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10 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1872.—TRIPLE SHEET: Convention will adopt a platform broad enough for every EUROPEAN MARKETS. Schr Henry Whitney, Perkind, Brookville for New York, man f t will, before adjourning, . with GaratarRamicrasrnemamtrz | LOUISIANA DEMOCRACY. Prt ap nanepanedareen tained in Mr. Sumner’s Civil Rights bill. hen, when we to order. Efe Bark this, Soalén| schrs B & Kirk, Jersey City’ Ath—Arrived, schrs WD Hilton, Providence; Nelile 0 4 Boston’; John F Krantz, Pitcher, d — ; swe can untold ol banuers to the Lowvox Moxey Manxer.—Loxpox, June 5-5 P. M.— | "Schr E Clausso for New York, with stone | "wostanstg rantz, Pitcher, do. q cine a and] leant beens with the mame of Grant in Conmole closed ats, for money and $2, tor the account. | to.Brid Gon = Pe Pinglhaven: fy ae tena! che (oe eg, OUR cantata is iy, Backiey4 i {upon je ‘will make a clean mnited States five-twenty’ bon 065 3 Mal few York, leans: Elwood CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE. | ween, and vr, arceley and liberal repubicaniam will be | The Struggle for a Coalition with | 31%: 1s07's 15; tentordes, whe stone to Bridge Ok eee Rockport for Willey Ani oatath Hart, Alexandria, Va. ; Loretto afsktel Knowl no more in this country. “(Applause I will say, sf huts BOvnsk:—Fasns, ine &-P. M.—Hentes closed at | sehr Masutchuscuts, Birdaall, Rockland ‘or New York, | Frank G Dow Gugd, Ya. Nelile ott laid, Baltimore i lusion, ‘our Northern friends need not give e to order. 1a: James 5 You, soldiors of the Potomac; you, soktiers of the East; | Ihemselves ary fear that we are # the Liberal Republicans. Liveweoot, Corton Manxxt.—Ltvenroot, June &-5 P. | "Schr Yankee ‘Blade, Jones, Bucksport for New York, | Pangier Grimm cory yaseet, and S Morris, Seaman, do, fou, eoldiors of nfwest, and of all the land, remember MED WITH TILE NAME OF MR. GREELEY, M.—The market closed strong. Middling uplands, Hgd.; | with stone to masters” Dyer, Barker, ‘Blgabethports Wickham Sevath: Word W Unostentatiously and how kindly, how generously, | or that we have one eye toward Cincinnati. Although dddling Orleans, Ie. a Li%c. The sales of the day | “Schr White Sem: Miller, Vinaihaven for New York, with | bridge N Bramhethport: Hickinan, | Sinal lp Woods ow cousdently he associated with and commanded as | ignorant, although we have not had the advantages of ec have been 20,00) bales, including 6,000 for speculation and | stone to Bridge Go. : ton, Wheatley, Mud, Britt, Port Johnson; JB Ander= paw General Grant was ‘yet we know. by instinct, which side 4s to our export. The total sules of cotton yesterday were 17,00 | Schr MG Bird, Brown, Vinalhaven for New York, with | Hoboken Ghatiaa Beads, BA Sawyer Stewarty _ ENIGMA FROM BIRTH, aria aa plans and. aithough Wwe may not fully Report of the Conference Committee—The War- pales, 009 of which were sold after the regular close of bay 1 Ct Bridge So. te ningham, and Empire: Spamecttey, Passack earl Cana so still. \< tvet been f th- nd the great cal question ete n 3 iy York. Torrey, 4 A a " A Lap Mi as Oneal Nae Tail ote he eoeter, | can Lilngs thn RignoOk Tacha iwenoneesor meats tite'||| saathites Making Matters Unpleasantly Hot— Kiveuroot Breapsrorrs. Mancer.—Lavenroor June 5— | Schr Belle, Curry Glen Goer one ke Adance Tabet TFs Billow, Ames, do; ater and Patill than even we have ever thougne | land wilfever blind ws ao much ato make us forget the 2 ¥.'M—the market is quiet, “Corn, 27s 6d. per quarter, Schr 8'T Winer, Poole, Providerca ing Eiizabethport. Gatted aaaen mateel “i (reat applause.) Alinots gave the immortal Lin: | party that gave us liberty, (Applause) Reports of the Majority and Minority—“"We puirenroot Puovisions Manaet.—Livenroot. une 6— | . Schr Reading KR No 3, Reilly, South Norwalk Yor New | Norfolk; ship" Lawrenee ees, Hallett, Baltimore vig 2 alt something f responsity pat May mond me | oi gnezal Ataniguen ofPennayivanis, spire Will” and “We Wont”—A Great Mud- p Eavnnrogn’ Puonves Manxer—Livenroot, June 8-8 | Schr Star Spangled Banner, Brackett, New Bedford for (SoD, Thangs Wiketa gore for grdera; Eldorado ak 1o1 tre pple, at 0 ei ¥ ‘gan! : ned petroleum, 13d. |. per gallon. ‘ork, . dn - Ds “isinehaken ih the "pure patriousm of General | Teported the following : dle—Loud Talk and No Business. Lonvos Puopucr Manutr dune d~Evening — |” Sehr i & B Kelly, Kelly, Newport for Newark. HORS MRSCT® Jae Gayansiaam. Venn Sackeanvile, © ‘unt, as has been shown in his magnanimity and in his PERMANENT OFFICERS OF THE CONVENTION :— Linseed oil, £34 5s. per ton. Spirits turpentine, 553, a 50s. SchrDA Horry ‘Walker, Cold Spi for New York, rett (Br), Dennis, Liverpool hk Ve er, and Eliza Evee ih and shining intellect (Applause.) He ix not a | Thomas Settle, of North Carolina, permanent President. per cwt. Russian tallow firmer, at 54s, per cwt Schr 8 8 Buckingham, ‘Hamilton, Rockport for New | sen, Trapani. esta (Nor), Christens man of words. He cannot utter a speech himeelt. But | _ Vice Presmets—Alabama, Paul Strobach; Arkansas, Sa ear career York, with stone to ordei BALTIMORE, éckrrives we have the wimost contdence in hls Righ patriotion. | Blishs Baxter; Catitornia, H. 8, Sargent; Connecti New ORLEans, June 5, 1872. HAVANA MARKETS, pein, ylzsie J Raynor, Stilwell, Providence for Eliza- | Johnson, New’ Oricans 2d, via Havai Koy West? ad anes and si anc ; i i 3 r De ; wae ney fitt! and mean td trust him during feuryears longer with: | f Conley filinels: Beet a ones ace The political day broke stormy; the politicians, asin di Sonam Aah, sel Jilia Grace, Collyer, Bridgeport for New York, Han Brocka ral iver ea gs or Porting Waianeee outa ae poached pear = Leaps erie Pannen, Meco pone, Bon. a iS ree B ee awaiting the action of the Conference Committee, Exchange on sha Waited Bintes, a aa jm currenc: para Pa ha Ludlow, Brown, South Norwalk for New Geo . Berry, Brat At aera: ;ousins, Ponce; ge At the conclusion of re lesby’s speec! ere ¢ ses Se et chy, M. Kocley; 4 at 4 per cent discount; short sij 2% by bina (Br), Terrlo, Cardenas; Abbie © Titeom! Mi were lond cries for Governor Hawley, of Connecti: | hows i. ,fragery, Maine, “ir: F. Tohey’ Maryland, | Went late to bed and were out early. The market | Peiniun: awdays void, i a fig pet cent ‘premium; | Rehr Alice M Lewis, New London for New York. fanzas; Ably’ Thusxten Parker, Saullay Gas’ W -cut, Who, on being brought forward, etepped on the | Mienwan, Eber'B, Waul: Minnesota, GE. Henedict; Mis’ | W28 feverish upon the terins of the coalition, until | short sliht, 15% u 18% per cent premium; on tondon, Scie Reading failroad No 44, Brady, Norwich for Eiiza- | Tem pese UN, sches Minnie, Ierricksony New Yor ? a 26% percent premium; on Paris, IL ally pe ‘hos Booz, Somers, Hoston: Forest Oak, Parker, i platform amid loud and continued applause. sissippi. HW, Plumey Nebra ka, John 8. Lowen; New | developed in both conventions, ‘The situation 8 @ | premium, bare EOIN sas Ba tos NESE Martin, Bray, do; Susan, Lowe, Arroyo, PR; Tropic } Thanking the Convention for their kind reception lampshire, Hon, William H. Y. ‘Hackett ‘ew Jersey, | strange one. The democrats wish to swallow the Schr 8 W Bike. Blake. Matra ton Tamara tana (Br), Wood, Gnas loups of him Governor Hawley begged to be excused from | Dudley 8. Gregory w York, H. B. Claflit r (ee pal egy ao 4 of hua ¢ jovernor HAN lay beaged to be excused from Ba Laat Caswell Shin” Hieateuaae “Ggvernor | Reform Convention, ‘The reformers wave, on the N EW sg hen, On Son, Mader, Mactiasfor New York, withtam- | sehrs Bier oc a Ben ence Bio Menane t the Committee on Permanent Organization 4 \ W. oliver, "Rhode Istand, General A. | Contrary, a strong proclivity for office, and, not Ss H I Pp Pp I N G . chr Honest Abe, Boston for New York. DUee Borge rose Hudson; Carrie E Woodbury, Woods {: : ready to report. . esse, Hon, ek Schr Benj Reed, Hanna, Boston for New York. Sailed— . Considerable ronfasion ensued for 4 few minutes, wishing to be swallowed themselves, are yet ready Schr Olive Elizabeth, Crane, Boston for Elizabethport. ga Bel p ar ‘ollna, A. J. Rensi Wisner; Texas, Hon. A. B. Norton. , West Indies. : ‘air Br), Vance. Sagua; schr Marg re occasioned by calls for the report and for various ks; Virginia, Charles T, Malord $ West Virgini to swallow the liberal republican organization, Almanac for New York=—This Day. Sehr Mary F Cushman, Hall, Newport for New York. Jane & Elizabeth (ir), Me nm, Eleuthe qtr (Al cpagail < Ay Horton; W: rg: VF F : Schr Ruth Halsey, Richards, Bridgeport for Jersey City. | *‘s4— oh a j speakers by name, Finally, Mr. Boruck, of Califor- ort er oradn Gecne M. Chiles: | Who in their turn object to being bolted down. Schr Neptune's Bride, Providence tor New Yorke. | sock Arne Has, Templar, Wilson, Itlo Janeiro; Ry lorida, Dennis. Engan District of Cs nia, Obtained the Noor, and said they had all heard with delight the distinguished speakers, who had «spoken so eloquently in lavor of the colored race, and desired that that race now heard through one of en, Boston, to load for Europe; St , Demerara; Harrisburg, Ryder, ,, Craig, Cardenas; schrs Grace Susan Btetson, Yates, Boston: JM oe Fook 5 Xa my Bon. fobn Rk. The Democratic Convention met at cleven | Sun rises.. ng, 3. W. Donnellon; Missouri, General | oreigck, with a crowded lobby. Its proceedings | Sun sets... opened with several personal explanations, in . 429] Moon sets....eve 812 Schr George & Albert, Mulberry, New Haven for New . Yor - 727 | High water...eve 845 | “Rctir zeta Psi, Book, New London for Alexandria. Schr Samuel P Godwin, Waterbury, Stamford. for New lahama, William V. Turner; Arkansas, ——— Now York; Katle J’ Hoyt, Arnold, New Haven ‘ antative: e, ifornia, Mareus D. Borue! — Oliver Scofeld, Dissor yt ai Arena het wet and William H. | git. d wie! Delaware, b which a general disposition was manifested to OCEAN STEAMERS. Behr Fannie Hasard, Jones, eh 'fon Noe Lae, wah vine nee ;, Menard via ‘ Geo Mills, Eilotzon, Fi H Gray, of Arkansas, 2 medium-sized, dark-skinned | janie 1 avoid the personalities and reeriminations which | pares OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE | mdse und passengers nnn NOTCH for New Yorks a iiuclow caehmaum MePlstian, Howes, Boston: ite aolored mat Of antool aupearanoe ‘and good mun- | Kay marked the previous day’s proceedings and threat- MONTH OF JUNE. BOUND EAST. beige arry; Sedgley, and) Pro 8 (Bi a Onto West Nh SA 02 OS Pee ee eee | 30 ened a split. | | Bectination | Ofc Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New York for Now Bedford. | Euston, Carroll; Harbor Islands Takes ite sec sel Gerri oF tux Coxvastion—For the frst time pro- | Michigan, | C cae The report of the committee appointed to confer of Baltimore. |June 6..| Li ol... {15 Broadway. direc licemeA eg cry ee ag = RIN es 5 een eee eee a eee Caren tiee ett a ene | Brewer; Nebraska, J.B. Weston; Nevida, C.C, seven: | with the reformers came up next, and was as -}Eaverpool:./19 Broadway. chr Amelia Terry, Hoboken for Providence. man, Boston, soe: OO DEM OR a Bea venta ‘ot that oppressed race that has lved among | Son w Hampshire, Charles 8.'Whitehowse; New Jer- | goows:— +|MAverpool.. 7 Rowling Green Schr TP Pa G Philadelphia tor Providence, BANGOR, June 3—Cleared, schrs Kossuth, Tomas, Ne You for ewe hundred and itty years, lifted by the mage | S¢¥, dohn V ow York, D. Oxden Bradley; . 3 Fhowingareen | Rely Axnes, MeMulten, toboken for Hartford, York; Damon, Johnson, Philadelphin; Nellie Doe, Ric ae ‘cat nation, the power of God and the | North Carotin ks; Ohioy Jam Sands; OF REPORT OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTED, Rowling Gre Schr Falr Wind, Bowman, Hoboken for New Bedfore. | ardson, and Ann Elizabeth, Getchell,’ Now Yorke Ten Taws« the degradation of slavery tothe proud | Kon, H. Re Kk unsylvania, 1. 1. Bingham ; R. Whereas it results from the Joint deliberations of the So ireadway.s” || Schr Karan Herbert, Cole, Weehawken {gr Boston, mount Tendleton, do. : i Hosition of American’ citizenship. (Great applause.) | Wilson. W. Caroling, Hl. ¢. Ma 1} comterene Mtiben On the: Datiackeda aoa Retort T Bowling Green ancl Day, Smnlth, Bt abethport for Hartiord. PAARLESTON. June 2—Arrived, brig Monarca ool yrds on this oceasion to ou tor is BNNERKCO, “Wa 4 i ‘st either pa vi o eo, ethp * paukt. aoe ome, ee Ttateet retention, | mont W. Harrls, dr; Virginia, Jon Waltz West Vir- aeyncala cre aaian aetna far tie fmoaiae in the | ‘Laure 15.1 te Beonawey ir Old Zack, Beebe, Port Johnson for New Hayen, Cleared Ist, bark Medway (Br), Evans, London. where va > people of such, magnitude, the | xinia, J.T. \ » def. Prisby; Colorado, | way of joint action by the two Conventions, in common | 8” VAurents-.+-., une Wb. UHAVSe.....-188 Broadway. Schr Dart, Williains, New York for Stamford, Sth—Arrived, bark Maria (Bi), Shelidrake, Philadel graniest and greatest nation upon the earth, notonly in | Jeone B. Chaffee; District of Columbia, Alex. B. Shep: | Yostion, are insuperable: Minds that, co-operation. iittst Beamer Electra, Mott, New York tor Providence, phia, ‘ F Sie recounition of the merit of the glory of thé War whieh | Bard; Edaho, E, J, Curtis; Wyoming, Gedrge W-Corry. | lther he ubandoned or must be remitted to commitices | PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 5, 1872, | Steamer Thetis, Gale New York tor Providence. Suiled—Bark Medway (Br), Evans, London; brigs Min. Ther noble sons waged so wacematuily have in Convention | “ ‘Tho report was unanimously adopted. from the respective conventions: therefore i - — pic Abbie, Harding, Beaufort SC; schra LT Knight, Po set bled’ i y listened not on he greates' 3 Je’ a, Of Ye solves y "i wective con- ae HG) MA ¢ Poster, Jacksonvi Pirupon an osnsion Ne this, if Crass the President will probably take considerable time, aud | Jerwden' the two parties to mares uot a conan ket — Shin Storkers (Nor), trom Antwerp (by pilot boat Wid- | TARIEN, May 28—Arrived, ship Elphinstone (Nord athe past, then open the door of the inasmuch as we have had a very long session, that »oilivers, to he ‘recommended for the -jportot | , Steamshin Nevada (Br), Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens: | Woe ek Aten (Nor), trom Barrow (by pilot boat Widgeon, | Santa, "ul; hark Charles Lainbert (Br), MoBeth, Guadag ve but justemerged. Il we now take a recess until cight o'clock this even- | both convention’, and to make such other recommenda. | town—Williains & Guion. No), " % "| loupe: schrs M M Lote, Abbott, Charlesten; Win Flnty up, perhaps, the di on orange and sit . Ee esse AN FR OU Se na ah 3 aR eer oe noes REvEEpORY Via Shoeod town = tleared 2h bark Selma, Dood Antwerp. ; ps perhaps, the «ise o os and Cries of “No! no!’ see. pelny disttiietly understood that the re- c a i . a eared 29th, bark Selma, Dood werp. race stich ast) people haye never theugnt | Academy is engayed for another purpose to-night. : Gai m Ce: Steamship Westphalia (NG), Schwensen, Hamburg— | ,Stqamshins . for Liverpool; Nevada, do; De: + | (FORTRESS MONROE, June S—Arrived, bark Edsoi of in it in the shame and the | Mr, SPeNceER—Then I move that We adjourn anti] | THE STOR COMMENCED—A PARLIAMENTARY TRICK. rdt & Co, Ae; Meteopotis, Berinuiay Huntsville, Savannults Geox: | Stkton, trom Montevideo'tor orders. on fn ae Wie Sr lan so menrare at 0s A meeat many sen are One All the members of the committee were then fon aah rhe Delanoy, St Domingo City, &e—Spof- | gia) Charleston, . in the words “ot the” Good Book, | frach to the labors of to-morrow. called up, and closely questioned with regard to Steamship Metropolis, Castner, Hamilton, Bermuda— we remember these errors, While we remember | General ALBRIGHT—Mr, Chairman, the Committee | thelr consultation, After two hours thus spent by te Huntsville, Crowe all these degradations, there 18 no Yengeance, thank God, | on Organization desire to present the name of Gen- | Ferguson, one of the most prominent leaders, | den. red to Philadelphia leaky, will be discharged and go | Sa found in our he: Ho revengelul feelings, ho desire of | eral H. HL. Bingham, of this city, for the permanent | prohea the sore by demanding information as to | gS4mship Georgia, Holmes, Charleston—II R Morgan & | on simpson é Neill’s dock tor examination. more. / ion: but G has given us a heart tot the [ > vel . o Jo, 30) 7 FALL RIVER, June 3—Sailed rk G (N J People cor the position. In which, Wwe stand to tary of the Convention, He is the man to | whether the passage of the resolution would | “Steamship Niagara, Walker, Norfolk, City Point and | 498°! f4xxy Pers, of and for Kennebunkport from Bos: | pric rune Spatied bark Gerda (Nor), Ombng Ww ve abte r a O1 04 ‘ hia, to load for the Baltic, tid we ate willis, be Laid before, to “letthe dead | Whom we are indebted for this fine building and its | snug om consultation with other political | Richman eon Darinine ton, with flour a ries, went ashore on Ordione » load for the Baltic ; a gro Hadelp ) : . bidbeints » welcome the delerate imship Co. *y ; o Bead buh : Cleared—Brig Barbara (Br), Be; a Dake nburyedee, danae) and HO. in’ our. progress | flue adornments and for the welcome the delegates | Grranizations. This, of “course, had direct | _ShiGlenhave (sy Forshave, Liverpool E Mor- | Pavement Rye Bs ach, morniag of ath Inst, and wusto- | ,,leared—Brix (Br), Begg, Baltimore, to Io Lid lt ourselves to become what we have | have received in the city of Philadelphia. Linove | 20 \ 4 ». | gan’s Sons. AIDA NAa wake eyed) GALVESTON, June 4— Been made W, Ainerican citizens indeed and in | he be made that Secretary. Carried, (Appuuse) | Telerence | to Warmoth and the storm broke. | #4f tat Je Iredale (ir) Agnew, London—Geo F Bulley. |, Sev Banas II Toxs, from Philadelphia fer Portsmouth, | thn, Eidedyo, New : Oo aabbokettapenn eed oreo ( Passed in for Norfolk, steamship Moravian (Br), from} Liverpool ‘Bark O M Hume, New York. v’ aes Saile Marine Disasters. 5th—Pas: barks Samson, and Lizzie Raymond, 8 tric, for Arroyo. wannah—Robt Low- Snir Crrrerion, for San Francisco, before reported re- | for Cork hifton, Rio Janeiro; Eliza Oulton, Balti ia fact. (Applause). It is the wonder of the world, the *, MOMICIAE! bn. prosontad e ‘permanent attempt was first made to postpone action | park Fraternitas (Nor), Jacobsen, Cork for orders— | arrived at Vineyard Haven 4th inst, with main boom RGETOWD miracle of the nineteenth century, that, in the reat | pt; McMicnARL then presented the pernances | on the report in order to bring up a resolution pre- | runein Raye & Gon broken. ERR BME Eee a ee struggle which rocked this country trom cent foal: | to the Convention that Judge Settle has just been ye ome , looking to such a combination. wok Sarah Gibson (Br), Gibson, Cork for orders—C L | scun AJ Bentuxy remained ashore June3 at Ragged Cleared—Schr ILA Ireland, Hoboken; Maggie & Lucyg mid. the. deb! i y ( s JUS aman i ‘ nk i i pointe Hin § this gre nad lifted from | Wnanimously elected permanent President of this | Th thet or tha eee eaiamentary trick to arrive | Wik Titania (Nor), Jensen, Lubeck—Tetens & Bock- | 7*ls Potomac River, with a lighter alongside. 5 asi . he strong arm | body and will now take his seat, risk, and it elicited a prolonged discussion, in which | ™ann. p Rocxrorr (Mass), June 5—The scr Wm H Dennis, from | or, Bangor for Philadelphia; Tda May, Gray, do for Trend Mest ell 9 Ee eee ; fund it elicited a prolonged disenssion, in which | "OT; christina (ftal), Castellano, Gibraltar for orders— | Philadelphia for Salem, tonded with coal, went ashore on MAP Keller, Philadelphia, oe ora¥> have before 0! came forward, amid lone continued cheers. When | 2 the party lights effulged. Finally, on being | giocevich& Co, the breakwater this evening, and went'to pieces. The | “Lire, May 29cArrived, sch Traveller, Mitchell, New. f Amerigan citizens Etrione haa pentOnetiine Bate forced to a vote, it was lost by 118 yeas to 164 nays, Bark Isaac Hall, Colcord, Cardenas—J H Winchester & | Crew were saved with great dificulty by the liteboat. | york Pt 3 fallod “somewhat im the —sangu quietness was resto! e : but developing an unexpected coalition | Co. (The W HD was an A2 vessel of 148 tons burthen, built at | ~ Sajied—schrs Mary A Harmon, Parker, Hillsboro; Hunt- of our friends, yet upon the whole I thiak we have fairly GextLeMeN ov THe ConveNtioN—I thank you for the | strength. Several rambling speeches were now Brig Ysabelita (Mex), Iriqueta, Campeachy—M Eche- anscy, NJ, in 1853, and hailed from Philadelphia.) ress, Brown, New York. Z us problem so far as we have gone, To-day | distinction of presiding over the deliberations of the | made, in which verria & Co. Miscellaneous. 30th—Arrived, sehr. “lara Jane, MeAllep, New York. dor the frst time God has pleased me with the sight of | greatest party in the greatest Power on earth, and I nc- E TWO F. - Brig Gem, Neal, Barbados—D Trowbridge & Co, _ Sail ‘Schr Mary Jane, Mitchell, Wilmtngton, Del. applause.) signtof him repays | nanimous sisters of the North to. the erring, adopt the report unanimously, provided the Com- | vius & Sons. ; of the Stratford Lightship, in Long Island Sound, that one MABLEHEAD, Mhy 3l—Arrived, schr Ocean Wave, Bry= the suflering, all the pain of years. | ward, punished, regenerated, patriotic sisters of | mittee on Resolutions would immediately report | Schr Fred Smith, Smith, Santa Martha and Savanilla— | °f his crew had died tha day previous. izabethport. u fet The sight of him renews the ‘South. (inmense applause.) We have hich | upon the vexed resolution looking to a coalition | HJ De Woit & Co. Bank J A Grirrenstept (Nor), from Pensacola for Stock- d—Schr James 8 Shindler, Lee, Philadelphia. By vari wn THAT HU) Prolonse: TA; & partand parcel of this the gmat body ITY WHICH 18 DIVINE, duties to” perform, have assembled to | Whey wi bir re here today, Kentiomen, | name the man wi shall administer. the laws | With Warmoth. This was done, and the same com- AS. reat people, an integral part ol | of the great republic for the next four years- Butour | mittee of conference was continued. A recess was Schr Antelope (Br), Barker, Hantsport, NS—D R De this country, and here for the purpo duties are plain. We should be recreant to every trust | now taken for an hour, at the expiration of which | Wolf & Go: vin Janet (Br), Roberts, Harbor Island—Jos | ton, E, put into Havana 26th on accountot the death of NEW LEANS, June 1—Arrived ship Constantia (Ger), Capt Westergaard. Soltendorn, Bremen; schr Wm Fisher, Lyman, Utila. I of Baltimore, 152 tons, built at Bilboa, Cleared— camship Juniata, Catherine, for Philadel- Spain, In 1858, now at Baltimore, has been sold for $4500. i 0 (ber i ' ship Athena (Br), Patten, Liverpool. in “Narmony with you, “of intrusting the rein | and failto respond to the vibrations of eve! ‘itriotic | time the Committee on Resolutions were ready to Schr Sea King (Br), Granville, St John, NB—Heney & NORFOLK, June 3 of power, dato” the “hands of that hero that ‘led | heart, ite donot with one voice name the soldier and report. In the interim news a PC easter | Parker, nf Y, Sour Jams Fon (of Fall River), Huntley, was reported | and Mary A tens Bodine Rew tore ¥ Baton Foor Us through a great bloody struggle of years; led | patriot, U. 8. Grant, for the next Presidency, (Renewed | tie Reform Convention’s action on extending its hs © E Elmer, Corson, Jacksonville—Slaght & Petty. | off Scatarle, NE Cape Breton, May 31, in’ aritt ice, by a NEWHURYPORT, June 4d—In port, ‘ready for sen, schra es ih ieee and ae, BC OB sald Sonate wei, eg titisa ne Eat Aentend We sphere of consultation to the liberal republicans, chr Matilda Brooks, Jones, Jacksonville—Jonas Smith | brik BEEYON REE Orca ules Eliza & Rebecca, Price, and Hannah ¥ Baker, Kelly, for guided, aud he was nomiated for President in 1805, sald — | asa necessity. We know thatitis a neecasity, necessury | Sphere of consultation to the liberal republicans, | ¢ (o, ‘ SAN Francisco, June 4—The rumor that the schooner | Philadetptila, ) fe peace. he sowing of t problem of our | for the law’ and order of that Portion ot ne Sonn a ry. ana nt Up wha expecte be Schr Ridgewood, Derrickson, Georgetown, SC, and Point | Ogle had been captured by the natives of the Solomon W BEDFORD, Jane 3—Arrived, schrs Almon Bacon, eltizenship has n the work oy No one knew | He is a necessity to the Deno of al eres if rol Se nal test question warmed to fever heat. Bluf—E D Hurlburt & Co, Islands, and Captain Bird Inte of Massachusetts, and the | Crosby, Lynn for New York; J Traman, Gibbs, New York. Hat position was to be browzht Plause.) Tis not proper that T should detain you with apont sX2, COMHITION Warm WansoTt hr Daybreak, Blake, Charleston—Bentley, Miller & | crew mussnered, has been fully confirmed. Suited dih, sch Helen, Perry, New York, of xtendes a cine t 7 Ay About four o’cloc Jonve! PASS De EWPORT, June M—, e Sahin BRT waeeaane | Sete te aiey MGR gy cer nPeaatCt aa | when the Commlitee on esouions made the fo: | ,uaFAbNe Dunn, Pountln, Port Rayal—aaW Eiwetl | | Rotice to Mmclmers, TEEN sins pu gE pre y vi 5 8 he! sl very glad of the’ oppo! iv you a a el “yee Lateepy oes . 4 he Brenton’s Reef 14 ip is” * ‘ailed—Sehr 3 5 Walls, New ¥ Grant wis Humuthaied and when twin home omy | greater ienyii iaier in the reason, and when our Tabors | lowing report, directly adverse to a Warmoth coull | “chr A.M Dickinson, Dickinson, Washinton, DC—Slaght moved, and ihe “Relleet ohirpinees cane benen tore AORTIC b dune Fareed seurs Uncas, ‘Chimpling eof Arkans a pre are me p ceased, E | & Pe aa i with. ‘orto Rico; & Repler, Hoboken. here who can attest it, that through that political can- ‘The motion to adjourn until ten A. M. to-morrow | — Resolved, That this Convention is prepared to confer | Scin'Ann Dole, Bunce, Washington, DO—Slaght & Petty. we Sailed—Schr Cerro Gordo, New York. vas was then put and carried, and the Convention | with the party of reform, but its conference with political | pScht TWH White, Smith, Washingion, DO—Slaght € | west coast—sutstou CHANSEI—REPORTED OUTLYING DAN- NEW LONDON, June 4—Arrived, brig George (Brig IT COsE THR LIVES OF tr" separated with enthusiastic manifestations regard- | enemies is inexpedient, wnd patriotism and honor, wike | Pe ; i GFK NRAR BULL AND MOKTE POINTS, Porto Rico; schrs James Hickey, and Lady Emma, H in Arkansas to carry the St par ; neva sae With the resolutions heretofore adopted, forbid. any alli. f: Deland, Portland—Simpson, Clapp & Co. Information has been received that the bark Alma, | bok forriet & Sarah, and’ Reaeing RR No 41,’Poi prot Is being w oe aa as ee ms 5 |, Brow! Tock, stated to lle b: about of a mile from Bul - be +» May i—Arrived, st C situation is settled and eeuredts 4 THE MINORITY REPORT. die, Mectie, Philadelphia. Point, norih coast of Devon, aud atthe time of aking tre | Welmarth, Calcasha, La; ip: Mont Hegel Dut had it not been for th F helm: THE MARYLAND DELEGATION. Judge Young then submitted a minority report, 1, Trout, Philadelphia, ground, which was at high water, several large vessels Cleared—Ship Lord Dufferin (Nor), Hansen, Gloucester; ¢ who had the nerve to execute it, that ization would which was subscribed by four members of the com: eer Were passing Inshor E; schr Petrel, Curtis, Norwalk, Ct. 4 be to-day in full venom in that section of the country; Bautmmore, June 4, 1872. mittee, as follow ARRIVALS. Undl the locality of this reported dangor has been ex. | _ June 1—Arrlved, ship American Eagle (Br), Horswelly us Ulysses TS" Grant “or our Rane | To TE Eprron or THE HERALD:— Resolved, That the Committee of Conferrnce from this REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Morte Po ins without aus ont ee Stewred—Sht John Watt, Stimson, Sunderiand. ‘dl date, for his namé is a tower of strength at the South, Being ® constant reader of the HERALD, and | Convention ve and isherehy clothed with plenary powers = kage my e By order ot the Bureau of Navigation, PHILADELPHIA, June 4—Arrived, brig Wal itor Howes and the only name that unrepentant rebels respect, = woot | eyuttir discretion and jointly with a similar committee Steamship Bladsworth (qr), Gaggs, Stet R HW WYMAN, Captain USN, Hydrographer. Pierce, chrs Wim Arthur, Hutchinson, Ha: @rotony ers) He ix the inan to work out the great | always ready to applaud its enterprise and correct | from the Reform Convention to confer with any political | penhagen 17th and Christiausand (rh, wit Hydrographic Oflce, Washington, DG, May 15, 1872, vana; Brooks, Caibarien: King Bird (Brig. prodie ng solved in this country by the greatre- | nae reports throughout the world, Iwas pained | °s@nlzation in this State. ngers, to Wendt & Rammelsbery. Had strong head = Simpson, Matanzas; Addie Fuller, Henderson, Bruni iblie, Tt has beet truly said the past problem | i as . ‘The issne was now squarely made between the All (he passaxe, with dense fogs on the Banks GULF OF ADEN—soUTIE COAST OF ARABIA—NEW BANK orF | Wick, Ga Laughton, Laughton; 8 L simmon: his not yet been fully solved. Its duties are notentirely | yesterday on reading “The Fores coalitionista and the straight-outs, and, amid the | , Steamship S"Terry, Salyear, Newbern, NC, with CAPE ARA, Gundy, Somerset; John Johnson, Messick, Somerset: fuiflied: Tts organization must not yet be disintegrat “ sIphit Convention,” by y ‘ reatest excitement, calls for “question” on the | Mdse nd passengers, to Murray, is is The French steam transport Le Rhin, while passing | J V Wellington, Chipman, Salem; UH ato wTgnt Abt The full meastre of our citizenship is not yetcompleted. | Philadelphia Convention,” by your corr grea exeltement, ¢ 1 © | Steamship Niagara, Blakeman, Richmond, City Point | Cape Ara, discovered a rocky bank with but 8% to Wz | do; ATT Edwards, Bartlett, do;’ Gustie Wilson. Floyd, : stand, many of us, in went positon inthe | in that city, under date of the 2d inst. Tam not | Mloption of the report rang throughout the hall. | and Neviolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Domi- | tathoms water over It, where the charts show 18's to 2233 | Boston: Hit Everman, Corson,’ do: tN Lovell, Ga nihern States, but right among the people we hold po- z Ferguson, however, got the Noor, and was proce nien Steamship © “ . fathoms. do; LQ Wishart, Mason, do; LS Levering, Corson, ‘do: sition. The law is so weak sud the pubiie sentiment +0 | able to Say How accurate he 1s in regard to “who | ing to make a sphech, when he was interrupted | | Sip Atlande Kine (Rp), Owens, Liverpool April 24, with ncile bank Hes between late 1239 and 1220 N. From its | Fain vA Talley, Coo ny, do; James Pondée, Hndson orverse that the common civilities of a citizen are with- ee tea alas are: | witha ; mast seven o'clock ise tog! E Morgan's Sons. rn border, where there is 144s to 1044 fathoms, Peal all, Tice, Danversport; ford, Jirre! Bela trom us the delegates are” from other PA EARLEe | cua evenina wHentin oxpsceed we thetic will ne pf initred dsr), Johnson, Shields April 19, with mdse | Barn beargN 7 dezrees W, nnd Teak Djebel Kurag 172 | Boston; Cora Marsh, Milchelly Purtanouth; Mary Price’ | WE WANT TIE CIVIL, RIGHTS MILL. port of Maryland he dods”éiir proud little State a | tls eveutng, whe XP i | to Boyd & Hineken, feet high) N48 degrees E, and trom the southerh border, | Lovell,'New Bedford; Marshall. Perrin, Taggart, Ooha: aise.) We demand that we e Fespected as men fest injustice. To ti ra-we ate happily rior | ocete on enue: Ship Bennie (Br), Horton, Ardrossan 31 days, with mdse | in Inigo 2134 tuthouns, Peak Barn N 11 degrees W, and | set: FR Baird, Mayhew, Lynn; Ramon de_Aluria, Men=ireo-Amaericaty Git hers) We do | Manifest injustice, To be sure we are happily ric yening Session. to Boyd & Hineken fi Peak Diebel Knruz N degrees E, Meitride, Providence ;"Jamés Veldren, Cavalier, Hudson yy task that for any steal reason are aiwaystwo | the Buairs, but the delegation which represents cong |. Shui Dr Barth (NG), Bockwoldt, Hamburg 30 days, with | ‘The bearings are true, the variations being, in 1872, 4 de- nia, Newell, Hartford. classes of people. We have to be atraid of Maryland in the Convention of 1 tr Hest | _,The Convention was called to order again at eight | mise and 365 nch, Edye & Co. Had light | grees W. red—Steamship Volunteer, Bloodgood, New York THAT CLASS WilO LOVE US TOO WELL, ther PEL SO UEC Eero tl eat tical | O'clock, When Mr, Tourqua delivered a long and | southerly winds and calms; been If days west of the | © This notice affects British admiralty Chart No6b; US Queen of Commerce (Br), McDougall, Noevitas bri and that class who hate mich. (Lanehter) Allwe | Ul has ever represented the State in a poutical | oroquent speech in behalf of coalition, which car- | Banks: had i deaths amone the passonzers, June 2 off | Hydrographic Office Chart No 43, Burnham, Staples, Matanzas; schrs A D Hnddell in the 1 of life, and give us the | Convention. Before giving their names I would red the Convention by storm. He admitted, how. | Nantucket, spoke ship Chiand (NG), from Bremen tor Bal- by order of the Bureau of Navigation. Boston; Emma B Shaw, Shaw, Milton; AO Buck- , that arc given toother men. Thopethe | correct your correspondent and say that Mr. Charles | Tee” pets: 3 aca Wartiity cheat timore. Be RH WYMAN, Captain US N, Hydrographer, fuckley, Daversport: Gustie Wilson, Floyd, Charles vention will be such that we imay be | C. Fulton. Is not. ahd never has been an | 6¥eh his unwillingness to place Warmoth on the ami Eiendale (hn, Brazer, Auckland, 09 dare, with gum | Hydrographic Omice, Washington, DC, May 10,1872, y W Everman, Corson, Boston;'8 G bimmon: home so far as the moe-hold ar jc je Wa nwed by nd flax, to Walke one Passed Cape Horn April 4, ston. ' of ti tre concerned, | Otice-holder. | On the contrary, he | was {he | onosition. “His remarks “were very severe | crossed. May's, in lon 36 W.) Had strong W bednienag seen une {The brig Boxer went to sea last_nigh ; on TO Acne es eA Ls 3 timore anertcan, ths, exclusion’ of ‘ail | Upon Warmoth, and were —repedtediy ap. | and NW wit Mork) since, light winds and fine | | Cleared at Now Redford 4th, bark China, Gifford, Atlan. | ‘The hark Meridian remains. Arrived, brig B Young, tro know they told us viten can now go for the n 4 hot en ‘i si e 8 t ‘ ic and Indian Oceans, Passed in today, brigs Thom: of sepah Nected to this-on | oftice-holders from the National Convention, the piecnen: (ev comuntnitea sina fen eesonecan Bark Thos Cochran (Br), Smith, Liverpool April 20, with ied 4th, ship St George, for Pacific Ocean; bark John and sehr Chas McCarthy. ; 1 he was not the republican nominee, they | propriety of which has been appreciated throughout | ference peace dete Neid taunt tice ah mdse to Snow & Burgess, Howland, for do. Minnie Repplier, trom Matauzas fo : father of republieant id T, “very | the country. Our delegates are as follows party was then handed in and read by the | Bark Caroline Swed), Siohund, Middieshoro April 6 | | Bark Hercules, Baker, of NB, was at Bunbury, Western (and was ordered to New York) i thank him for having been the father | jarge, the venerable Judge Daniel Weisel, Secreta It invited a conference for the purpose vith railway iron to order; vessel to Funeh, Edye & Co. Australia, March 8, with oil as betore report Put in RTLAND, June 3—Arrived, ship Maud (Br), Smith, | HMustriong and Woval mens bat Tear, | Wyee! Judge Thomas Spence aud Mr. Charles ¢, | Of uniting on a State tieket calculated to wrest the | Hark AM Sehwelcaurd (Nop) Johnsen, Swansea April | for potatdes, and Woul sail next day ona cruise. j Biverpos ames MeCarty, Met ovidence mol olds he. takes Hagar instead of , Judge s 0 . Ol BC. | tate f oar yas rect % 1 mise to Tetens & Boekinann, ; sehr J ancock, Crowell, New Orleans. iolafford tha, “iaushter,) ityoude thiswedo | Fulton, District delegates—William H. Barton, | S1te ae Tecuaiaes iets gs Sg {leer | Bark Satellite (Gr), Turner, Kio Janeiro 6 days, with Spoken. | “Cleared—Schr Mannah ‘Westbrook, Littlejohn, New 1 not intend to recognize any. these “outside children. | Willtam Perkins (colored), Thomas Kelso, Robert | W ie at aus jaweercehan aaane: coffee to master, 2 Steamship Darien (not Dacian), en, Bayler, from Liv- | York. \ (tenewed laughter). There is the inheritence of the free | Turner, Samucl Shoemaker, Joun MeClintock, Jatnes | Rogers, a promising young lawyer, then made a | “park Lord Palmerston (Br), Slocomb, Cardenas 10 days, | erpool for the Azores and Savannah, May 19, lat47-43, lon | 4ch—Arrived, bark Wasatch, Graham, Saguas brig An- Ds j r to master 147. filles, Thestrup, Philadelphia; schr Alice Fox, Emmonsy brook and Join | Shortand brilliant address in favor of coalition. | with su A ‘ Noréid (Br), McCormack, Caibarien 10 days, with | Ship Lebu (Br), Hammond, from Leith for San Fran- | New York. lecitimate ofispring ot the ol man, and we 1 1 ae Tho Convention had now gotten its oratorial sails | "Bark keep the boys Hil at home. Cheers) Ttear | jy ae Engor, W. 5 psonting the best 4 i Bae ; . mot those talkers are Hke the Ishinaclite of old, and a delegation represen’ : up. and several other speakers followed ina De- | sugarto J W cisco, Aprit 28, lat 19 §, lon 37 05, PROVIDENCE, June 4—Arrived, Schrs Henry Hobert e old tudy will have to hunt for water in the witder- | AEA nd Comin CR Oe Pree reign mosthenian key. ‘Three hours of eloquence began Hark Jane Adeline, Hutchinson, Matansns 10 days, with | Ship Uitand ¢ G), Meiners, from Bremen for Baltimore, | Benton, Philadelphia: JH Vartlett, Harris dae angus ness, (lizeat laughter.) ‘ul contrast ie miserable s e) 0 . ye a @ pegan | sugar to) iighton. Mai Jat 44, lon 28) feanes, Elizabethport; Jacob Raymond, * OSS Am BLACK PROVLS OF THE-GTATS OF ARKANSAS and soreheads who went from this State to ¢ | at last to tell upon the Convention, which grew | “fri Henry and Louise, Hand, Buenos Ayres April 11, | “ship'Unland, trom Hamburg for Baltimore, Junc2, lat | Bella Peck, Avery, do for Pawtuckets Rens cotieiek arc solid. Uhey know who are their friends. They know | nati. Lwould say that none of the delegates to the | tired and impatient, x z with hide . Bull & € i 40°50, Yon 68 50, ‘ i Port Johnson; E& T Oakley, Newman, Rondout; Fash= ’ Yery weil there is uo standing by the biack man ‘outside | philadelphia Convention are nor ever have been | _ About eleven o'clock Mr. Voorhees offered a sub- Rio Grande $8 days, with Bark Northumbrian (Br), from Newcastle, E, for Phila- | ion, Hudson, do: Ira Bliss, Norton, do; Brazos, Grumley,| (Chi know the © & Co. fd ther mii | oMlce-holders; and, further, if there is no reau- | e =~ e cl Cc jon Grant w v1 Mary- | ‘om the start lar democratic nomination. ant will carry Ate fled shape, and the Convention then stitute to the minority resolution under discussion, which merely presented the same do; Thomas Morris, Cousins, Weetiawken; Peerlessy, Smnith, Newburg. ‘d Menred—Br_ bark Vinco, Robinson, Baltimore; schr! geenlsy June 2, lat 40 45, lon 69 (by pilot boat Widgeon No Bark Henry Fi with hides, ne in a modi- not do tt, djourne ier, from a Northern port for Cardenas, srom_ Ar nd by a handsome majority, as the old-line de ed 8 D with log- | May 28, lat 3%, lon 72 Monadnock, Hammond, Jacksonville. happy to srats “are " ce.) K. The discussion will be continued to-morrow, The | wood to. maste Bark Lothair (Br), Hutton, from Darien for Bi Sailed—Schrs A F Bailey, Allen, and W M_ Wilson. the 4 ate ane ee Orne 5 forensic fountalns are all charged and must gush | “Hing Sarah A Holbrook (Dan), Tooker, St Thomas, 17 | May 25, lat st, lon 7 oF Barrows | grown, Philladeiphin (or. Georzetown,. DO); Sarah. tl knowing pt solid toi forth, and the morning will probably be expended | days, with susar, &e., to Cartwright & Uarrison. The | | Bark’ Eureka, Prince, trom New York for Buenos Ayres, | Thoma’, Arnol, Philndelphia; Margurst Jane, Kennedy, victory that will p. contest. Prolonged appla ‘argo of brig Startled Fawn, condemned | May 23, lat 38 18, lon 6 2. Haverstraw; Louisa, Baker;’ Albert Pharo,' Bingham ons. ‘ Brig PM Tinker, from — for Boston, June $ (by pilot | Nary Miller, Dayton; DD Foster, Pedrick: F Merwm, a ur banners in the comlug | BROOKLYN LIBERAL REPUBLICANISM, | in useless disow ) —— eS Mr. BE or of South Carolina, a member of Con- 5 ak alan ‘aie: “alana = Brig Favorite (of New Haven), Buell, Port Spain. Trini- | poat James G Bennett, No 6). Bunce; Kate Scranton, Palmer; Elm City, Kelle :S8anny< ; gress (colored), upon being called out, with ap. | OTS8mizacion % ea aa clad THE REFORM CONVENTION. aaa Te days with sugar and: molases to H Trowtridge’s | "ried W'spencer, trom etitmors sor Boston, Jan's, | site, D on, and IF Ely, Stokes, New Work; sloop Unity, Dlause, said :— Jommittee. é Sone, ot ee 7 a vacuen, | of Barnega mn ‘ COLORED CONGRESSMAN m The liberal republican delegates chosen on Tues- | Proceedings of the Convention—The dee | Toe rie eo ete eet | sa bEtaNatY O Roosovelt, from Cuba fer Boston, Jano 2, | , FAW TUCKET, June ¢—Arrived, achr Bella Peck, Avery y Brig RC Wright, Walker, from Rio Janeiro for W led—Schr Anna E Safford, Powell, Philadelphia. With | Tudies, April 28, 1401620 8, lon 35. ot a CORMSMOUTH. June Arrived, schirs Arctic, Whitey New Yor! larbinger, ler, do. Foreign Ports, RICHMOND, June 3—Arrived, steamship O14 Dominion, rk; sche A W Collins, Tooker, do. NTLYMEN OF THE Convention—It is with great appre | day night last, in each ward and county, town of of a Coalition with the Democrats | fine’ weather. Been Gdays north ot fC ot of the compliment paid ta my State thatd riaein | 5 Oe 1'Kings county, met last eveningat | Hepugnant. Brig 8 B Hall (Br), John’s, PR sponse to Your Invitation to ad is august Con rooklyn and ings county, . molasses to Boyd NEW ORLEANS, 2 5, 18 m. [ regret, however. that whil nung th the headquarters of the Young Men's Christian As- BANS, June 6, 1 Brig d HL mT am debarred by re: nition of the fac flespie (Br), ove, St Croix 14 days, with The Reform Convention met at noon precisely, | Molasses, &c.,. to master. Brewerwaven, June 1, PM—Arrived, steamship Balti- ac semble 7 c venue, for the purpose of eftect- | , Brig Stella (Br), Eaton, Mat Ii days, with Dre (NG) : via 8 7 ghn, Vi Y is now - pressing — clo nus, from’ doing | ing the organizat ag mS a Ned era | Hin resigned his seat as Vice President, and Mr. once Eimma 5 Law (Br), Cienfuegos 12 days, with sugar cot Tumblers ech rs este a SAVANNAH, June $—Arrived, bark Alpine, Hines, Bals more thy skin mu to © me from mak The cre sO legates were receiv- fo master, , bark Lochnager (Br), 0 Mani more. extended retark:, t stand here, entlemens together | ede aid the delegates “were “duly admitted | Lewis Banks (colored) was elected in his place. | “Sehr Hogue Alayo (pan), Vallhoneat, Baracoa $days, | having. repaired), Boston sche niellue (Ane Moraa | “Cleared —Bark Nymphon (No), Bloristadt, Plymouth. my colle: from the several States, to'represent | to’ goats in the committee. New. Utrect | ‘The Committee on Conference then made their | With trult, to E Ping & Co.” Had tine weather. (from St Mare), do, Sth—Arrived, bark Verina. (0), Arrowsmith, Charlese my r isan illustration of the accomplished fact of | t2 Seats tn he yeises ri . jade Schr Sassacus, McRitchie, Baracoa I days, with fruit to Burporwarer, NS, May 25—Arrived, brig China (Br), | ton: schrs 5 P Uill, New York; Mary C Vancleaf, Thorn~ Wiicrcad caatelpaten ec (appleuser cas an iilusteaton, | alone failed to send a delegation. An | report, which was fdentical with that presented | BJ Wenbers. Arenberg, Porto Rico via Baltimore). : Rockland. Hot only of the maanimity-orthe American pesplecasd | election for officers of the committee resulted | to’ tne Democratic Convention. Ay spirited | Sch AL Putnam (of Provincetown), West, Baracoa’s | “Cin tows, CGH, April isin port brig Queen of the led—Steamship Leo, Dearborn, New York. stand by my distinguished iriens as the livitig example of the ernment We nin Arkansas: butalso | as follows:— President, ex-Assemblyman W, | devate a Stain ; days, with fruit to J &T rsall, vessel to BJ Wen- | North (Br), for Boston, lg, \LEM, June 3-Arrived: ste ‘Zortiac, Chaph the American gov- | W, Goodrich: Vice Presidents, ex-Judge Birdse See eee cathe, wie enor OF (whlch | berg. Had fine weather; June 2, lat 38 Cannas, May 2t—Arrived, schrs Cora Etta, Sleeper, | New York sehr P Boice, Adams, Philadelphia, oy ere in your midst, | ex.Justice Abraham H. Henry Rochr; Secre- eds. aged en * le democrats, | changed signals with a bark showing Philadelphia ; Central Ainerica, Roberts, Bath, SOMEKTET, June 2—Arrived, schr H M Read, Benson, na of the tact (hat we believe earn: | fxdusticn Abraiin I eee Gene whom they nervously suspect of inteuding to swal- | Centre, bound south; 4th, 1) miles sailed 25th, bark Lord Palmerston (Br), Slocomb, New | Philadelphia, a lly in the prineiples of your humanity | %4 low them. This feeling aid not, however, seem to | spoke Sch Sunbeam, hence’ tor Jamaica. York; brigs’ Maurice, Bartlett; Teneriile, Tracy, and | STONINGTON, Juno 4-Sailed, Schr Maria Barbour, i Have as fimaintained | Recording Secretary, Gustavus oH be shared in generally, being principally confined | — Sehr MG Leonard, Lyman, Virginia, Helen G Rich, stout, north of Tlattoras. : New York. i h to-day o you, not only | urer, C. Parish. Speeches condemnatory of Gene- | to the party engineers, who are nearly all in quest | Sehrd ine, Fi Virginia. Cuxvvecos, May IS—Arrived, brig Ortolan, Leeman, | VINEYARD HAVEN, Jane 4—Arrived, brig in this body in behalt or’our constituen: | yal Grant’s administration and laudatory of the | ofomce, and the report was subsequently adopted core ee F Philadelphia, 5 New York for Liverpool, NBs sehrs HW. Fo sation of President and Viee President | philosophical liberal candidate for the White House— | “iiothes resolution was odered and. aiopted pro: | Sohe Ary Mankin. Petty failed iat, Deign Sohn welst,. Sr, Vanselow, Phitadat.:| POvlee Oot Wiliam bealsury Rerdonr ede a ik tion, but also to pledge yon the earnest | Bigocohatets it) L vi Bee | 4 | offere : ‘ chit J A Jayne, Jayne oe nia; Mary Fanning, Boston, r dot . Ro or'dos Puoxbien taovsax vormus,. | Whereita white hatand white coat will betnitorm— | viding for a conference with the Iberai republican | | Sehr Vapor, Applesute, Georgetown, DC, for Prove | "Uainanicx, May %—Arrived, sehrs Margaret R Samp: | ton. Sew York for doy Mary A’ Rice, do for Pordiants lause.) We | Were made by Messrs. Goodrich, Lansing, seve | party, and the Convention then adjourned, dence. vi f ‘ son. Sampson, and Marcia Reyholds, Houghton, Havana; Benedict, Woodbridge doi Pallidinm, do for Wey. cre assembled | and Joe Reeves. There was considerable enthu- The evening Session Was short and without espe- Schr W H Sargent, Sargent, Georgetown, DC, for Digh- , OF Young, Richardson, dos zad, bark Fenwick (i), | Mouth; Fannie € Edith, Hoboken for N ‘wburyports M 1 come to assure the | siasm manifested, and the meeting broke up With | cial interest, ton. e, Mobilo; 2th, bark Mary ©-Dyer, Hopkins, Philadel: | Hivins, New York tor Provinn 4 Babel H Tro one et aa ane mindiul of cheers for Greeley. as " Ls Passed Through Hell Gate. Iza, Thompson, Portland. ie iil LA pal come coe ce Pave cy) ices to ux in ‘the m of ap Z i . barks Nereid 1, McC iN ; | Morris, Bath fo i 3 Hiawa Newburyy.ot ess east het (mindful. of th a ANOTHER RAILROAD ORASH, BOUND SOUTH. hadetic doy nt ccormacks New Yorks | (orifoy Sardiman, Vinal Waven (or Wasiington: Na Hef A FATAL EXPLOSION. ‘ordand for do. (or Georgetown) ; Tights that have been given ds—this prt eof the el Brig Memphis (Br), Macomber, Windsor, NS, for lay 23—Sailed, ship Louis Walsh, Pendle. | Gould, erEINdo, Ad) yf) tive iranchise—in the ot the ce y and An Engine and Coal Train Thrown | York, 1 days, with plaster to Crandall, Berteaux & Co. pe), Hamburg. dison for New York; Saucotppun, Windsor, NS, for dog American feoplesund axing a common inwerest with | A Locomotive Boiler Burste=The Fire- | pown an Embankment—The Fireman Btik Airolo (Br), nidsor, Bl {or New York, 8 | Grasaow, May 25-Salted (not arrived), Orvarodd, Lar. | Jams BRUTat A Eales AOE Cs pur teliow citizens of Whatever complexion, of Whatever days, with plaster to ertoaux J sen, Providence. ed—Sel se i part of the country; ashing only whatis just and fair, | man Killed and Several Other Pers | yxitted—Several Wounded=The Train a | Brig Catharine Mouri Morrit, Windsor, NS, for | | Granp Bassa (Africa), May 6—In port bark Thos Pope, | ,5t—Arrived, sebrs Charica® ellier, Ellzabethport fow Prplerming only what <tight, we mean tocontibute our | gong Sertously Injured. Wreck New York, with plaster to Crandall, Berteanx & | Richardson, from Monrovia, FO oe Pee verontnr More, Partie, Gated ” lair share and our tull «iota towards King our ‘ ” . xyes | hr Mattie M (Br), Merriain, Windsor, NS, for New | Havana, May 26—Arrived, steamship Maryland, John- do; 8 H Lane, do for, A (ee ro git aren count oi tha ld wis it should ‘i ‘aiong TALLANASSER, Fla., June 5, 1872. Port JERvi . Y., June 5, 1872, | y Fi, 6 days, with ir ter to a De Wel & Da tole #08, new Cosents pete J A Grittenstedt or), Hansen Rae atts Pe net once pind FY aia 4 l» ive e gharan oO 8 " ybic! (1 2 < appenc ir Freedom (Br), King, Windse . for New York, jate Westergaard), Pensacola for Stockton, is 5 citizens claiming the protection of (he laws, (applanse, The engine of the regular passenger train which A serious railroad accident happe ned at East | with plaster to Craudall, Beriaux & Co. s eepart of the death of her captain: bri Ln Thurlow, ‘New York. and in making the Aiverican pevnle the sfandesty most | Jeft Jacksonville yesterday morning at half-past six, | Hawley, Pa., on a branch of the Erie Railway, about Neseport din) Miller, Mtihdact SS! tor New York, | Corbett, Portland, Chimborazo, Coombs, St Joho, NBY on the fuce of the globe. We preter oaule withyer | While taking water at Sanderson, exploded her | eleven o'clock this morning. Engine 283 was com. | Mglavsywith plaster to Crandall, Bertenux & Uo. | TERS ined ato TUDE Heacusnips More Gasue, Morton, pochchtl—' Snlal- eh [RCO not only in protecting our citizen in having out | pole 1 etely destroyed. James | ing East with a coal train, when it ran upon a mis- | York, § days, with plaster to Crandall, Berteaux & Co, New York via Nassau: Virgo, Bulkley, New York : . $8 R IN OF - PP ette eerie Wroad nnd. having our | poller and was completely ed. : a coal train, whi an upon a mis. | lays, aster to Crandall, J ax & Co, New York : » New York, 4 ND) MASS RECEPTION 0 ‘ fineanc toatl ous citizens the re eaunl pret Parker, tlie fireman, was instantly killed, and the | placed switch and was thrown down a high em Se Salad Werkow Tork 7'| ate weg tole (ri, Winker baleen tare ee THs BNUae Diary PAuTy - jon of all the faws at home. Ge | engineer, Sliter, and several others were severely | hankment into the Paupack River, | Selir Olivia A O'Mall Jrane, Parrsboro, NS, for New | Kert, Philadelphia; Observador (Sp), Marti, Pensacola; SOOPER INSTITUTE, THIS EVENING, q attempt to detain’ the Convention 1 wounded, Miss Berry, who was standing in the ‘The fireman, named Wormsiey, Was killed, and | York, 8 da: th plaster to DR De Wolt & Jun eamship General Sedgwick, Evans, New York. ¥ THURSDAY, JUNE 6. m i i gee ane the” gine hun door of a store, about twenty-five yards from the | the conductor, Westfall, and a brakeman ‘were | cbr Abbie Willard (in). Weeks, St John, NB, for New | | Hagnon Guack, NF, May 14—Arrived, brig Ottawa, Mar. VIC. WOODHULE will speak. f colored Voters of America will by in | train, had leg broken. badly injured, The engineer escaped with little or Schr Ben Bolt (Br), Drake, St George, NB, for New York, atarax, ‘June 2—Sailed, steamship Moravian, Graham Pisaty Or eveing Rc and 7 bringing suecess to the republican party in the coming _ — no injury. ‘ ‘. 6 days, with lumber to Jed Prye & Co, (from Liverpool), Baltimore all pox patients quaran- pba Astras en cee aD yRo® q canvass upon the platform of justice and civil as well as WEST POINT. The fireman's parents reside at Riverside, N. J. Sehr Tickler, Clark, George’ Banks for New York, with | tined). TE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FRO} Political equality to all the ade aA Te Mela Eight or ten coal cars followed the engine down | fish to order, Liverroot, June 4—Arrived, ships Reunion, Curtis, and ts of different States; legal everywhere; deser- i} eee ee atc tion tour American inition, | Kxamination of the Graduating Class of | the hank, and all are completely wrecked, rosehte Aitigna, Wilson, Gardiner for New York, with | Mary H Bigze, Langdon, New Orleans; Naturalist (Br), | dion, Ac., qunicient causes no, publlelt, reqatredy Nop h and he rout pon deat the rich oblation of our carnest 1872 Commenced. THE PHELPS, DODGE & 00. CARE, prone dara, SepeRae:,Mechiaa for New York, with lum- patrived ‘to Sth, steamship North American, Miller, | ° ef M. HOUSE, Attorney 180 Broadway. jevouun. p 5 a ” y i 0 84 ‘”. more Via Holifax, = demi anal ANOTHER COLORED ORATOR. ‘Wart Pons, Dane ®) S69 Schr CM Vandervoort, Kelly, Portland for Jersey City, VERPOOL, NS, May 23—Arrived, bark Josephine (Br), DEP RSTe DE ORES LEGALLY CTAlrny vem Mr. Hargis, a colored man from North Carolina The examination of the graduating class was | Abram Nelson Again Arrested and Com- Wisi aes ay adatns, Sangor tor New York) witht Cree New Tore Satled, bark Albert (Bo, Webter, | Ave "Notary Ruble and omni cpeunn waste sarees ’ followed, begun to-day, but owing to the heavy stormthe | mitted—Has His Father Committed Sule | pertoorder. " Sdgihe) Seep noe | emaNmterar eae tg tre arte ee bald BM tated 6 SOT KING, Counsellor-at-Lat, $63 Broadwa, Wend e in the C “ i anosuvie Ke ‘Schr Charter Oak, Poole, Bangor for Port Johnson, with MATANZas, May 25—Arrive . Treat, | ~— ANGH OFFICE BDORLYN oii nalnt purpoes A aiain Sa Conran cgegege| military mancevees heb were to) Bae, taken) ‘elds? He mF oA eat aay, atari, barb, Aberitegy. drat | A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, KOOKLYN, and youmust have becoue iinpa. | Place had to be postponed. Avram Nelson, the first prisoner in the Pheips, | "SchrJ © MeUielian, Portland for New York, with lum- | Harter, Philadelphia: 26th bark Maggie Hammond GBD, | Ahr Corn Ot en irom SM eo Me ror the committee, which we are — Dodge & Co. conspiracy was again committed | ef te order. Cole, New Orleans; 27th, Urig Prairie Rose, Griffin, Port- an eee re Soret ban this platform Janie TROUBLE AMONG CAR DRIVERS. , 4 Sehr Storm Petrel, Davis, Ellsworth for New York, with | land’; schr 8T Baker, Davis, Marseilles. ARGAINS IN TEAS, COFFEES, /ROCERIES AND Tincrely came forward to ne; f to the Tombs yesterday, charged with stealing a lot | lumber to John Bovnton’s Son. Sailed 27th, bark G M Tneker, Tacker, Baltimore: J iig Seog | RE ie pattie mplimont paid, hot to me, butte the loyal coger si . Schr Winslow Morse, Oliver, Bath for New York, with | Newcastix, NSW, April 10—In port ship Comet, Bray, | 3 rovisions; warranted to, sult fe palates and the republic ns of North Carolin yplause). [belteve that Yesterday afternoon a number of the drivers of | of valuable papers from the above firm. The papers, | jumber to John Boynton’s Son. for Hong Kong and ‘nila (not San Francisco, as re- | pockets of the million. THOME, AGNEW, ho section of Ue country hus gone tiroush a more severe | the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad col- | it is alleged, were found ina box at 205 Clit street | , Schr Huntress, Brown, Lubec for New York, with Ash | ported). - BE i ee RL Re. ordeal than the State of North Carolina, ka Kluxes the day before by Detective McLoughlin. Mr. Daniel | 'J9h0 Boynton’s Son. Port Caugpoxta, CB, May 23—Cleared, bark Augustina, : TOBIAS’ CELEs Mrevnselves can testify to that fact, and white T state that | lected near the depot and used threatening lan- Feee onthe teen Of Pheln, Decne a 00 re aaeea 1uScht, Balre, Nash, Hichmond, Me, for New York, with | Cote, Trinidad Ciba.’ ui. Cashmere, Norton 1X7, G0 70,8ha, Wintour Fe TOBIAS CELE. can also say that D believe, ku K nel iq * 7 ames, J 5 re mber to John Boynton’s Son. 8 2 5 n " brates ,. ery, Colic #4. " i 1 Sey pose Wenene tinaht ta con nuxes, permitting | guage towards those of their faternity who had not | and made the complaint yesterday on which Nelson | “Sehr Magellan, Henderson, Bangor for New York, with | Now Vann [une *—APrived, ship hese, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Colle #4 Spraina (taken in Ney niust perme Ieeon the day ov lecton movstate, | “struck” work with them. Nell Farrell, a | was held, The examination in the case will be had | spies to Snow & Richardson! St Jouxs, NF, May 18—Arrived, brig Dalsy, Bradford, | ternally and externally), Hains ap rides, without fait. North, South, East or West, car biteher, caused the arrest of Patrick | Saturday next at tan o'clock in the morning. yoght Florence N Tower, Drinkwater, Bangor for New | New York, 1rd, for Boston, 14 Tee ee y pot Te SFA BECTER ACCOUNT OF ITSELE it was charged, was at | While in the examination room waiting for Jndge | York, with lumber to order, In port May 25, brig Flash, Burford, sn aerate en ae ans of Nort th Wi Retily, — wilo, 0 ie Schr Mary Hawes, Hawiey, Rockland for New York, Tr jled. briga Tempest, Wilson, Phila- 7 asa orth Carolina will do. Teannot | ge head of the crowd, and ' threatened | Hogan to dispose of the case, Nelson remarked to | wit fmt Hiutiana wae" BOC! or New Yorks | ha Btn. Moses Day, Crosby, Boston 26th, Meteor, FLUMAN HAIR SALE.—4 OU"T: & INCH awitons, cyonTamnotonesttiose who | totake Farrell's life. Thomas Fox, another of the | an officer that he wondered his father was not pres- | “Schr ata is jary Susan, Snow, Rockland for New York, with | Estes, do. first quality Hair, not aa} only $ The on'y hai a vier who retailsat whole vrives, CHARL hadihispartyclmenttheorkee | strikers, attempted to rescue Reilly from OMecer | ent, adding that he was apprehensive that the | lime tJ t Brown, in Part May 26, bark Casilda (NG), Ide, dg; Dries Aros i Me af fag ici” to at i a siugie principle | Foley, of the Twenty-second precinct, but a touch | oud xoutleman hud committed suicide during the | tony trade Wind, Ingraham, Rockland for New York, took Br ant for Montane a, aripony (8), aye, aud ital Braday, et mity sk Cut this out, ee d out the Civil Riehte Lae a taey May Het have care | of the officer's club brought him to a sense of duty, | night previous, The bare thought of the possibility of = 5 }, Hae; bi aoe 100.00 PEO“E TO GO To fT ' Sire. Tnave alway tie Ui i, the way soine of us de | Both we! ‘aligned at the Yorkyitie Police Court, | such & thing transpiring seemed to greatly amict | yo chi rranels Leech, Rockland for New York, with lime American Ports. TE Oona Insti this evening, - of the negro and of the hard king wh J ore willl We republican yar. 3} Indicve alga tet where Fox was held for trial and Reilly ordered to | the prisoner, who buried his fage in his handker- Schr Delaware, Snow, Rogkland for New York, with ALEXANDRIA, June $—Agrived, Steamship John Gib- | and sce how all the yiS of everybody can be: tive bouds in $900 to keep the Deuce. phied aud wept like a child, | lime vo orugae He wih ons Wanyerp. Noy) Yorke shee