
tic,r. bai uJ warrants Tor the arrest III
he partie-, aud cnptentcd themselves by
oplsring them 10 appear ia Court THIS
afternoon. Petanelh ordered WA p""'s W
sup" W"
ANtw s~ir'"'-hns'"'s'SAi al, mann.
preliminary survey
connect th" 4. ani T. shalt shn '"e pan
mill across Six-mile canyon with the h,aiu
| line of the Virginia ami Truckec road'
Two line. have L-en examined. u run
ming from directly north ~ the Consoli.
dated dump 10 the q. aud &. shaft and
thence across the canyon Ia the lo~er miii
the other from 'heend oi ihe uplir swl'eI
a,"u. .ho,,ar ~ H. Two. but i, viii
m%nnir, A.. building II a tnrn-table and
nolsiLIy m. use ~ a stationary engine,
m. ~n,inral ruut. 10 reach the paints de.
sirJ h. ~ run from ID. main uaek abovs
the sa'ase' but u ~ul not u pni'l ,ha'
ss5 pcea"s' VI f'r ~
the n
Tmrnr was eon-ide. able damage done in
sis-milc Canyon by the rain--.orm las'
saturday. siuiee boSes anil all such
thing, we've Torn up in the most aneere,
monlous manner sDd the ifasihehts o'
n'"s, one man i'm s,rrisge. Via
| sas the fiooi coming, unlocked and left
his can,agr right across the watercourse
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WESTERN DlSPEfu1
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL TO rur soLp NIL DAILY xrws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24

An Enthusiastic Republican Nee .
ting In SANTA Ross.
SANTA Rosa. July 2i.-The Rspubli.
cans held an enthusiastic meeting on
Saturday evening. Gov. Woods adj
dressed the meeting.
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TORRENT.
Anssher Detuxe-Maia ssress oaes
Mer flooslesl-An ExeisinW Tfnae.

Tba ct.,l ~ A.. w..,... n.,,.h.-u.
~ """''
Al present upon his Centennial Jamborre.
Il was not enough that Gold Hill should
hay. b.., ,r,,sfo,m., ,n,o +. ho~,;,y
-. 80
"A>" W "a'e's gu oa'uruA last WI
he must start in to-day 10 drown us
out again. The NEws has the greatest
.-.... c,.. 90. w..L.. -.
""f.e' '"o .s'A VI INV " ou'
wonld with all Difference suggest that 1t
would b. AGREEABLE II he would kindly
consent Ia plug mp his barrels and give Us
q rest. Water I. well enough In Its way
bnt clerical friend OF the meteorological
bureau does not seem to have . clear con-
ception OF the quantity which Is agreeable
to certain communities III the prayers Of
the temperance societies hase anytning TO
do with these cloud bursts the members
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THslarsesisiOe OfdrygoOdss'bsailsnd's'e'
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PrRsoSAL.-Mr. l.. l.. whesfef, tsepf
fos Remington. the San Francisco paper
dealer, vas in town to-day.
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TIAvR REMOVED I'D HALLS BUILDING
IL opposite the vesey House. wbere tbev siiii
keep . full line of Painis. OILS. 0ls.s. Wall
papsr. etc. Painting, Grainirg and Paper.
hanging u every description dons with dis
patch. md warranted 10 give satisfaction.
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CALIFORNIA PRESS.

SAN FRANCISCO Juno IL, 1875
Commenting the nominations ut Cincinnati, the
Call, this morning, says
1--WE regard this rs strong ticket The nom nation
OF Hayes viii consolidate the republican party. The
country has heard less of him than Blaine, Morton,
Conkiing or Brstow, and It has heard only good. We
do not know prominent with q more impregua-
Bile reputation
The ChsuRicte remarks that 'thc ticket is strong
one; tact which will DO generally recognized
than when the Of the begins to
DO felt The republicans can enter upon the
carrying weight and free TO wage aggressive
warfare. Hayes Is in point OF availability, the wiscst
choice that could have been made. with the single
cepton OF Brstow.
The Alta comments as follows
''sn common with the vast majority OF the republi-
cans in this city. we iecl measure VI disappointment
~ tho defeat Of Blaine candidate for President,
but this effect will pass away the more they know OF
Governor Hayes ana his nntecedcnts or all the can
didatcs before the Convention. next TO Blaine, Gov
srnor Hayes Is the more popular The general scnti-
ment so far as It has found expression seems 10 DO
that Hayes is the second choice Of almost every one
and thai the nation will the unit ed support
Of the party rho only sorehcads any, Will be found
among the federal brigade. =
Wheeor's nomination gives general satisfaction.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CAMBRIDGE from Boston Tor ango went ashore
on s ss ~ s Il
sengers aud crow are saIo.
for the damage her bow will tempo
say repaired and she VII be sent TO Boston for an
stcar,er katahdin tonight.
BARK Ax.l.x Cd GSd,ss from Palermo which ss.ivsd
fog on the sw Spit where she emAined sos sims but
BRIO JOSHUA KING DID, from Cardenas for Falmouth,
In distress with loss Of sails and spars
scnR MADAGASCAR Rich. which put back Phladeiphia
18th leaking had IAN and went ashore on Joe
Win oss Of and resolved damage to her bot
causing her TO leak LOO strokes hour She
Scna cAnsnIA BD, from Boston % load for s. John
NB went ashore on Bangs Island near Portland on Friday
scnR ANN slrPLs before reported ashore Sesconet
has stopped leak and proceeded.
scnx Il Y4sa SAWYER from Calais with lumber, drilled
morning, and strained considerably BY the tide leaving
be In . condition to proceed on her voyage
s.sSEs from bangor for Quincy Point shsh
ing and has gone the railway for repaira
Norm SYDNEY. Oh. June i6A survey has been held
as ~ S.rs Emilio B1ss s SsO,s reported % I'll.
the 2lst inst
PORTLAND: Ne. June 1.-THE :chr. L Hammond, hence
three and loaded With bricks There Is nsur
either vessel cargo
wrecked xichias Seal IsiAnd tho TN inst
TnonAsros. Juno i5-schr Washington Freeman. Robin.
ashore the rocks birch Cove Saturday
Last hole through the bottom and ded with
she has aimee been pumped out and repaired Damage
slight
SaiPnuLpINo-At Pembroke, Mr. Frost has again CON-
menced work his vessel which has been lying Idle for
about year.
The ship In Of construction by Messrs Smith
Townsesd ut East Boston, for Henry Hsslngs Co. is
ceed the upper deck and panked half door She Is
about lSID and 10 Of beautiful model The
ships frequently before nosced remain idle There
several three mased schooner also laid for lack Of
ploymcnt
At Thomaston schr George Loud timber
for Edward Bren ship which viii DO set this coming
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE Is l87eQUADRUPIE SHEET


York. - ' ~
MALAcA June lin port bark Abby Bacon, Merrill from
Annera arrived same aSy. for New York. !dg.
Aosrkyipxo April 27-Arrved. brig = Packard. Ans
bury Campsns land cleared 18th Rio Jxnerol Nay &
sehs Geo TsrSsli HiFsins. Rosario 70. Padang
IN port May 10. bnrks sxrmiento. Moody Adams)
x.itns o,dsrs Emms Frances tsr) Burns for Sev York
Belle Hooper, Giikey. In dock. repairing
MONTREAL June a4-Clesred bark Goiconda Waterman n,
Queenstown; 10Th steamer West stanley Whites, Lon
dondery ship City d Montreal. Wilson. Glasgow: bark
Wtnifred. Trunks. Sunderland.
NusQuAsH- NIB. Juno l3-Arrived ship Tyro (Br. Rob
bins Bremen via She bnrhe Ms.
NORTH SYDNEY, Oh. June 16-Arrived. steamers Lang
do for do land both sailed l7th)
QUxskc june 10 Arrived. tsr,. wyiis.
Sissred lsth. ship Kcsmos. ElIstssn, London.
SiNcAPonE. April 29-Ln port. bsrks Hswfhorue Mason
from Posdsuy vie An(er In arrived I'D repg Alma
Lord rom and for shanghai arrived I'D: Brisbane (Br
Pcrusna fBr,. for New York.
c, " HS,xxs, Nay i2TAsrived ship City Camp tBr,.
mnnd Phiansy, bacon. Akvab for Falmouth
In port, May 20 brig William Armstrong (Br), Webb.
for New bedford with oil, ready tnr
Bath.
ST Jons. NIB. Juns l7-sailed. ships II L Richardson
Norton. Liverpool Auskoots (i3r,. do
Cleared 18th. schrs Aldytha Brnnscomb London: vir
ginia. baltimore: Emma Philadelphia
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Steamer wsser osD. Buie~. bremen via seasAsnp-
steamer Psrere dFr,. Daure Havrs via Plymouth E.
steamer Liberty. sundbsrg Havana--Jsmss 4 Ward
steamer state Of Texas Bose Galveston via Key West
steamer Hudson. eager, New orissn.-clart sesmsn,
Steamer Algiers Hawthorn. New Ore Ans-Chas Whit
Steamer San Jacinto. Hazard ssvsnnah-w Garrison.
Steamer City Of Atlanta, woodhuli chsrieston-Jas
Steamer Benefactor. Jones' Morshesd City and wn
STEAMER h:ysSy w..ss ' rs.ss s!a.
ship Pawn. cssvesnd. London-rhos Dunhsm's Nephew
ship JssspAine sNor,; Smith, H.,rs-c Tosl.: 4 Co
B..s @ Ssss or ss'
BARK xddis SsxS.m. Curtis. Cork for ordss-Brs. Son
r, S:ss Apss Ss Falmouth
BARK Dsgmar tSor Dsnisissn Quesnssovn or Falmouth
Bark Johanns Marie GER. GusssvuA Hanbury-gunsh.
BARK Emma llschasld Hayden, sts.sia--J Insr.h.n
Brig Little Harry tBr. smth. Giasgow-D Dc Wolfe
Brig r " Nesser. Hewitt. Cork Falmouth for orders
Brig Eurosydon (Br,. Sinclair Cork Pamossh
BRIG Exprsss tBr,. Burke. c.ps Town aud Port Natal
Brig Morning Light Din. Dsmsrasa-L. Arm
Brig shannon. Moore. Dsmerars-Lssyersn 4 Co.
brig sarah Crowen Br). Foley. s. Johns. PR ons-
Schr susan Thurow, Strout. Cork Falmouth for
ders-Brctk Son Co.
schr James Phelps ROCKWELL Jscmsi-B Weinberg !
Co.
schr Hattie Smith, Lss, Nassau. NP-B Weinberg
20.
schr Hibbard tBr). Merriam HALIFAX. Ns-P Nsvius
schr Annie tBr, Mclaughlin St John. NBPI No
vius 4 son.
schr Marcus Edvards Douglass. Observation-Disclosures
Ray.
schr Burdes Har Brooks charssson-Bentiey. Glider
sleeve h Co
schr Eleanor SQuires. Georgetown and Pot Blun SCI
Hurlbut Co
Schr Beurm ann, Smith. Balsimore-w Chalmers
ScaiS Joseph March. Brown. Hslowel. Ae-vsn Brunt
Bro.
schr Elsn Gott. Piper. Boothbsy, Ms-Haviland 4
Pressey.
sehr Aidins. Deanison. Aachas. Ms-simpson- Clspp
Co.
schr Minnehahs, Swim. New Bcdtord-vsn Brunt Bro
Schr Mansfield, Achorn, Providence. RI-Ferguson B
Wood
soop Eliza Ann. Mackey. Hartford-Erank Pidsson.
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coAsrING AND FOREIGN TRADE-capsains officers Of
vessels IN eoang observing tho
displacement removal of requested
publicly tho attention Of the proper aathoss letter
addressed TO editor OF the HERALD New YORK city"
giving accurately possible the number and position
displaced buoys the Of their removal will suco In
all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific Of
the American Continent Whom they observed the
OF European countries In the Mediterranean il 10
requested that information DO either by telegraph
Fleet street. Londen, 10 tho Paris ohcs 81 Avenue Dc
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph Il used dispatches
be addressed Bennett. ~ Fleet street, London"
Bennett 81 Avenue dc rOperA. Psrta" Where Of
observed ~ the Of beyond
the reach ofthe telegraph Asia Africa captains
communicase with upon reaching the hrs convcaens
port This will be csbied tree OF charge the
HERALD and published
p9-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The Nsw YoRx
HxRALp has adopted Coson night sgns foe
board the HEKALB yacht showing while burn
ing the colo red red changing from the other
In be several miles distant Cap
vesses upon seeing this signal. will oblss
preparing marine they may have for the Ship
News Department OF the HKRALn
ra-Persons With
ofHKrALp yacht pier East River New York
all parts ofthe world promptly de-
hyered Duplicates required
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..

WAR DEPARTMENT
0YYIcx OF THE cHIgY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Isl AN.
Probabilities
For Sunday in the south Atlantic States westerly
Winds stationary or lower temperature, rising barome-
ter and partly cloudy or clear weather.
For the Cult States southwest to northwest Winds
cooler clear partly cloudy weather and stationary
rising barometer.
cooler west and northwest Winds partly cloudy aud
clearing weather, with possibly light local rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys stationary rising barometer north and north
Yves, WINDS stationary followed by hiehor temperature
and partly cloudy and clearing weather
For the upper lake region steady northeriy Winds
cloudy and possibly rainy weather, falling followed by
rising barometer and stationary or lower sempera-
lures
For the lower lake region ncreasing casterly winds
vccring to southery partly cloudy weather and pos
sbly local rains stationary temperature and falling
followed by stationary barometer
For New England, stationary or higher barometer.
southeastcrly WINDS stationary temperature and
partly cloudy and iosgy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States southeast veering TO
southwest winds, stationary barometer, low tempera
ture, partly cloudy weather and local rains
Tho rivers will remain on Saturday.
Cautionsry signals continue on the Middle Atlantic
coast
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BELSAsr, juno ie-Arrived osek Csnqnsst Small PhNA-
dciphia
cADrz June il-sailsd. brig FidsIis tBr. Young Nsw
York previously schr Anna Hswkins United States
DuHLis, Juns i7sailed. bark Albion Nor). Rads Uni
tod States
GRxxxocx. June i7-Arrved ship hissouh CBD. Warren
Pensacola
HuLl. June i7-Anivsd, bark Armenia QtaD, cavaiio,
Philadelphia
HAWK. June le. ePx--Saicd, steamer Canada Tn.
Franguel New York via Plymouth
LIVERPOOL June l7-Arrived. steamer San Marcos (Bp,
Burrows. Baltimore.
sailed i7sh ship Evangetns (Br. Manson, New Orleans;
barks Palermo tr,. Mclaughlin. North Americas xadgs
widare (Br). Hoffman. DO
LONDON. June i7-saiied, brig Jcha swan Rumbaii.
New York
LocGuswtILxY. June i7-Arrivsd. bark asslIs Mop
Brun. Baltimore.
NARrrosr. June i7-Arrived bark Maggie 0'Bryau (Br)
FLYNN. Boston
Moxrnoss June i7ssilsd. bark syIphids tysD FEEDER.
sen, Unite ststeA
NEWCASTLE. June i7-sailsd. bark Bsrselosts ssvens
QtsD, Canesc. United States.
PRSARrn June l7ArrIvsd snip spscuater (Br), Pitt
man. 81 John. NIB.
Quxxxsrowx. June i7-Arrivs1 bark Ansonistta Utah.
Fsrraro Philadelphia
wrssnAcH, June i7-Anivsd bark Frsdsn CSsp. Haver-
sen. Baltimore
WATERFORD June i7-sAilsd. bark Irene tAsU Dunlch.
United ssatsa
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FOREIGN PORTS

crrSvrycos June i3-Anived brig Marposs. Milton.
philad~lphiA
GisnALrAK. May 24-Saied. briggs Tycho Brake dDsu)
Erarup Pasrmoi New York land through the
Straits 18th Mary Williams tBrl. Hanna drom Cstcl
for
HAVANA June is-Arived. bark Waldo. Estes. GiAs-
sailed i4th steamers Emiiianc yspan,. Ncndexona Bal
iAase 18th Leo. Daniels rom Nassau. New ,ork bark
Albania Span Bouric do schr Alpha Salisbury Boston
iush. steamer rsppahannocK. cooksey, New Orleans.
UsLFAx. June I1Arrived. bark Fisher Dr.. from
wrssngton. +: irg Texads tBr. Myers. Bostcu l7th.
Neva f3r. Sr.etxer. l.SLou.
Arrived I'm An steamer Worcester. from Charlotte
town is,i sailed ~ IN h,r Boston.
saisev i6th brig Morris Br), Psstersou, JamaicA
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Steamers Peregs Orb for Havrs City Of Richmond (Br
Liverpool; weses Ger. Bremen Anchora tBri Glasgow;
Tyrixn tBr do Liberty Havana Re State OF Texas Gal
weston and Key Wsst HUDSON New OsleAns; Agess 90:
Of Atlanta Charleston; Old dominion Richmond, re;
Knight Georgetown, DC: snip Continental Francisco;
barks Georgia tBr) London SavA (Auxl Penarth Roads
leusens. Leith dermaria Pors). Oporto AlninA Lon
don; brig Water Witch. Baltimore
Wind at sunset. SSE: midnight. ssh
Barometer ~ sunset. SOFT: at midnight. 3ulA
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THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.

ST.. LOUIS, June II, 1915
Frederick q. Prince, Secretary OF tho Democratic
National Committee arrived here to-day and VIII
with the local committees in pcrccting arrangements
for the Democratic National Convention. Augustus f.
Schell Chairman of the Democratic National Commit
tee expected here tonight and other gentlemen Of
note will probably arrive next week.
All tho hotels busiDy engaged completing their
for the accommodation OF the State DELE
cations and other guests and, from present appear
ances. there will DO no lack OF room tor all who may
visit the city during tho session OF the Convention.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

xsrchaats shipping and Informed
that BY teegraphng TO she HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No 4s Fleet street. London" the
Pars Office. Addressing Bennett 81 Avenue rOpsra
Psris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign trading
With the United States the viii cablsd ths
try tree ofchArgs
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Msdi-
erranean ports will md the Paris ocs the soonomi
cal and expeditions for tsiegraphing nswa
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HEAVY RAINS IN GEORGIA.

DESTRUCTION OF CROPS IN THE BOTTOM LANDS
OF THE SAVANNAH.
AUGUSTA, June II. 1870
Rains have been general throughout this section for
seven days past, and the crops both sides of the
Savannah have been submerged. There total do.
struction of the crops the bottom lands The river
has thirty icet and is still rising A frcshct
threatens the city, but no serious results are appre-
hcnded. The ram stopped this afternoon aud tho
weather is clearing up
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ENTHUSIASM IN Sxw ORLEANS.

Nav ORLEANS, La, June IL, 1874
large and enthusiastic republican meeting held
nj Mechanics Institute night. Ex-Governor War
mouth presided Speeches were made by cx-congress-
Sheldon, General George A. Sheridan aud others.
A salute of 100 guns was fired and there grand
display OF fireworks IN ratification OF the nomination
OF Hayes and Wheeler. Mr.. Yarmouth said EVERY
Liberal Republican in the Union will support the
ticket, aud louisiana will give 70 900 majority It."
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AFTER THE NOMINATIONS.

Al the principal hotels last evening there but
little comment tho Cincinnati nominations A
cheerful healthy tone has taken the place oil dread of
the Unknown Tho republicans know Tor who Il to
cheer and they chccr accordingly, but seemingly not
with great heartiness NOISE. The democrats
now the more dcmonsiratvc They have found the
men to denouncc the other side; but their denim
ciatons lack the spirit because they all
agreed as to who shall be their own candidate, and
hence have to vent OF their Lfavor toward TIL
den, Alien, Hendricks, Bayard or Thurman
There the present time but few representative
republicans in tbs city. and the .boys" cannot DO
noisy without their leaders As many delegates Wal
reach this cy from CINCINNATI this afternoon u may
be presumed that Tho real hustle OF republican prepar
alton for tho campaign will begin tomorrow. Yet
several clubs have already been organized support
Hayes and Wheeler. Two formed on Friday night were
mentioned In yesterdays hgnALp Another was
organized last night the Ninth ward. OF which
Colonel John s. Ellison is President; Andrew Page,
Secretary, AID Charles J. Rose, Treasurer
At meeting OF the John Il. Dowley Republican
Association, held AT No 1874 East Broadway
ing Tho following resolution vas unanimously adopted
alter speeches In ts support bv Colonel A. J. II.
Duganne, Charles Abbott, Dr. Powell and o,hers:--
Resolved That this association ndorses the platform
.oasd suppor, 70 Eu,hsrIord b, Hayes End wii.m 4.
Wheeler. ,As e., standard bearers or 1873
or The Lnion, when offered nomination Tor Congress.
OF our koldiers aud their work which mAintain.
Resolved. THAT the who their battle ground.
defeated those democratic leaders, fcndeton and
Thurman. and their follower William cn Is tue leader
who We want " roat all vesges Of North
Resssvsd. Tbs, william A. Wheeler. ., Sow York. .hs
republican statesman. the neoraptble Official tne solid
business the thorough pariis he
showed himself when President the Sew York CoustG
Nonai Convention OF 1855 will be proper
President OF the United States Senate Of pure
earnest patriot. Henry Wilson. Of Massachusetts
The following paper was beng signed by the men,
bers OF the Union League Club yesterday
10 " ovr ia rx4o In s,.tr
SiKThe undersigned membcrs the union League CLUB
respectfully cali meeting
OF the club, TO be held Wednesday evening" the 2i
lor the OF rstng excellent
~ the republicans ~ Cincinnati
Among the signers OF the petition Messrs Ham
lton Fish, Jr. William Fullerton, Charles watrous,
Joseph Scligman D. 5. Appleton and Charles W. Gr.s
void.
Much excitement existed in the rotunda OF The Gus
tom House yesterday account OF the Cincinnati
NOMINATIONS. The whole place was ornamcnsed with
flags frccrackers were discharged by the dozen. A
picture OF George Washington al the Clearance once
bore the following dosgrci:-
sound the newxay,
Boat the gong;
Strike the hurdy -gurdv,
Lot The loud hossnnahs ring
Every booy clamca some affinity other with ONO
account OF Hayes nomination. There APP
pointecS from OHIO, however, Ia the Custom House.
xf.V Nc
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Arrived St Helena May Is barks Adeine Gibbs Shell
Nh. 30 So sailed 2oth TO cruise Drake Peaks
lou do saud sailed 18th TO cruise.
AZ st Helena Nay 80 bark Palmetto Bolles NB arrived
llth with 306 bills ~ OIL
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
wHALEMEN.

Buoy No AZ on tho Southwest Spit New York haSbor Il
shifted about 800 feet south from its position.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Forward fBr). Srachan from Hong Kong April %
for Victoria. vi. May Z. lat - n. Ion l26 w.
Bark Forward B) ssrachsu from Hong Kong for viete
Z. May Z. lat Is N Ion l26 E.
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THE POLITICIANS.

WHAT THEY sax AND WHAT THEY THrSK-IHE
WAY OLD sTAoxRs TAKE rHE NEWS PEoM
CINCINNATI
Shook. Van Mort Co delighted. Ii is
already minated that shook is TO be provided for
wooafords friends do not think he viii be Post
mxsses General
The Blame people hostcd no mar on The tall tower.
The Long Branch viii DO run as usual
George william Curtis DESTROYS that the centennial
ssas shsusd witness return 70 the principles OF The
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Brig Mary { rincs. rssem,. nom Havana Jaas
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Steamer city y nIesa.eaa sDr Books Liverpool via
~eernssowl--J q J4go.