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idvimfioxh En ;;bfinfion@~htfl en Great Bri Aly |. (ay 16, 1879, - W <one . f ' Thiet Matonal Democtatio Committes, by 1.3:izg:'l}:§ ‘ . Mirtua'of the authority conferred upon them | ._ \ ‘ ”wilt-t Nations! Dempcratic Convention, {fig-nag held this day at.New York, voted, |. & jol ° thei, principle of! rants adminiatr lsld the next Converition for. the purpose') minis of hominating candidates for President and | don all olsims for Vise President of the United Slated, on the9th principle was aa - “I odeyglmfigtlagffigefifififipc city m, -but m ‘ [tld finfififlufi and having stated h *, WiLL XRJGRANT ACOBEZ T , culating of the Ereside at Rumors 'dead. ~The case rests his “manta-“Mn the endorsement stich im board just as it was a noraination would afford ; when made, The British Minis.] ho will dediine to run. This story in in. anges, ? 3.33119” the: at the : watiec M: i” i* as fndirest darmager, iry absolutidly declined to negotiate upon quite general circulation, but cannot be | Inferential ideronity. traced ; its origin or author seems raisty tion offered to aban- | and 'uncertain.=-WasAington Special to the | if the Boston Globs, ° norxest#abs oof Yairis. The Dermocratio Convention which as- o. order. of the n intention not to aose pt| Committee &} Democratic Cpunty ton- |_ ir 'the consequential|a second nomination, but that he will | yenfion matat Whilcomb's Hall; in' the [ fenera Boatd have on- not now withdraw in order to sscures Sor | village of E 11th, at two 0 erby Kq, Chairmin of the e, and on motion. $ + countr convannon.| -- Courg. A2\ snd A- | mas Tr \ by of <a 20m Ecovat mamas or 3 lMM-MMD'mmmt. f “i\ w a - Hon. Trnmonors Presiding Jus» . Hep. Prare Porter and mannirannx, ~ _: doux Clerk. Lavi 1 agt. Virgil B. Read. Murdoch and and Tomlinson. Argued and sub» In thriqatter of sppolating a commiitoa to exam- Ang sppligynts for adiatscton to practise Lew in this GOffarad that EZ. Benn, John J. 1 Joh: 33. Dariésonr be sad they hereby are ap- rajakd 9zzmine applicants for admisalon to prace W w Take t & wo nr Cd» a t Of the State of Naw York ox. rel. Gare ”mm unify-gt! 11»th I. Griggs and Burning Fore stg. - Ca (-time, ong Island | Woo Terrible ‘Defincfiofi \~- Port Jrzvis, (May 13.-In the immedi- ata vicinity) dfthis' place the fires have burned the ves out, but in the moun- tains of Sullir gag Delaware counties 2° fires arp htill raging with unabated iz Al nl dl sls birrea te | pee tos t ba: ., In. the Ju ane 'of Foreatbu ‘fue’imfiaé, ther \tins-illirtgmngfi: : | Conflagration at Gen ds. Afire. | Kear finnhm, ‘ Eeomates 6an Sash and Blind Faetory and Other Build- ings Destroyed. ' @rem May, 13. - The Genava # G«zerte\ establishment, Tracer & Un derhill's sash and, door manufactory, Capt. Lewis' dwelling hou-e, a black- smith shop and tenant bouse, at Geneva, were destroyed by fire last wight. 'The « loea to the Messre. Parker, pub- lishers of tho \Gazoute\ is $10,000, Io- surance, $3,200. . bos * - Gonla |The Radical Statf The \Gazette\ Office Burned. | our t (C01); ventions | =| u ders mire, - \In The Grant Office-Ho 2 u’SésSionjn- U * The Grant Stete Conventibp (m delegaégés to the Philadelphia Pretidey, tial Convention, is now in session in a city. ' x. i THE PRES, . The' following répresentatives of3 pale of so sinmbled at Horsghoads on Saturday acted wisely in adopting resolotions virtually | favoring the nomination of Gxxsuur by | the Baltimore Convention,. 'The resolu. tions express the united sentiments of the Democracy of this County,as the half score of persons who roled agsinat the resolution done so, not because they are | Fecraanig¢P, Draper, Semusl A. Bowen, £. M. Har- 'tis; Babwited,; | . © : Jared sppellant, agt. Elijah AL Vosburg, & if 8.5. Buraside, L I. Bundy. Argued and suhrg{ited. * Jenny“, as do., agt. Jilson McConnell st.al th and Hill, J. F. Apgel., Bubmiited. Bani. Fi \ Rexford agt. Jamas B. Marquis. Newton snd Tilgeu, Detid I Fosleit, Argued and sub- iy, not only standing timber, but logs and manufactured: lumber have been destroged. Pol C All occupstidns have for the time been suspentled to fight the fire. - Broome county forests are ablaze in many places, | j & » Near EK:liawiy a steam mill, resitence, barns, and othér ont buildings belonging * ns y - Other losses not learned. * + FIRS EPIESIDZH’I‘IAL GUN. Morsistowx, May 14.,-At thoe charter election yesterday Joseph W. Bpllantine, Demoorat,was elected Mayor over Halsey Repubican by 129 majority. Balientine is the firss Democratic ever elected Mayor. F he booor, and congratulated the Democracy on the bright prospects of a brilliant vistory in the ensuing Presidential campaign, If prevailed in this Conven- tion and in State and National Conven- tions, the orarthrow of the gaunt cor. ropt and gerous ruling power was , | no \wach ai Miplater further refured to enter into any agreement whereby it would become & law between the two nstions,that neither as & nféutral should -be Hiablé for such damaged in'cise éither became a bellige- rent. This, itis (thought, puts an end to all negotiations jon the subject, and the press are hore : W. H. Stephpns, y % \Herald\ ; Edward Cra‘psegér, may \Times\ ; A Jeffrops, N. Y. \Tribung (at the Hathaway) ; Cy'nmgg, Marg \Daily Journal,\ Ne#@burg, N Y. a * THE ELMIRA CoNyorrt) C f“ Cornell and a Fer Foslowers Hunting lg iw auth: ment of the census of 1870. Each State will send delegateg:-accordingly, and we invite the al co-bperation of mil conservative citis “$2?“ testoration of a: constitu= mitted. : Homat 'governmint and the perpetuation of ré« publléés institutions. |_. too b oe nd AUGUST BELMONT, COh'n, ungaéo. Pamos, Sec'y. . Kew ¥erk, May 8, 1874 , - \.. . G%EELEY or crant. % . - This much st least is certain : If the - forced upon, the country is Grant or Greeley,the Democracy will vote on masse for Greeley, * 'We have not seen wfif a single Democratic expression whick perriits a doubt on this point. But is this to be the narrow choice of the American 'people? query some Demo: orats and Democratic journals, It is dif. feult, 'at present to see how it can be otherwise, The best Democratic nomi- nations that could be made at Baltimore would stand a slender chance as & third ticket, and they would not get even that ohance. Their appparance in the field would be the signal far the retirement of Grgoley,, and the re-¢onsolidation of the Republican party. Tho election of the Philadeiphis nominge would. be inevita- ble. Butanother contingency begins to be. mentioned. Suppose, it is said, the Philadelphis convention should surrender itself to the liberal Republicans, endorse the Cincinnati nomibations and thus,; by the sacrifice of Grant and his faction,save the Republican party. lo that case, we admit, an independent Democratic tisket would be in order. But is the caso « supposable one? Admitting that the stubborn will of Grant could be bent to the .szcrifice, and that his convention of placemen and pledged supporters were capable of such a change of base, is it possible that the faction of the adminis- tration conld consent to its own annihi- -lation, as it would in; nominating Greeley? If it ratified the Cincinnati nominations 'It would also have to accept the Cincin nati platform, and that is but an arraign- ment and death-sefitence of itself, To suppose this of the Philadelphia Conven- tion, is to suppose one attempting to save his life by committingsuicide, The thing is incredible. : It may be that Grant will be thrown overboard at Philadelphis, but we do not believe it. He is not of the self-sacrifi- cing kind. His devotion to the Republi- can party is neither so ardent nor of so long standing as to indoce him to be its willing victim. Ho has the power to 'mominate himself, gnd he will use it But in - the - improbable event _- of a Blaine or a Boutwell taking his place in -s was waig- m cmsc ~~~ mg V , - Mon would not be: mallee, he SHHE Greeley and liberal republicanism would still remain in the fiald, and the alterna- tire presented to the democracy would be substantially the same as it is now. As againat Grant or a Grant man, such as the Philadelphia convention could nomi- ' nate, Greeley on the Cincinnati platform, and representing every principle of gov- ' ernment and point of policy that demo- crates hold. dear, would bo a hundred times preferable, We conclude, there- fore, that no impengding events are likely to change materially the present political altuation as it affects the democracy, and that democrats will ba apt to see mare and more clearly, as time progresses,that the success of their principles and a bet- ter state of things for the country are only to be hoped for through the triumph of liberal republicanism, with Greeley as its representative. ier. |. It looks as if the peopie wets ahead of ; the politicians in discerning the oppor® tunity offered by the liberal republican movement to destroy tha republican par. ty and restore good government. We fnd an ilustration of this in an unexpec- ted quarter, The Chicago \ Times,\ which maintains the policy of independ. - ent Remocratic Fajinations, bas a cor- respondent who undertook to obtain the views of the members of the Democratic National Committed assembled in New York, Wodnesday, [Tho extended inter I treaty fails. v , When the o published, as . it the country will l ‘fi'CEP‘ the' matter in Governments. The claims of the treaty wer a Davis, E4q., who j | United States distinct heads, as} 1. Claims for ix 2, Claims for M the pursuit of the 3. Claims for i logses by, the traf marine to the Bj 4. Claims for i hanced paymen of, the existence high se 5. Claims for account of the af D | rate ornisors. called \ 'direot ;' fifth were classef The Secretary that by the term direct claims ars Tribunal. if the principle # refused, and arbitrators tak Britian will with to die. THE DEMKOOBRATIG From the St. reached us by by telegraph, h preference for accept him or looking over our found their sti about as follows - Democratic straightout non: cratic conventio | Washington Patriot, . Mew York World, Loulsviite Ledger, Ittaburg Pot, Dei ' Detroit Fico Press, a i 0 the lickef, but demooratio con Savannab, Ge., Advert Harrisburg, Ps., Pain-j Albany, D. Y., Argus Aor i v tial ican. Loulrvmo Conrler nal, t Lexington, Ky., Pre Lexingroa, and te Chicago Now Milwaukee News, Baltimore Sun, party : Madison, W harms sentinel, | Cincinnati quirer, Memphis i edger Wemphis Appenf. Memphis Armanche, - Nashville Banner, Lexinaton, I?” Knozville, Ten Harald New OQrlcaus Timer, New Orleans Picayun New York News, Selma, Als., Times, | Bichmond. V Houstod, T-zas, Colombus, O., Scates Bufalo, H. Y., Courier] Kansas city Times, Kansas City News Ottawa, Kes, Lender, Learanworth Leavenworth Times, Oaha Horald, Atchison Patriot, Council Biuffs Times, Irish ©itizen, N. Y. Irish Democrat, N. Y., Irish, People, N. g; Warrenton Hollows : bo a law for the future. papers which ination by the demo- \ gistir, Nashvillo Union a Amer- Richmo a Hy., Obsotrer d tteportar, N, Y. Express, Frankford, Ky., Yeoman, Evansvl'le, Ind., t Demooratio pnbm that commend the ticket to the support of the demooratio Tod., Diapatch; Gazette, f hmfexinmmw g . % 4, wig? Gamma? clal corregpondence is doubtless will be soon, ra all about the dif culties which prevents a settlement of sue between the two he United Slates under rbmitted ty Barczorr as deputized by the hat purpose under five dividual Jesses by the is and cargoes. by the ational expenditures in e cruisers. dividual and national sfer of aur gommercia! itish flag. dividual lonsgns by en- s of insuranceion account of the cmiwrs on the hational expenditures on ditional cost;of the war growing out otbe acts of 1e Cgfede— 1 The first and second olflms were the third, {fourth and as 'indirecticlaims.\ of State thas insisted s of the treaty these in* recognized by it, and should be adjudicated by the Geneva raw and leave the treaty PRESS AND THE NOMINA- oals Republican, May 8. No democratic paper that has yet il or been hoard from failed to express its reeley, if compalled to frant as president. exchanges yeaterday wo tus could be classified In favor a Philadelphia Ago, Bal ad mots Gaseite, ttvnnuiifin, News, To#'truldrMn0u vemucruu, (Mo.) Democratic papers that speak well of await the action of the potion | Iser,Macon, Gs., Telegraph and ot, P Messenger, Savannah, Cs., Republi- can Monile stor, , t ¥a., Enquirer, Naw Albany Ind., Ledger, ur» Montrzom rgfi‘Als, Adver- 0165:me 0 ghlndenlcr, Liitle Hook, Ark., Gazouto, Courier, Ht. Joseph, Mo., Aholloctor Chicsgo Times; ' Democrat, Chillicothe, Mo., Constitu- ton,... .. L Cazslta, Brooklyn Eagle, Keokuk (fixmmimfilon. as a CHAT, 44 Beautia, 260.2 Hzgoof Lubuque nerald, o., Caocaslan, efferson «dtg fflbune, 5:21:11“. llgo hanger, e 0 , 11:15:33“, Lin, Ting-e.\ Et. Charles, Mo , Democrat, & Lools Times, Et. Louis Dispatch, an, Bates Co., Mo., Record, Columbia, no“ gamma). {lemma Emir“ Mo., Union, « {barf-r. Mo., Tribune, tal, Roonvilie, Mo., Advertiser, Fnyetto M0., Banner, Parts, Mo., Moreury, Loniunyv'uanoux-oul, Richmond, Mo., Journal, Richmond, Mo., Conserva- trg. Ballina Co. Mo., Progress, br, 'Bhelbing, Mo., Detuocra uh, JOHN“; Mo., Banni ortJand, 6. 1. Argus) Boiden Mo. moce: ile, Ps. State views held with these gentlemen,the cor- PQS) Miincis Register respondent writes, \disclosed one leading and singular circutgatance,\ which is as follows : \ All the members of the com- mitteo who are members of congress, as well as other' every mail, we members who came here from Washington, fete frank in their cranial“ th‘rf. the Democratic Couven- tion shonld muke a separate nomination. On the 9013le the delegates who came directly from their constituents, as well as unofficisl visitors from the various States, were dxceedingly non-com. mitts), or else openly in favor of endors. ing the Cincinnati rominations.'\ ' yarn * B.: Gratz Brown etpreises himself quite confident thit the 'Cincinnati ticket will | be elected. He says : \As regards the | German voté, I hate no fear of it as a : body. In Missouri it is a great and good ; power, and I am sgte our ticket will re- | ceive it. As for Senator Schurz, he wili . support the nominajions with great earn- ' eatnets.\\ t -_ There is a resort; in Washington that Recratary Boutwell is about to retire from 'the cabinet. It appeared to have origin- ated with the New England combination, ' which is inauguratipg a movement to in- Camel?“ to withdraw, and whieii pr]: poses that Boutwell or Blaine shalt substituted | '> | Thomas A. Scott, of the Pennsylvania , Central, when asked, a few days ago,if he gato at latfée to \ would be a candidate'for the pawn}, tion, bus also giv {replied that the terim was too short ; but | his new movemen if it could be made 99 years, Ke would | | m.., take a lease of it 8 omg. Grant 'is ert. | dently ofthe same mind. ___ \_. - |f i Cg K, the colebrated guerilla, has *i is islt to Washington and | m Gxaxr, He after |pi iif .a supporter of | in, -and pledged \ lection of | not send Leet, th nomination bei santiment, for t political death abolitionist and tas Cousie® ity, now prociaim ® ) | for a demooratic ticket;\ and even goon: so far as to named, ex.Senator Hendricks: \World\ might be tween now and. th to understand sei of the sam gpbfi‘cungi d s dele Hs Philadelphin -éohvan- in In his adli¢esion to ' ThkePhiladelpH roth Maryland to the Phil iofders' Grant Convention Mound Cit Mond Bally Gabecie. Macon, Mo., Times, To which list, f which will grow with \Missouri Republi is its \strong preference | able to see & prow g seconded by the country. But the course of democratic je present at least, does not tend in thatidirection.. Perhaps the better eraployed, be- | a 9th of Jaly, in trying: iment than in scold- is, a prominent Virgi- fho signed the call for: & Convention, and n gular National Repub null of Grant, Lewis e State3 #~life 'long Age\ says: Among - gditor of the Balii- ._ [dior of New York, and ¢ ‘filmhah’fifqh' yas allowed to stand to | This has been | hen the meeting of the | is place in Junae Great i i | quotlog Couerney all th Ing Lis “111W ”‘WMgpq , denly discoveredthat he | would be Intaraiting to know how Ir and one of the obatu. | *** \*** mig unwilling to see adopted ass candidate for President by tha Demo cratio party, but because they deabted. the policy of making it a maiter of in- straction at the Connty Convention. SUMEER . The feature in the Senate picceedinp was Mr. Sumner's proirst ugainst the report of the comuittee who lhad investighted the sale of ams to France. He had bsen confinsd to his house by Hliness, said the Senstor from Massachusetts, at tho tims of this com- mitteo's appointment, otherwiso he sho'd have solemnly protested then, as he did [ now, against it, Parliamentary law had tee of men who bad openiy declared themselves against the body of the bill. His remarks brought Hamlin and Car- them as an insult not only personal but to the Senate itself, oharging Mr. Sumner with an attempt to forestall the report. This charge the latter denied, repeating his protest in the endeavor to make it understood by his sensitive opponents. The discussion ended in the order of a large number of copies of the report to be printed. Senator Stevenson presonted the minority report, charging & clear vio- lation of law as elicited by the investiga- tion, and that the carbines sold, so far from being damaged,ara now in the hands of goverament troops, A BLG BTRAW. the Radical County of Stenboen. townt. a delegate to the Republican State Con- vention, which meets in this city on District Convention. it was found that barely one member fa leador to let the Grant men call their own sult was that no caucus was called, as there was no Grant mon to respond ; and vention. $ . and respectable class of Republicans in | follow the fortunes of its editor. Greeley strongholds. John:on, of Arkansae, Mr. Summer asked | him whay be thought of the Cincinnati Mr. Johnron answered that he and the people of the stats of nominations. Arkansas were in majority for Ms. Gree. ley ; and in view of what he (Mr. John- son) had heard since hisarrival in Wash- the next president of the United Stratos. \I am heartily glad,\ saiq Mr. Sumner. \to hear you say io, Judge Bem«@rernmorr.of Ohlo,.who under | the influence of disappointment at first denounced the proceadiage af the Claela. nati Convention, has writtep a letter in | which he says ha wanls It understood that if the presidential contest is narrow- od down to a cholos betwaen and Gzxant, hoe shall certainly support the former, and urges all his reyenue reform friends to do the same. The conclusion of Judge B. is eminently senalbla and is one toward which an overwhelming pub lio sentiment is rapidly tending, The contest is sure to be “narrowed\ down to the point suggested by the Judge. While in attendance at the meeting of the Damocratic national committee, in New York, Gen. W. B. Bate, the mem- ber of the Democratic nations} commit- teo from Tennessee, reckived a despatch from the editor of the Meraphis \ Ap- peat\ and other Teonesseeans, urging ao: quiescence in the Cincinnati nominations | in the following terms : We want no national Democratic convention, This is the unfrersal sentiment of wost Temusssas. It would seem [that & pofiinn of the Government arms disposed of since theo close of the war have found their way last March, wore armed with Henry ant Spencer ries and Colfs revolrers. It ¥heuw Republigan editors wh ' der, hare. suddenly ry poor stick, without. judgments or % been violated, say nothing of a senso of, justice in this appointment on &a commit penter to thair feet, who hotly resented\ The town of Hornby, in the neighbor- ing county of Steuben, bas been goou at 'any time in the last sixteen years for a Redical majority of from cighty to ons hundred and twenty. Horoby was the old homo of Bray Dickinson, and has been looked upon as a reliable corner of Last week a movement was mado towards calling a Grant Cancus in that A District Convontion was to meet at Addison on Saturdsy to appoint Wednesday, and it was proper that Hornby should be represented at the The committes for calling caucuses consolted together, and vored the re-election of Grant, all the may yaing Coel np ar AA ONLY cancuses, appoint their own delegatos,and manage their own conventiogs. The re: the town was represented in the District Convention by the soliinry Grant Com- mittee. min who appointed himasslf and represented himsclf at the District Con- Grant man in the fown of Hornby are excoedingly scarce, and so it is all thro' the Radical stroogholds of this State, Greeley mado the party, and that large the rural districts who have been brot' up on tho New York \ Tribune \ will The | farming districts will turn out to be the Senator Sumner at last prononncas for Greocley. Noe day last werk in the course of a conversation with ex-Senator ington, he believed Mr. Greeley woulg be I believo the | election of Mr. Greeley would cause an entire reconciliation between the two | races and the two sections of the United States.\ into the bands of Hostile Indians, A | mibruy [garty of Indians who attacked a ranche | in..Bosquso county, Texas, on the 25th of Late been | ; conderan ing Cute. |: cinnatt Convention and its nominees the speaker the Democracy, with the aid of Libsral Republicans, could achisva a substantial triumph which wo'd sare the impbrilled liberties of the pso- Enthusiastic cheers greeted theso sen- U or DXLEGATEs. Hart, Lawrsace Lain, Jas Smith, Iss2c B. Mathews, U. 8. Lowe. ° Big Flats-W. K Farr, A. O0. Yeomans, Heory Mi- nier, 8.0. Brow», Johan LI. Bexton, George Edmister, Edmister. ChiamoogoTh A Gere, Frank Rogers, W C Buok, Darkd Shearer, Frost, G M Bostwick, Hamilton Ba- ker. Cailla=C N K Edmister, R T\Bacher, Heury Van Order, Horace Van Ordar, Mortis Ven- orser. Enp.-J W , A E Parks, Chas Baker, A B Rosekrans, W Stephens, Wor Kendall Eimira City-ifint Ward-W RB Rathbone, John Murdoch, ES Marsh, John Hay. . Becond B Tomlioson, F H Atkinson, M Daiton, R M Eséger, John M Lynch, T Gallagher John Fallhes, filmon Kelly. Third Ward-fst District-8 T Arnot, E. P Hart John & BReyuolor, J Hsis, P B Parcell. District-W R Judson, W H Beck, Fourth Ward{-James A Creed, Levi Cross, Gesrge Kelloy, W L Muller, E Stephens, Owen McGreoty,' JB Boot, Frank Lombard. Fifth Ward-BR Baker, J H Hardy, Harvey Bmith, FP M Wileox, Jerry Liddy, John Brand. Eizih Ward-DeB Goodell, it H Recaweil, 84%Zay- lor, F G ChurcHi1}, P Morton. Horseheads ist District-H C Hofwag, I Winter- mote, D [1011110th K Hetheid,V Conkling, H Browse, Jas McQueen Horsch Rick Donovan.} a Soeathpurt-Wiles Camada, Seth Marvin, A Brers», Jokn Miller, Ghy McHenry, N B Nichols, D N S1r- , Mr. Edaall. Veteran-ist District-F Hulott, A Ostrander, F er Hammond, N Botsford. istrict-B O Crandali, G W Pratt, W iin, Chas Brown,C W McNish. P Woolster. s were then introduced by Etrparxs, favoring no nomi- a Democratic 'National Con- vention ; add by Mr. H. H. Roogweiu, in faror of regular National nominations. Mr. Sterksxs submitted his resolutions in an able ¢psech, Mr. 8. S. Taymor ta- king the in opposition to their adop- tion. Mr. Jauts A. Cerr»p moved to substi- tute resolutions that the Democratic Na- tional Convention endorso the nominza-, un U LET Mitts ssmuet At. ® fl Oa motion of lir. P. Noztox the subject of resolutions was referred\ to a commitito of seven, The chair ape pointed the following as such committee : P, Nortox, W. RK, Jopson, W. C. Buck, Juv Suite, Ricuaro Baser, P. B. Puorcect and J, Kicts. I The comtnitteo retired for deliberation snd afterwards reported to ihe conven- tion, through their chairman, unani- mously in favor of Mr. Sreruzss' resolu- tions with Fery slight alterations, as fol- lows :- - District-C M Palgo, Jerry Smalley, Mr. Roses nation by Wraxxas, Luna-mot the County of Che- muse balleraithal it Is inaspediant for the Demo- cratls Nations: Convention, to be held at Ballimort on the Sth day of July, 1872, to nominate candidates for President and Yie Present of tho VUpiied States. Rersined, Tiist our delegate to Stite Convention At mega\ N. tg: Eggflfiig inst., be to ao vote in al: proceedings In said comvention as will tend to express to the Deataccraic 51:13:33? agent?“ any. the? the sentimen: w Tore oppor dentlai nomirjations at nun-£53 to any Pimb Mr. E. 8, Mazs:t moved as a subgtitats the following : Resolved, THzt we arain fervor of the nomination of Horace «irérley and Urais Browo for Preaisent and Vice Presideot uf the United States by tho dem- coratle aunvestion at Reltimore. Mr. Jixts H, Haror took the ficor and supported the substitute, Motion was mado to lay it on the table; and the ayps and nays baing taken the substitute was tabled by a rote of 73 to 9. The question then recurring on the adoptiog, of the resolutions as reported by the commitide the same were adopted by a vote of 60 to 18. The rosult was greeted by hearty cheers. y DELEGATE. On motion the convention proseaded to alect z| Stzte delegate, the delegates rising to Jthelp fest ad voting by yoll ~The Ont rot an fallow X P. Hart. Koht, Bteph A. W. Basia) a (99 0080 0 8 a a 0 c soccer - 79 Thero # no cholcan second vote was with and which resulted as follows Peo P, HAY. . oof a a cmons 37 Robt, Steph snases br tore 73 On mofiépn of Mr. Srzrnzxs, Mr. Hart's election for Stats delegate was mad the convention adjourned, } Secretaries. Congr upon the floor of the Hogse, open- Iy charged that fhe war and nary de- partments; hare expended, within jhe sas Amudrad mnd thirty-sight 1s of faw and mainly for political purposes : e was nok directly denied. Ake, Dawes, Dickey, and other th , but 'not } (s Theyought to hare brains'l:the LCC certain. With the platform of the Cin. | without any authority |. - | ia of | Btephoe@: JoEnson, app't, agt. Gamuel Merrshen,: rapt. KK. Wright .J. Mantiyne. Submitted. | Om: Benedict, respis, agt. War. Cooley, spp't :| David Lfelists, Ben. F. Rexford, Bubmitted, i - Frapk &, ot. sl. agt, Elisha H. Cook ot, al. King anf.Paridson, John A. Reynolds. Argaod and submitter ku & Borritt, peapt. agt. Samuel M. Barker, ¢ and Davidson, O. P. Hosd. Un motion oi , of counsel for plaintiff, ordered that thieyauieve stricken from the \Calendar and jadgmenyef aMrmance be granied, with ten dollars oosts of tyia motion. + ¢ in the matter of the application of Josaph H Beers, animprisaonéd debtor. King & Darldson, J, B. Whitey Argord spd submitted. Jane Barker, spp't, agt, Marcus D. Snyder, Abram B. Meckwell end Wo. Carpenter. E. H. Benn, W. L. usiley. denied with ten dollars, costs of motivd tg. abidethe erent. and itis further ordered that tho gara bo argued and submitted at nextGener- al lanai; non >* & *, . Decisits mado at a General Term of the Supreme Cours, b§§ in the city of Elmira, io the Third Judi- cisl Denpgrtment of the state of New York, on the first ”03,437. 7th day of May, 1372, Pressnt~-Theodore Presiding Judge; Platt Potter and John M. Parker, Associate Jastices. CASFS HEJRD HEFOEE MILLER, POTTZR AND farcoxe ~ Aon KReby against James Kelly et al, Jodgment that Aun Keo ly, James Ke ly and Michsel Kelly are each selfed of an estate fro fo one-third of the testa tor's reafestate, and that thocosis of scion be paid outof the esiate, each ondof the parties paying a , proport fnate share. Oploigos by Miller, Pot er and Esicom 4 GENEKAL TSEHM. Companiy, Judgment revorsed and new trial granted with to abido the event. 'Oplolon by Miller. Jerom@E. Baker agt. Warreo L. Baker. Judgmént afrmedyrith costs. Opinion by Milier. LutheCFB, Whon, etal, agaiost Henry 8. Edwards. Now triiy daniodiand judgment o.dored for dofend- ant witt posts. Opinion by Miller. - OBvemPorter agt. Natan Koapp. Jadgment re- versed now trial graoted with costs to abido the court. W#Wpinion by Mi ler. Ambrige Eporry, ct. al. against Orin H Reynolds Jadgmept of County Court affirmed with costs. Opiolomg by Miller, and Baicom- Potter d ssenting. Ahomgs H. Hant, et al., against Richard Chapin, ol al' fidgmcnt affirmed with costs. Opinion by Miler. lewfiflowiy and Others agt. Jesso K. Sanborn. Jodgmepiafirmed w th cosis. Opinion by Balcom. Erastiig H. Pease ct. al. agt. Henry Smith et. al. Judgmep} affirmed with costs. Opinions by Balcom & b Bler. 7 Chk dec adm'r of Thomas Hammond deceased agt. Thy N. Y. & H. R R. Co Order and juigment rqrerse§ aod now trial flingied'wlth costs to abide the event. fpinjon by Raltom. 6 bhomgs R Huntley at. al. ogt. Myron Keeler ot. al, Gpicr gppesied from sfArmed with costs and judg- ment fog Alum!!!“ on verdict. Opinion by Balcom, teleng Tinney admini.tratrix &c., of David J Tin- ney decégsed, agt. Tho Boston aod Albany Railroad Com Moilon for new trial denied and judg- ment offered fordefendant with costs. Opinion by Balcom, Alberf{T . Dunham et, sl Ex'rs &o agt. Albert G. Sago. Judgment reversed and new trial granted wish coff$ to abldo the event, Opinion by Balcom. Tle D. W. Whittaker azt. Charles Barnbans. ¥ oy C( Aanicd an t gpd << > on verdf}t with coite. Opinion by Balcom, £1an h T. Newton agt.Olivia Porter, et al. Judg- mant régersed and new trial granted with costs to abide Micr. 2, John Q Perkins agt. Christina Porkins. Judgment of eonnfi court and justice reversed with costs. Opin- foos brflntlor aod Miller. Fredeiick O. Borton agt. The Wallkill Valley RR. Co. szrceedlngl reversed: Opinion by Potter. 'The Bgople ox. rei. Roswell Beardsles, agt. Miles Van .V yenburgh. Co. Judge Proceedings reversed Opinio by Poster. * Io thy oattér of Abraham E. Watson. Order af firmed. applnlon by Potter. Rober, Younghouse agt. Adam Fingar. Métion of ro-qrgngent granted. » Wiltigyn H. Warren agt. Carlisle Haight, et. al Sudgmeit on note of $150 reversed and maw trial granied|' Costs to abido the court, Opinion by Pot- tom 'i {Kilian H.Shortaleoves administrator, agt. Adam X.8 fd. Judgment reversed 15d pew trial gran» ted wi § costs th ablds tha event. Opinion by Mil. ler. F cases k'ga &n mErog® MILLER, POTTER AND Par- KER, Mary\Damon agt. 'Willien Moore. afSyme@'with costs, Opinion by Potter. The Paople ox. rel. Glibert Peterson agt. Gilson A. Daytonfawlitor, oto. Order of special term reversed tnd orfer to be entered granting tho motion for a mandergus directed to the defendant commanding Fim: {ofhiuo and deliver to the relator his warrant upon tyr treasurer of the State for $6,434 28, without costs to:gither pariy, Oploion by Parker. The people ex. rel. Myron H. Mills agt the same. Order of 19am term modided so as to d rect the is- sulog of ths warrant for the sum of $1,168, 81, inssead of the afgprof §$7,602,74, without costs to either party, Oplaiogby Parker. & The ple agt Willism 8. Stevans, et. al. Appes- dismtmepg without costs. Alfred Mitchell agt. Mary Ann Mitcboll, Order of Special pix-m reversed without costs with leave to re- new i Memorandum with Clerk ) L Angelino Menzies agt. Catherine R. Ratsford and others. {Quiet of Bpecial Term afirmed with ten dollars'yignts of appeal. Al tohinson, ot. al., agt. Daniel B. Moot, et. 4r' of Special Term modified, sccording to ® r pra with Clerk. , Thad jus Bostwick agt. Alexsnder Sharpstein, et. sl Joi whent sMrmed with costs. The 1 ppls ec. rel Jesse Stoddard, commissioner of bigh apr 6opeghb Raion di add Procect, age affirmed with costs. . Heax ? J. Humiston agt Van Rensseloxr Hay. Mme“ luau! with conts. a Bunny‘DgWfl,xs'r-.&g, agt. Barzh Green 46. al, . j #I SHarregnte-rererssd® sud cas sent *e-alateisent of tho accounts. in such re- mo interest to be charged to the Executor an the moneya deporited In the bank, and ifip to revies the quostion as to interestclaim- 3 Robinson. Costs of parties on appert to be pald out;of the estate. L , John G. Burritt sgt. George Chamberlain et.al. event. Opialons by Potter, Balcom and Judgment sL On 36 Mew trie! droled and Judgmont for defendant on ver- dict with costs. The People ex. rel. Elizabsth Bockwith vs. Joseph H. Beers, an Imprisoned debtor. Proceedingsafirm., 1 and wris of cerifo ati dismissed without costs. Friok A. Stowell agt. Elishs H. Cook. Order of Special Term affirmed, with $10 costs of apperl. mg Goodrich agt. Timothy Eullivan. Order of Gena reversed and County Gounty di. rected ig grant a motion to set aside orderdiunissing appeal.!\ ® ' Whesleragt. Jamess N. Wheoler. Order “wan reversed .and order of publication and all subfeguent processings vacaied without costs. *, IoknSs@, Burriit agt. Famuel M. Berker, Cause atricheicfram Calender and' judgment affirmed with th (il In the maiter of the petition of the M. Y. & Oswego 2534 K.:. Co., to appraise, dc., land of W. Ad. m. Order sfirmed with ten dollars costs. Fredgelo® Julland agt. Heory MecWarren. Jodg- | rant sii rmed, with conts, Memorandum by Court. : \ yohnson agt. Bemuel Meriden, Judgment of agt. Terumy Emllh. Order Inga)! fifth costs, Memorandoam | otagh William Corley, Judgment Qua. Memorandum by Court. . f Med ~ ately that: it ‘ ”‘éwmw l A44 MI ‘ 4 , 4 Wkld‘figtboz‘t‘ a ; 3 firm mm D Filsibg{th Lodlow agt. the Hudson Ryer Railroad [° nlofs*!@ fatally burn +a z A 1 Butler says fhat Grant will be |. terday, her clothes taking fire fi not hesifate to de- | *- \** 1\ -1ra. - £13201}:li gig f f forr month bus Sut wi to R. M, Richardson, and the dwelling of Joseph Pike, and about ten million feet of saved lumber, and a largo quantity of | other lumber Have been destroyed by fire communicating from the woods. Reports of great ravages by the forest fires also come from other parts of the country. * LONG ISLAND WOODS AFLAME.. Nw Yort, May 14 -A dissstrous fire has been raging ia the woods of Long 1 Island, during the past two 'weeks, de- stroying much waluable timber and cord- wood, Many fires have been started by incendiaries. EHELTER ISLAND RAYAGED. Bheiter Island has been completely burned over, causing m loss of over $50,000. t TERRIBLE DESFRUCTION NEAR §CRANTON. Beranton \Times\ special says : The woods in all directions are burning with fearful, rapidity. Citizens of Tobyhanna, iwenty-six mifes from this city, on the Delaware, Leckawanna & Western rail- road, secured aid of Nayaug fire steamer, the fire which was approaching with fear- ful rapidity, 'the company exerting themselves to save the dwellings. 'The trains are compelled to run the gauntlet of flames. The western rapge of the Moosic Mountains is all ablaze this eve- ning, presenting a magnificent scene. Wasnisororx, May b.~-*\ Tribune\ Washington special says of the Alabama 'correspondengs in the Senato yesterday, that utter the reading Sumner got the floor and advocated the remnaving of the avjuocuion of secrecy from the correspon- dence and debate that may arise upon it. Be said that in Eogland, where the gov- ernment was of a monarchial form, no such thing was known as amecret discus sion of treaty and that whatevor was said in Parliament on this subject or what- ever portion of this correspondence is communicated to Parliament by the Min- istry, will be open to the whole world. If this course was proper in England, much [moe was it desirable here. 'Tre manner in which this controversy was settled concerned not only the administration and benate but the entire people, who 'bad a right know all about it as negotia- tions advanced. Again, discussion on the Johnson - Clarepdou treaty was made pub- lic. failed to recoguize,the rights of the Uni: ted States in the very particular in which it is now prepgred to yield. The proposition to conduct this busi- ness io was voted down without division, and after the order was mada to print the correspondence for confidential use of the Senate, the doors were opened. Conversation with many senators of different politics this evening proves this new basis of settlement will not meet with unanimous favor. - ougiave i#q it IB Feported, pirpmed to make a long speech lasting through one 6r two sessiobs, Strong is opposed to it and others will take ground to sdopt at this late date a rule which shall govern the arbitrators and substantially directing them to throw out any particular claims about which the controversy bas occurred is Just as bad as withdrawing those claims as Great Britain demanded that we should. As it will take a day or two to print tha correspondepcp, it is doubtful if the de- bate on thé treaty is resumed before Wednesday.: a NEW YORK CITY. INQ'I‘ALLATIO‘] OF TAMMANY NEW OPPICERO. New York, May 14. -The Tammany Sachems metilast night and installed new officers,. Letiers were read from Judge Cburch, Gov, Seymour and 8. J, Tilden, returning thgnks for the honor of having been elected Sachems and expressing their regret pot being able to be pres- ent its in#tallation services. A letter was also resd from - Gov. Hoffman in which he said while he felt highly honor gd by being ¢lected to any position by a body of fellow citizens, still considering his positron be thought it would be im- proper for h’um to become a member 043 any looal organization. tog O3 CITY Larorkrs. - lo The board of assistant Alderman yes. lerdey adopled resolutions asking the board of Pa. ic Works to report an or- dinance, fixing the rate of wages to be paid to city laborers per day of eight hours, ; a s { LAW INGTITUEE. At the anmual election of the New York Law fnstitute, yesterday, Charles O'Connor elected President. Opposition Ecket was headed by David Dudley teld. . vyaN NoRT sick. The annolinced sickness of Commis- gloner Van Nort is not serious,but he will be confined for some time during which meetings the board of audit will be sus- 139231124. L ~ , PQOLTMICAL _ cosmug UT D. #. MEXATO®R. Harrrorn,! May 14.-The Democratic members of, the Legislature in caucus this eveping at New Hayon, nominated Q. G. Ferry for Senator. | SENATOR CALDWELL 8HOWN UP, Lrarexwokta, May 14. -In the suit be- tween Senator Caldwell and Burke, edi- tor of the \Bulleti'nf’ in the district court yesterday three witnesses:swore that Sen- tor Caldwell gubsidized the \Balletin'\' in the recent {Leavenworth, Atchison and Northwestern Railroad imbroglio with. the city of! Leavenworth by paying the *\*Bolietin' $2000 It was shown that Caldwell paid the \Bulletin $4 000 to sup port his eléction to the United States Sepate, and he (Caldwell) now brings sult to recgver this money. The evi- depce is very, damaging to Caldwell.. CRIMES AKD CASUALTIES, Lin anor beap. > | Prirapetrira, May 14. . Wro. Hinger- burhler shot John Raisch 'Head and wounded another man during an assault upon the formers lagor beer saloon last night. | > R oxiz way To crc our. Boston, Miy 14. -A man named D. W. Appleton, nephew of Daniel Webster, while confined in a station house in Dor. cheater se figs to the building and was x a?“ 1; BURKKD 16 Mrs, Feter Pangborn, aged 70, was. buaned to daith in Piainfeld, N. J;, yas. 1. How jfiallflns; mfllii‘fQ.fl:,‘<>f thgr‘s' r of the Cherokees nation, | to quai recently, : She was | his, who sdnceired a romantic: pases r the oh bkizmwuimiodi‘h to. him w,r‘?\m the hunt]. of this city, to protect their town fram | entire town is surrounded by fire, and That treaty was rejected because it worse took' place and th f m tinued to afimgggm - 91 patient con to be ns , as fi -from a magma» negr Carroliton, Miss., re- cent CA . (OG a memb Sorialataf. . . ;- | year as gt a cifo.yailroad . fining: Racific r HO:STS THE NAMES. Mozsicz, May {14..-IThe Mobile Daily \ Tribune\ hoists the name of Greeley and Brown this morning, subject to the action of the Convention which meets at Montgomery the 17h of June. GREAT FIRE IN THE SOUTH MOUNTAIN CarursLz, May. 12.-A disastrous fire has been burping for six drys on South mountain, commencing in tae vieimity of Pine Grore Furnace, raging stronger to- day, now working down the mountain, rapidly towards Holly Springs. The de- of timber and wcod is heavy. Thus far they have been unable to check it. * , BAW-MILLS BURNED. ' CorvxuBia, Pa., May 11.--H. Smalls & Sons' two large saw-mills were entirely destroyed by fire at < Wrigntsrille this morning. - Loss about $30,000. - SEVERE HAIL _ saur Lars, May 14 -A fearful bail atorm occurred this afternoon doing great damage to the fruit blossoms. # NOMINATIONS REJECTED. ALBANY, May 14.-In executive-session 'this moroing the Senafz rejected nomi- nations of Cosgries Widifiel4 to be Com- missioner of Appeals in place of Judge Lednard, appointed a justice in place of Cardoza, and Smith Weed to be supein- tandent of insurance in place of Miller resigned. - JUDICIARY COMMITTEE AND A'cUNX. Arsany, May 14.-The Judiciary com- mittee have reported in the case of Judge McCaom, recommending the Governor to- send his case to the Senate with a recom- mendation for his removal. The report was agreed to unanimouely, N:w Havex, May 14 -Coalition to elect Senator Ferry has succeeded. The House to-day. give him 16 majority. The Senate gave Hawley 7 mrjority. Kerry's be 9 or 10 sPORTING. TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK. New York, May 14.-Fiye trots at Fleetwood Park yesterday ;: First was won in three heats by Frank tine 3:06 ; second was won by Belle Jones,five heats, best time 2:54$¢ ; third -was won by Geo. M. Pateben, four héats, best 2:08 ; fourth was won by Sthrlight, teur beats, best time 2:434 ; fifth wae won by David, two heats, 2:55: ' YACHleG a Pamapeiraia. May 14.-The first yacht race of the season on Delaware Bay came off yesterday and was pa-ticipsated in by forty-six yachts. * | - THE PRESIDENCY, ENDORSE GREELEY AND BROWN. New York, May 14.-The Tiromti Re- form be'd a meeting fast nisht and adopted resolutions endorsing Gréely and Brown and favoring the one term principle. ¢ nov, waLkER Rir Mey 14.--The Hichmonoud \Enquiner' denie» that Governor Walker has expressed himself in fivor of Horace Greeley in advance of the Democratic Convention. CONGRESS. To-day's Proceedings SENATE, x Warginaronxn, May 14, ~Nr., Trumbull ralled up the bill to es tablish a district court in Indian Ter ritory. . , Mr. Nye offered an amendment de- signed he said to reorganized that whole Territory, and argued in fayor of it until the expiration of the morniog hour, Tho House then went into & com- mittee of the whole on tarriff and tax bill. | HOUSE, Speaker presented a letter announcing the resignation of Brooks, of Mags, Seyeral peosion bills and bil co lifying peosion laws. Passed. . Senate amendments to naval appro- priation bill was taken up and conference committee ordered on disagresing votes, when bill to amend enforcemént act came up,. Rerding question was on Trambull's amendmecst, adding amnesty bill. . Mr. Morton opposed the amendment because if adopted, it would probably kill the bill. Edmunds warned the friends of en- forcement bill that if they should vore to amend it by adding amnesty bill, friends of amnesty would probably attempt then to strike out the original bill and keep theamnesty bill, | - - lik + THE STATE LEGISLATURE. ToDay's . ASSEMBLY. Arsany May 14. + U Biil providing for' the settlement of alms against the city and county of ew York, passed. The annusi report of the superintend ent 'of the insurance department was re- ceived and the usual number of copies ordered printed. 1C | BILLS PASSED. Amending charter of Pou enlarging its boundaries Death of a Post. - ol N ghkeepgig and Thomas Buchanan Read,the American painter pores, died at the Astor House, in New York, about eleven o'clock Satur- day night.. He wasg carried, off by an attack of pleuro-pnenmonia, in the fifty» first year of his ago, - Since his afrival from Italy, a week since, ho has, been lying postrate by illness, the eeyezfity of the disease being still further aggravated by the lingering effects of the Roman fever from which he suffered in the Holy City, He leit Rome a month since, and while eroiiing the Atlantic was pros- trated, mpd has been stradily growing worse to the finalimoment of his decease, For several days his condition was criti- oal, and on Tuesday night (Tthlinat.) a change for the better was observed by he physicians,; but at an early four Wedresday evening a change for the Mr. A rnold and Ada §owell,efigaged of married, died on the same day, ently. . oop thatin a aryland, . aryland,'\ has t metgber of tie Mails “’Reg‘i:t'élzze’c’°e’§£ a salaty. of $15,000 'a Maggot the Northern Pm .*«-Ben Wade gots lor: majority on joint ballot Weenesday willy time [+ (Demooerats}, enthusiastioall ithe nominations. Music, firewor non, &0., added to the eqthusfas is 38 /yoars old, and Has buried bands, been divorged from a third, and ? liviglg with. the fourth,. |] Her gh ready number fourteen. Sh 'the prime of life, and no on the the future. 18669, -Ban of dasign, stroke on Wednesday,.\ are to cos1 $35,000,000. - the irenrains of &a young woman boiling in asoap ketile, . 'opal por annum, or 4,000 _ average of twenty cargoos per day, April to Octaber. consecrated in San Francis leas than seventy five gods' iw are twenty fest . O8 Bigs, to the Republican-Convention~The eréfim Apparently Disheariened,, 20. May 18, 1878 The wire-pullers of\ the Grant o arrived this evening. 'Iney iwhig] Ped ceédingly low. The high mhaic deg? Union, as they. interpret 14, i3 mm; gown to a paltry party squehi, Adm: istration managers are withikg iq franc? efforts to look composed and seem o ters of the situation. Only Gornett [gay vejor of the Port of New Yirk . pia. the self«sacrificing country min w7no w wild \abandon flung him. if in“; tgn breaches of the Naval Office.l.and cane: high heaven and count committee to witmers the, pjrify of Biz motives, is is also here. Twodoubleé pas- Lxsqns‘ ot G: $131 s aceompantfed Cornell and is party. ey all agreod thay « Tong.) Muyrpby” M greod that \ Honest nipulate. | _ _ _ } This is evidently Cornell'sbwn funeral; perbaps his mangement will make it ; political funeral for Grant. have to r. mark as a aigoal of the tihes that thi, f‘fening, ain a close diseus::of on the pol tical situation a gentleman present offer ed to bet any amount tha' tko thirds of the delegates would be otficésholders un. ger 'the federalg governmept - Corvel] looked a little wild but.was Scoum.\ The gentilemas who made the bet threatoned to send his information to the \Heraid and perhaps he wiil. H ' #TaTE convexrioxd. [From the Kew York Tr'libu'nej' Conventions of both thé Democratic and Republican partios of tliis State s semble to:morrow-the one the gther at Elmira. |The work 0+ the Elmiraigatherin‘gis simple, and the general frankly in the New York Cugtom House Its basipes is to sel- eifiel«fates to cas the votes of the Empire Stata in the .re nominat on convention at EPhiladel 'h'§ for Clyssea 8, Grant. It will be hare nlos. 1. ésrniatration d,. hive cap | +ed by too miny obstinately refused to ngre4 on Republican poliry changed all toast. skillfy of wh m with th duepd to entire bharmo® reign at Elmira. not méet there,. to overawe or mubsue them by aummor ing from the discharge of their dures at the as at Conver tion the Coliector ot the Piri, the Sur geyor pf the Portitite Naval Officer of tos Port, and oa host of heir satele msa—rhv calling | from very other' Federal office thrgugtout the S ate,'and garge o' Cug«tom to guard the doors and break tables ors the neads of ubtrusive ¢ fl‘mnmgjro n- Washington . Ssenautid “Jeanna-w;v tp preach proscrigtion tot the imvkepf peace.-the gospel of conciliznsn y BUuppr-ssmion. Nula cleofksfitp nora tld‘eJVHle‘er-fltnp need be wasted on Elmi ry. . A minqrity of the Republicans of New an‘k rill be rvg'gsa ted there : but they - wid Hiatmo iDu‘Bly; if not enthusiastically, - register Y, a“! ordeg wi Iberat Rgpublifiitfa do rv-nj'mmnlmn of Gen, (irdufiifiwithout de lay dr cavil, and select delegktes to Pail adeli‘h'n accordiogily . g | 7 a 'A © | Srtmer ._ The Presidentgy. a > U 1 Horgee Grecley Retires Frim the Net ELL York ©\ Tribune? . \* © U -- EntHusiastic Libersel Demo p | Boston: ~a r . * orEkuiey rETIfES no}; THR EDITY RIALCONTROL OP THE PAPER, Kw Yoat, May 14.-The ! to—mprrow punlishes the follo The\ Tribune \ has crard to be a p the unos nomination ofthe edi nat. sgenis to invo ve it in a nw em bai must be a rare that she position of a j i » P , Tribune ' ing card - dificult ; that he Js fetrered in sctign in criticism by the knowledge that wifatever he mi; say or do, isclos:ly s auned by tvbongands eager to\ perpigx thoee who art,supporting him,ns a candidate aud (0 whom h s shackled condition. will not permit him to to seivic<ab s. The undefsikued therefor withdraws from the conduct of the \ Frioune,\ and trol or supery ston over its columns. 1 {May 15th, 1872 nosacfigrkrLEy. The eaitorial management 6f the \Id U buna?\ of course, falls upon Reid, E-q. * extacerieric pexonsrraftron. |I | Eosrex, May 13. -The first Groctey and Brown camp-izgn flag was unfaried to the breago this eyontba at Uta, $6.idened \ery m=dy by fin Horgidy | tha | Cmomnati. Convention sp.) and Hon, B. Bradtoary and Wim.. . Cuiffrd ksécxm mM» R 200 gp tone s They raiso s6me very *~ smart '* wom in Vermont.: We frequently read 0 their faking charge of farms; fabulous awounts of cord woody and pt forming other feats that would excite th8 sstonisbmenty if not envy, of {fheir #6sf | __ sisteifts in the ciiies. f ess of whom wae have read, a mos leas sisters aforesaid, dwells in Ruélpnd. Sho Ibe last lnod amart tl'mely to excite aArfonis iment, 298 likely to rouie envy in the weak ~$wo bus ildren a aegis stil 18 ;; can, guess eater triumphsthat aw“: her in a hoa MISCELLANEOUS. | -Coffée was first drunk # mag e x if?Pa_rmxn fancifco is £953.79 a} w whoa} -New York had its first £0 of sad Strasburg el -The new fortigggtjons of -Ranseas City, Mo, is herf &, -the Michigan newspap'etj' aro fubLEff‘ items, the price of shot guns having D4 xedqgeck to $1. A f . an arh - of - mma area cll g°°% h aston requires i >a «--A new Chinese temple wak $.\ wich 10 o\ mhich a is also adive ' 4 ond.. & mhbfxf 'ho € f | | iy large, bigh and cor glam « t f . would have been consulted b holding F ouse bullies ~ rty organ, ba ' for at Cingp \; frassmont. al 4 be purnalist, wat (# is a. the same time a cardiiate, is at.bust irksome ail & $nd res Taing, . find in it what may be so interpreted ag to annoy og: ] will henceforth, untilfurth-r notice!@geroise po co# ; g W hitelas - il ~ w Id > X ou ROL be I ere to ma E §1 Rochester, | The.ep i'smen whoég underiaq the organizition, have long oute; E .} + B .t they hare r, mismanagement, the party thas been re- It will nof be necessary i elegites ; by sin . & their for tha inevitable, deciare for the\ i * k $ €. ty> m €, ¢ Bo y t - Tau-anon in ; fot t *or | indorsiny the one | '\ &
