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New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

Peoplc with good memories are remembering that
when Preston Brooks feonioisly assaulted Senator
Simmer and IA motion was made for the expulsion
of The criminal from the House, William H. English
then "A Representative, voted against IL. III Wouiu
hardly he worth mentioning IL IL were not so th"r-
oughly characteristic OF the man. VINO Is no" hatui-
oIlv spokcn of by Southern Democrats Us " noble
and glorious patriot" They evidently have conf
deuce in his financial management If a Democratic
Administration should render payment ior what they
call "our property" Ii. g., ncgroeo possible Any
hod,. rcodv to vote for OF promote such indcm
r,tv comes M 10 the ex-sayehoders idea Of " 6
noble aud glorious patriot"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
sysau.3lotk Daily 0rlbnase.
FOUNDED sY HORACE GREELEY
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1850.
THE NEJTS THIS MJRNiNG.

FoRpIGy-The Porte promises IN ITS note that IL
y;ll toke energetic steps to cause the surrender OF
Dulcio a. so ,n as It receives certain assurances
- Mr.. Parne proposes to organic the Lana
C,,c,,e on a new basis - The King OF the ha-
Naiian Islands has recrganized his Cabinet. 1----
There has been large fire IN AK. France
Dour,ric.-The Vermont Legislature elected
officers Yesterday. .- A fatal cattle disease
has appeared in Virginia. -- Two nll's
in Lowell. Mass. employing 40 men,
vors burned Yesterday: loss, S3o0,0OO
fnl,v insured. - President Hayes was
entertained by an Indian war daace in Cmatilia
Oregor Tucsiay evening. 60 The Georgia cleo
lion resulted in the reelection Of Governor Co,quitt
= ,terdav 60 Tie annual meeting OF the
c.,ectors of the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad was held yesterday. --
Preparations were making Yesterday iortbe celebfa-
ron of tie battle of Kings Mountain to-day
- General Grant was present yesterday
.t the reunion of the Dist Illinois Regi-
ment in Decatur. =-= Professor Benjamin
Peirce. of Harvard College, died yesterday. ---
The Boston Commercial Convention organized yes
terday -- The Indiana Republicans are cOhn-
dent OF success If fraud is not pIactISeH
CRY AND SUBuRBAN-1he Hon. Edwards Pierre
mont d iivered a Republican address at Cooper In
stitute last evening. GO George h. 1eaman
smoke in the Brooklyn Campaign Tent =---
The General Convention of the Protestant
Fniscopai Church was opened yesterday. - The
Warren Court of Inquiry met. "A bank mes
senger was robbed in Broadway stage. ---
The National Association of Wool Manuiac-
turers met The funeral OF the
Rev Dr. :. ii. Cox took place III
Brooklvn. == Samuel Verplanck Hoffman died
- Una. Gidelia, Harold, Charlie Gorham and
Strathspey won the Jerome Park races - Gold
value of the egal-teader silver dollar i12l2 grains
s74s cents Stocks generally dull. higher in the
morning and lower at the end closing quiet but
feverish.
IMe eWEArHER.-TRIDUNE local observations IN
dicate clear partly cloudy and cooler weather
Thermometer yesterday highest o|; lowest
BIO; average, 57osO.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
uu COL 1nrrRS urS1 VOTE EOR HAYCOCK
HousK or REPRESENTATIVES,. :

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
WAsHINGToN. ID. c., April %. 1850. ,
Dr.p SIR: Your favor was duly received. l
xould most cheerfuliy Introduce ana ntg
The n p,ssage of a bi. such as YOU suggest Out wti
~. oreseut Democratic NOu.c pension
s.;s,s sIo mo-. I,aye much favor. IL has be-
come almost impossible to get consideration oi sucn
a hill AZ all and when cons .dered, us cnaIcr o,
aa's;n% q The House is very remote, and the kHbe'
..rcroI who ~ nj the head Ot tHc ZEN.
sion Committee in ilie Senate ~ ..l snl
more aycr.c 10 allowing amy s"ch ~niiis ~
so nns.. II wonid not be at all pr0ba lt' thei' ,
tore that the bill will be got through. VIII
confer with your brother. If he THINKS theIe i ,s
anything ia the matter VIII very ooiulal4 @ aot III
the matter. Very truly, T. H. DkLiLhoo'hh'
T.. w. CURRIDEN, esq.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
WHY THE SOUTH Is SOLID FOR HANCOCK

WHI THE NUUIH ~ NOIlIU TOI' III ''O"O" !"
Fom The Staunien Valley Vrginidn, Jnty 49, lsso
Consider what Lee and Jackson would do were
,,ov alive rursy ARE THE SAME PRINCIPLES FOR
xv,,cu 1uEy FOUGHT FOR FOUR YEARS. Remember
th, men who poured forth their life blood on IlT-
eInIa's soi and do not abandon the now. Re
Tho Democratic tlcket"-I lFdfe Hampton, at the
meeting in Tie interest Of Democratic harmony an I"-
0iaio, at Staunion. July 2G, 1880.
,o, ,,oa,y mt Democrats Of S.1nt0n lcho sat the
~' ' platform whAe HGmDton spoke
We the undersigned. heard the speech OF General
Wads Hampton delivered in StauI Oh, on tae Zoth
of .July W. have also ID the report thereof pup
Gshed in The Valiey VIsiaia1 on the 23th OF JAW
ord hereby cert,fv that that report was sub tan
1iaiIv correct ARCHIBALD q. STUART,
u. G.. TINsLEY.
A. E. OORD ~,
HUGu T. LYLE.
S,aunton TG., Aug. 2G, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

Look AZ "Circular No. 329' and hurrah for a
'cnange," if YOU can.
II il quarter of n century too late Tor man VINO
talks about nqgers" to be elected President OF the
United states.
There is n tremendous Democratic colnmotion
over Grants merciless comments on Hancock III ~
ho truth which hurts the most always, aud 1t Is the
manifest accuracy OF Grants estimate OF the Su-
nrrb-" ambitious, vain and weak (which makes
spch a souirming. The explanation of Order No.
an "a precisely iii accord with The spirit OF the
order itself and there can bo no question oi us
,,,,,hfrlness. "Hc did not subject the military
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

There are three Southern States the Repub-
ucans MAY possibly carry. namely, Virginia, western
Virginia and Florda.-( Albany Evening Journal (feD)
"329r is the new secret sign OF the south,
ern KuKpx II takes the place oi the cohil' Shi ana
Jeff Dlvis's friends are just nOY dcacns
tne wal OF Nortner1 towns aud cities with these c"O
alistc numerals Chicago Journal tRtp]
The Democrats see no political slgnlh-
cance in the Republican gains recorded Monday. Iiey
viii have tnelr Eyes opened ABOUT monta from this
timr.-( New Haven Journal (s pD
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
PARK THEATRE.

The piece entitled a Baflled Beauty" which
,vas produced at this theatre last nigh, consists
mainly of dialogues from Mr.. +. l.. BenedcFS
novel of Her Friend Lawrence At some mo-
mcnts in its progress it awakens the sense OF I'M
nendinr action, but its promise is never iuhed,
and # anybody is puzzled it is the auditor. Miss
Rose Evtngo acted u hldeous character win con
,"r,iIc fnrce The theatre was crowded. and the
audience received the piece with apathetc good
nature
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

1t having been announced that members OF the
Irnon League Club who desire to contribute to the
expenses OF the Democratic party IN the coming
pr,sidenlal election can send their remittances to
- member Of the firm of Phelps, Stokes & Co., we
ora orthorized 10 state that contributions from
rernbers of the Union Lcaguc Club for the legitl-
mate expenscs of the election Of General Garfield
will be received by Mr. Isaac ~ Phelps, OF that hrnl
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Tnyinrs5 NcIirfs

-'- CONpfNsXp MILK
Tuy alwavs -,
FAMILIES wishing their supplies OF BOOTS anu h'
shoes for The fi obtain Al the various m
TJ,es usses ,;e temen and Youth cool articles pofu"
prices by patronzin@ MILLER ~ - - ",oe -
To ONE AND ALL.-Are YOU s'iiieilne m rom ~, u
Cough Cold, Asthma Bronchitis or any 0i lne n sn
son,rv ,ronb'es ha 40 often end Consumption II ~
ASA WBOg's PURR COD LIVER OIL AND LIME Ill iy
nre remeiy duScK preparation Iul y ~. h1
brescribcl bf mera' faculty. Mannia tnIe oAS " "
X WuvOg Chemist, Boston. sold by all druggists
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
PHI ADEIpUIA RCPEATERS OFF FOR INDIANA
Lrnnn The IhLdG.ipRtG Press lKcpl

The desperate effort oi the Democrats 10
carry Indna orriby illustrated Nv tue Iact that ths
wrlyknown 'Saure McMulln has oeen called on 10 ehu
nj. services. On sunday ne received tergram nom
Sneaker mue j. Randall VINO II s'unplng IL INA ana
tn rrnalr TO thar State Hurrledly on that cay Two
gans II dtsperadoes of the Fourth ward we're oI-du
lnd and nj ,:55 O'Clock sunday night Boo -inlth Lister
L,e T,Iem Ed Nugent, Bob Bracken, Cnaley binh
NICK stafford and Charles Young (no the coroner eA
,,e-senrrrl left with crowd OF rougIs. Ihe-e h'h
passed through PittsDurg yesterday leInoo an" W. 80
seen by y detective who was Well a,lu'litout W. -,
tne,n Last night McMullln mn self, Win Il uuIuci
Enurth Ward workers. took the cars Tor th. '"p'' "a
I,dana The wnO 20 on I'M, heIaI'o"e r. W m i ~
some of characters IN thS cI'S "a .p."o
many of those who the palinY daSs o. l' h
MoyamensIng Hose were known ds 'ne ,i' hr ,y End
,rt bn to repcat all they can on tecloh "dS "ht
uu1S @ h h,lanre Of the time in intmldhting voters
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
a mrsements ano Mesnnss o. Night.

R1,ou OPERA HOUSE," Dreams
DAYS IuEA1Rt-" orr FIRST Famil,es. Fa'sar Girl"
49,, vrsrv TUEA,RE-"A An American GirI
,r Tirn ~ v,s r,Iv ,Tpr-" La Fle du Tsmoour Muor'
~ .,,sns soI ,rY TueATkk-" Hazel KrKe
Mac {; Arden" Hamlet" - .,.,ions.
s1axnAiI, imrArK, -" Le Petit Dn'; ;Ta,,o,t"
IIN,oN souAng THEATRE" Deacon Cihn>''
S. SnU' ~. Tur.TRR AS You Like It.
ArIDruY OF MUsiC-Concert.
AstsnICAS INSTITUTE FAIR co,.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
TER OF THE TRIBUNE.
pp,NcU OFFICES OF TIE TRIBUNE.

BRANCH OFFICES OF TIE TRIBUNE
N,w.yopX-N.. 1.o3S Broadway, corner Thirty
6-st-<t.: No. 3OS West Twenty-thlrd-st., corner
Eichth-ave. No. 76o Thira-avc, c9rner nnS- d"riSr
scyrntb-st.. No. Q2 East FJulteenth-St corner
IIn,on..0n3re: 10 1856 Fourth-ave. tliarielh.l
WtsH1NGrON-No. 1892 Est.
IO>DON-No 2G liedford-St., Strand
PAEis-NO. 9 Rue Scribe.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

The large and varied interests represented
at the Commercial Convention III Boston yes
terday show that the desire to revive Amer
lean shipping has attained National proper
tions. The discussion which opens to-day
cannot fail to develop strong sentiment III
favor of energetic measures to restore the
American flag on the ocean.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
u,uv prrstNrSs MEN MUST VOTE FOR GARFIELD.
WI DO0' s|o,n me HaTtfOrd Post thSD.l ,

The Democratic papers ale Iili vi ,i'n IN, "Doae ~
. ,, husIurss men," out thu tact IL III lsh neces-
'r, IN scare them. They can See pAnls enough IOr
nnseIyr, tna OF tne two courses now open Drorr te
'n"r, one nsures stability and permits the making OF
,,a,s and the iay ing out OF operations on ihlko
- vim fuli ~, that there VIII De no outf
s'ai' rhinp element 10 upset the calculations thit
SUI SUI hesn matc TnIs VIII be the sure and ndtniai re-
smil Of Republican success. II the % IN in.t
s,tt h,no,u Tine party wants To tinker the tatI,
' "a m disturb the present condition OF business auu
I'M is,ness is as prosperous as II Is now business men
w,nt no ch luge III the condition.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

The Tammany method of dealing with the
superyisors. as expounded by Mcssrs. Kelly,
Pnrroy. Croker. ct al, is to "knock 'em
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
REBEL HATRED OF TuE UNION FLaG' fI1lioi

SpseidI UIs7dloM 70 Iy' W ''''''' ~, Uor,o-
, nm ,brrln. 300 or 300 strong, haid lambO, feo
D .,aye On Saturday night, ana were addressed Dy
JacoD Jackson their candidate ior uo'c'u'i' '"e""'A
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

"down," and Mr.. PuTOy, as the champion
Tammany jaw-breaker, shows how II shouiu
be done. The destination OF persons VINO run
amuc. d" knocking 'em down Is TIE lookup
| and Mr. PurrOy should not forget 1t.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

FoRgIGy-The Porte promises IN its note that IL
will take euercctic steps to cause The surrender Oh
Dulcicno as o,n as It receives certain assurances
- MIR. Parnell proposes to organic the Ian"
National Republican., 1880-07-23
.nges wero as follows
Total. 5sl 552 Jis

The light a. tho longer ranges was very trou-
blesonie At the 900 yards range Dudley and
Geriish lost several poi IS by the bullets acci
dentally shifting afLor their leading, but this
has now bcon remedied. Az tho third range,
1000 yards, for tho Elcho shicld, the scores
wero as folowH:
England 52G, Ireland 500, and Scotland 4i6
In tho shooting for tho Elcho shield, he fol-
lowing scores were made nc the 000-yards
range by persons who will shoot against tho
Americans on Saturday: Young G5. Fenton
73, Juynt 66, IIa.ord 81, Smith 81, Baker 20,
Humphrey 20, aud Boyd II. At the 500. yards
range ,Joynt mRdo 75, Smith 70, Boyd 70,
BHIef N, Humphrey 20, Young 05 ard Hal
ford 60. Lieutonapt Godsall Of tho English
team aud Phynne Of tho Irish team also made
| 70 Tic othor best scores at the 900-yards
orange were William Rieby II, Miner 20 and
Phynno GO; of the English team Goodsall,
Evans and Whitehead scored II cuch, aud of
the Scotch team, punlop and McVitlia 20 each.
The following wcro tho individual scores of
the English, team al the 1000 yards range for
the Elcho shield Boyd 81, IIalford 62, Smith
SO, Baker SO, Humphrey az, Young 60, Fonton
81 and Joynt 60.
Team mparisons-Amcrican scoro at
Hounslow, 1,676; Irish winning score IN tho
contest for the Elcho shield, 1,635; English
team do, 1857. Tho competitors for the
Eeho shield had better light than the Ameri-
caua
Tho Americans at Hounslow made SO points
more than was mnde in tho contest for tho
Elcho shield by the British rileinon, who
were Professionally fixed upon for the inter
national match team after the shooting in the
competition for tho Albert prize.
Lieutenant Gadsall, whose scores at the
throo ranges in the contest for the Elcho
shield were rs, II aud GS, respectively, will be
one of the English team, instead of either Sin
| Henry Halford or Martin Smith or Young
1t will be decided tonight which of the three
lie will replace.
LONDON, July 23.-In the shooting for the
Elcho shield yesterday at 1000 yards the
following was the score. English team
Whitehead 6l, Beeley 60. Evans II, Godslral
6S. Scotch team: NcKerrlll 50, Dnnlop 40
Bruce 80, Mcintyre G3, Thorburn IS, McVittit
81, AcISaac 90. Irish team: j. Rigby 60, w
Rgby G2, Miner 60, Warren 53 Thyme 60
Rock we'll made the highest possible score il
the match for the Arthur prize this morning
Ho and other Americans and others who made
similar scores already sent will divide tho
prizes.
National Republican., 1880-07-23
THE WEST INDIES.
A State OF General Tranquility on The
Islands.
An Important Treaty Between Hayti anG
San Domingo Governments
Negotiated.

HAVANA, July 22.-The English mail
steamer via St. Thomas July 1G has arrived
here. The German steamer Saxonia, which
arrived at st. Thomas on the Sth Instant,
picked up boat containing Captain Slvin and
the crew of the American bark Mary Pratt
which left st. Marie, Huyti, on the 2d instant
with cargo OF log.wood for Boston aud took
fire is unknown The extra duties which cx-
goods imported otherwise than from Europe
and the United States have been removed
The measure is highbly advsn agcous
to st. Thomas. Porto Rico is now
renewing commercial relations with St..
Thomas, where a very brisk fall business is
anticipated There are now eleven charter
orders in st. Thomas for San Domingo unexo-
cutcd for want OF tonnage.
AlviCes from San Domingo were TO the 9th
Instant All was then quiet. President
Merno was expected to leave Porto Plata on
the oath for the capital for his formal inaugu-
ration.
Ga the 9th instant an important treaty was
concluded at Porto Plata by NM. Camera and
Monsanto, ministers plcnipotontinry of tho
Hayti and SanDomingo governments. The prn-
cipaI feature of the treaty is tho condition that
the Haytcn government is bound to exile from
Hayt every dominican hostile to the present
government of San Domingo, consequently tho
Haytien government had notified all domin-
cans thus designated to leave URyton terri
tory by July 10, This measure has positively
secured the peace OF both countries.
In Hayti tranquility is fully ro-established.
Venzuela advices indicate that perfect quito
prevails.
National Republican., 1880-07-23
Personal.

REStrNYG Is at Congress hall, Saratoga.
| Dr.. ID. b. CLARK has gone Co Atlantic City.
SENATOR CoNKLISd and General Arthur
are In Quebec
GENERAL SHERMAN will return TO Washing
| ton next week
Mr.. CHARLES i. SHAFER tr., will leave to.
day for Canadian tour.
REV. II. II. HAYDEN has obtained employ.
ment In Now Haven folding. chair company.
MR.. AND MRs. SAMUEL NoBMESr are sum
mering at the Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs.
DISTRICT COMMISSIONER MoReAy returned
yesterday from Cobb's island and resumed bis
official duties.
Phil SHERIDAN says there is 10 officer in
The U. y. A. who can beat Hancock mixing
whisky cocktail.
MRs. BIsuoP SIMPSON has so far recovered
mat the bishop VIII bo abo to go to China aud
japan, as contemplated.
CAPTAIN I. L. RILEY, Twcnty.frst United
States infantry, has been finally dismissed
from tho service for drunkenness
SENATOR LAMAR of Mississippi is too III IN
make any cxOrtion, oven in The preparation
OF IN address which ho intended to deliver at
a southern commencement, being forbidden by
his physician.
| SIGNoR Polo, secretary Of tho Spanish ie-
| satlon, lett Newport ON Thursday for the White
mountains, and will visit OK Governor Fair
banks of Vermont
! AssisTANT POSTMASTER BINGHAM has been
| promoted TO tho vacancy made IN the Phila-
delphia postoiiice by the appointment Of GEN
eial Hartranft TO the colectoIship. This isa
good civi-servce appointment.
CosfMoDoEB Crosby, U. S. N, U. s. Grant,
jr, eX-Secrctury Briatow, Hon. J. b. Chahee,
Admiral Livingstone, Hon. q. b. Loring,
Senator y. H. Vance. General @. w. Culum,
Hon. ). W. Dorsey, Auditor French, Judge 9.
Davis Of Richmond, aud Commodorcs Price
and Tryon ere at Saratoga
| JUDGE MORGAN, cur new envoy TO Mexico,
has fairly settled down In tho diplomatic bar
ness, aud is becoming very popular both in
official and social circles. The social success
Of our embassy is largely due to tho etFnot
produced upon tho Moxicaus by tho cmbassa-
dor's charming wife aud no less charming
daughter
THB following Washlngtoninns were regis.
torod at Deer Park and Oakland Deer Park
@. $. Dubois, Robert y. Chew, Calvin Wilmer
aud wife, ii. Semken. Charles Lanman and
wife, aud Dir and Mrs. Yoshida Muse. Oak.
land-Mrs. A. L. Perry, William Perry, Dr. L.
X. Goldborough, wife, child and nurse Mrs.
Friizhugh COyIo, Mrs. d. l. Chambers, two
children and nurse Y, A. Lambert aud son,
Mrs. General Sherman, daughter aud son, aud
L. T. Waggaman.
National Republican., 1880-07-23
Ohio Democratic Convention.

CLEVELAND, ONO, July 22.-The democratic
state convention assembled this morning in
the Euclid-Avenue opera-house. There was a
full attendance of delegates The opening
prayer was made by tho Rev. DR.. Bolles, Of
tho episcopal church. Judge L. d. Thomas OF
Youngstown was chosen temporary president.
Aftor his speech aud the appointment Of the
customary committees the convention took a
recess until the afternoon
The convention rcasscmbled this afternoon.
Hon. Theodore Cook Of Cincinnati was elected
permanent president with a vicepresdent
for each congressional district and several
secretaries. The credentials committee re.
ported 635 delegates present and DO contests
Tho committee ON resolutions reported
resolutions indorsing tho platform of the ma
tional convention.
Judge William Long of Tinin was nomi.
rated for secretary Of state, NJ. b. Follett for
supreme judge, Richard j. Tanning (incum-
bont) for clerk of the supreme court, W. j.
Jackson for board OF public works. j. j. Burns
(incumbent) for commissioner of schools, Il Z.
Ranney and John +. Follett for presidential
electors-a largo.
National Republican., 1880-07-23

the contrary. his mind seems to be perfectly
clear At times there is a hesitancy in biz
speech, rs if the effort of moving his pinchcd
and drawn lips was too great for him. The
hcsitancy Is not apparently iu any way due
TO any sluggishness of his mental faculties.
He Is however capricous In regard TO con-
vorsation. A long interval Of moody silence
will be followed by earnest aud even rapid con-
versatiOn. Early yesterday afternoon be held
o long and animated talk with Dr. Smith OF
Detroit, and DIR. Rising Of this city. II is the
opinion of DIR. Maurice N. Miller that the
faster Is rapidly reaching crisis, and that 1t
will be found necessary to Interfere for the
protection Of his life. Other physicians, to be
sure, scout The dea and maintain that ho is
as wcll rs be WAS ton days ago, and better than
he was two weeks age. His weight, which
was ascertained just before he started cut for
his drive at 0 o'clock last evening, was found
to bo 1881 pounds This is loss Of exactly
ono pound In twenty-fDur hours.
The doctor is said by the Watchers to have
rested very we'll on Tuesday night. He awoko
Mt 3 o'clock and drank five and a-half ounces
Of water before Starting out on nis morning
drive. lie returned TO the ball FROM the
morning drive at o'clock, and having road
the morning papers folded and directed SOW
orul of them to friends at distance. Shortly
after o'clock he swallowed ihreo more ounces
Of water. Ho thon turned bis attention TO
his mail, which Is daily becoming more and
more volupiinous and more aud more idiotic.--
New York World, 22d.
New YoRK, July 22.-Dr. Tanners fast ro-
mains unbrokcn. Despite tho driz2ling rain
aud niuggy weather ho avcrrsd that the air
was frcshcr than 1t had been from the start.
lie did not take tho usual evening ride, but
remained in the hnll conversing with his at
tendants aud taking short maps. Hc retired
at 10 o'clock. An examination by the phySi-
.sal "A IL.
temp erature, 50; respiration, 10, and weight,
1911
National Republican., 1880-07-23
rho rrngnnsett,s vIetIms.

New LONDON, July 22.-The passenger
clerk of the steamer Narragansett was ex-
amlned by the board of inspectors to-day He
stated that be could not tell tho number OF
passengers OH the boat. There might have
been fifty more than those whose names were
on his list. Did not know that tho law re-
quired him to have list Of all the passen-
gers.
The list of tho lost on tho Narragansett
mado up under the direction of tho officers oi
the steamboat company by clerk Kiernan oil
tho steamboat company, is as follows: Rev
+. d. Lockwood, New York; child Of A. p
Dix, New York; Mrs Il. s. Cheekley, Nortl
Chelmsford Mass; Charles G.. Brewster, Ports.
mouth, N. H.; o. G. Clark, 81 Bright street
Jersey City; Rov. G. E. Pcako, Sl75 Sansomt
street, Philadelphia; SON of W. II. Stevens
Boston; Il, j. Horton, Attleboro, Mass; Mrs.
X. Littlo and Robert T. Fulton, Attcboro
Mass; Euretta Cutler Norwich, Conn; Mrs
w. II. Stevens, Boston; baby and child four OF
fyo years old OF Mrs Stillson, Attlsboro
Mass; G. A. Chesebro, fireman Stonington
O'Bren, barber, New York; ella Strachan
Petersburg, Va; Timothy MeDonough, Provi
dence, II. L.; Alderman Lawson, Brooklyn; DIR
o. X. Sammis, Long Island; James Hunter
Tho above were recovered and identified. 1--WE
unidentified bodies were removed from the
wreck atCold spring. The following known tC
have been lost have not been recovered: Tive
children of A. p. Dix, New York, and nnrsc
Alexander Cutler, Norwich, Conn, aud Her
bert NJ. Warren, New York. A hcadlcss body
was also recovered and remains unidentified
National Republican., 1880-07-23
Maino Tomperanoe AssoclatIon.

AUGUSTA, BE, July CAN exciting meet.
ing Of tho Maine state temperance organiza-
tion was hold to-day and this evening Some
Of the speakers denounced the state officials,
alleging that the prohibitoly laws are not
thoroughly enforced, An address to the peo.
pie was presented urging upon temperance
men the duty OF securing faithful local oil.
GERS, aud encouraging them to perscvore in the
efforts for the promotion OF the cause. Reso.
lutions were adopted lRyorlng mass conven.
ton, 10 be held Mt Portland on August 20, to
consider what action may be necessary to se-
cure the objects Of tho society. The minority
resolutions iayoring independent political
actiou by temperance men were rejected, Res
olutions consuring Governor Davis wero intro.
duced, aud were the subject of very excited
discussion this evening, but without action
thereon the convention broke up iu disorder,