The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 18, 1872, Page 1

————— OOOO TUIRTY-NINTH YEAR TO THE FRONT FOR HORACE! per BYERY MAN PUT HIS SHOUL- DER 10 THE WHEEL, - fhe Mochester Convention Review of the Vicliafierthe Battle What the Proceed+ jos Meant-A Broad Hint tothe Liberals, Rocursren, May 17.—A few facts in re- J to the Democratic Convention which closed lu labors here yesterday, and a few inferences which naturally flow from those facts, are wor- thy of considorati ‘Thorw is HO reason why the sentiments.of the ooratio Convention of New York should be wre favorable to the platform of the Cin- tinnaté Convention and its nominees than will bo the sentiment of the Democrat- fo Conventions of the other Northorn States, On tho contrary, there are somo reasons why the New York Democracy would be more apt to hold back from the acceptance of the doings at Cincinnatl than would the Democ= rwy of the other Northern States. For moro tan thirty yours Mr. Greeley has conducted a Jending Journal in New York in opposition to the Domnveratl ty. He has therefore been fn confilet with the New York Democracy for a third of a century, throughout the whole of Which they have felt his heavy blows rif! CURMENT OF DEMOCRATIC OPINION, Now, whoever mingled among the delegates and oulsiders recently assembled here must have been stone blind not to see that the cur- rent of opinion set steadily and strongly in favor of ratifying the Cincinnati candidaves at the Baltimn ation, subject only to the con- dition that there should seem to be strength enough tn the Cineinnatt movement to make the ratitication of Greeley and Brown by the Demo- oratio National Convention a complete success In Novoraber, ‘There was not a solitary sign ex- hivited here from Tuesday morning onward which did not point unmistakably in that di- rection, All the Democrats saw It, and the Grant Republicans admitted It. Many of both clases wore surprised ut this unanimity of opin- lon, and were hardly prepared to witness it; but this did not make it any the less @ stern reality. THe DELINERATE ACTION OF THE CONVENTION, The majority of the Convention were undoubt- @ily on Wednesday in favor of the adoption of aresolution that should, In moderate but un- tquivecal terms, express the opinion that the Baltimore Convention onght to adopt the Cin= tinnati nominees? and if such a resolution had beon presented by some delegate from one of the interior counties, prefaced by an adrolt spoeoh, it would certainly have been adopted. But cooler and longer heads doubted the ex- cy of such an explicit expression of just at this time; and by referring tvorything relating to the platform to the Com- nittee on Resolutions, they Gnally prevailed in securing the unanimous adoption of a resolu- tion whteb, by Implication, uttered what It was deomod unwise to say in express Lerma, THE BALTIMORE DELEGATION A UNIT. ‘The sentiment of the Convention on this sub- Jot was shown also in the mode adopted for se- jecting delegates to the National Convention, tnd in the sort of me. appointed as delegates. After a long and heated discussion, the Conven- tion voted down a proposition which, by chanoe, aight have resulted in sending a divided delega- Won to Baltinore. ‘Phe advocates of this propo- Htion presented {tin the most adroit form, and through @ misunderstanding of its ultimate of fects secured tor it the votes of @ lange number of the warm friends of Mr. Greeley. It origi- with two or three delegates who were posed to Greeley: and, aside from those who voted for It undera misopprehension, It was sus tained by Its orlginators, and by a few others who did not ree any way but thls fe ring thelr own appointment to HB itimore. The failure of the proposition is understood to have provented ui tion to Baltimore of three opponents of Greoley and Brown, viz.: Mr. Reoves, member of Uoncres¢ from Suffolk; Mr. Beebe of Sullivan, ai ir. Choosbro of Ontario, The committee having this matter In charge 4s sald to have seu from the list the name of Mr. Checabro even after he had been recommended by the 1 6 from bi al district, and to t poli? in his sted Col, Faulkner of Livingston, a momber of Goy. Hoffman's staff. WHAT 18 SEHTLED, Tie ed to have no discordont elements among them, By a tesolution of the Convention they are Instructed ty voto as @ unit on all questions, including nom- Inationa. Itmay therefore be regarded ox set- ted thut if between now and July the Liberal Re- publicans shall develop sufficient strength to ant. aly the New York deb tes that the election an be carried by the combined opposition, then Greeley and Brown will get the entire vote of Now York at Baltimore, And on the o'hor hand, It is Just about ws certain that If the New V ork delegates are not reasonnbly sure of that fol then they will not vote for Greeley and Brown thos stend the New York Democracy. Can ‘1 ty ny 6 d reason for supposing that Nhe Domoe of the othor No ruhera Btates di )Locoupy substantia'ly the same position? SURETY OF DIL GLE Lex's PRIEN DS, whole matter, therefore, rests with the Lica Republicans, If they move forward wil vigor between now and July, and show t th ntry that they are a power, th sith more will help them out. If they lie still, and i rnothing to exhibit their strength, th Linore will let them alone, “Phe Lil emis may roly upon ity? ald a distingulshe Democratic leader to me yesterday, * that if th bn atx I ot to throw away thelr th millions of votes, they will prefer to bes tien upon straighi-out candidates of own Such are some of the lessons tau “ A Letter from jlon. chonante Min to w pithe Conteder OAL Lincoln, , biter of The sun Sis: In this morning's SUN you copy an editorial from the Mobile Register under these John Forsyth Boumer hate Virtirestte Mum whaten in Forsyth, Bue aud Com- ernment Head Ines: "Tie Hon ate Te v3 erit or demerit that article contains Tam not wonsible, It was written in Mobile and Lam If my opinions are worth anything to the pub: Ho. they are worth a correct statement, Bet Knows then that Phaye not caught the white Nat inf ui, ahd always have been | Democrat nnd always expect to be al vrata at and historic party wh tru ! jor T am, remains truc and faithful tot itution of what once w and, Ty w my country n are reclpr dutien and cannot exist without the ot C 1 h disabilities by statutes made I 1 of the terms of mit itary surrender a power that ac eopted that surret ‘ 1 by haw from holding the poorest Meo underd it, be. cause at one Line that Govern thomghtay Worthy to fll one of Its fist-elask misstons toa foreign State, while the literate 1 \ biweks my bor je, is eligible to the Presidency, F knoy what should be my country only by its dicfran ehixements und the persecutions of my people The shamrock of my free citizenship te forbid den by Hadical law to grow for me on my nativ soil, and Lam ae one bereft of fag and country And it ia because L yearn fora country that wil do me jurtive and permitto me the rarest o luxutiog the Lixury of patrlotism=that 1 take und stands behind my hale a @ deep Interest in watehing the politheal ek Boots that are now in active upheaval through mitt vitry All tuat L see warns ine to stand by the ont party uu unury (hat has never strayed frou PRICE TWO CENTS. MASSACRE ON THE PLAINS. A TRAIN OF SEVENTEEN PRRSONS MURDERED BY INDIANS. SATURDAY, MAY 18 THE UPRISING OF LABOR. THE PRORANLE SUCCESS OVA WELL MANAGED STRIKE, EW YORK, or wantonly violated the Federal Constitution, 1 find it,in the presence of a aplit in the ranks of {is heretofore unbroken enemy, the strongest of the three Presidential armies in the fled arbiter and master of the situation, and, as T have written homo to the Keglatar, from which ald, Justice Flanagan of Morriaania, and Shiol of Fordham. Speeches wero delivered by Mr, Haskin, Judge heation, they go for overthrow- itary dynasty, and will sistance to the endorsement ‘On the contrar accept the Cineinnatl ting the Government from the clutches of the men who are robbing the people to enrich themselvon, Jewell and his friends, who profess great un- defeat of Hnwle Jers who blundered Inte the of Ferry on some inexplicable hypotho- sis, with the vengeance of Grant ks now as though that individual ‘w much oceupled In cease the employers would oon hours, but not the $1.90 a day. We at huch tous, AN INTRACTADLA EMPLOYER, A report was made ‘Twenty-third etree tee in high dudgeon, and told them ny Canndaif he couls Hearing this his men quietly of with the and all hands went owe Une oleh} | Justice Flanagan, of Greeley at Baltimore will cheeifull from Gregory's shop, ie cans ie ar He rocoived the commit: 2 was sent Wo aletter of regret, saying that a pre- cement to lecture would prevent his attendance. The reception did not break up until 6 o'clock yestorday morning, Great Greeley Ratiticntion Meeting An invitattot Bight Hours a Day fair Builders John Voorbt: A Portion of them M Alive ‘The Fionds Pursued and Overt but Finally Kxcape~Lieut, Vincent Killed. Wasiinator, May 17.—A report has boen revetved at the War Departin of the massacre, by Indians, Mexicans, and ne groes combined, of the persons in charge of @ plies on rows to Fort Stovkton, as near old Fort Lancaster. . (4 reporied to Gen. Augur by Gol. Morritty airy, under date April 2%, from POrechiek, are giver t Mewes On the 20th Inst. arrived with the cavalry of in Poughkeepale r the Carpenters and inted and Burned . threaten the happiness at the many Domocratio | hanpinoss nt th put on thelr coats and walke He then gave to work again Mea—The Eud Toe! ay. o'clock yestorday many of tho stair buliders whose employers bad granted the demand for eight hour labor went Some of them, however, papers, and some expected bettor thin opened arms of Cine ence and pride for a surrender of three millic reat cause Which they support to * hopo- loasly divided enemy.” Tam, then, not for Mr. Groeloy, nor for any one ational Derrooratio party speaks through its July Convention. that tho integrity of that party can be preserved, and Its power be made felt and manifest in what- ever scales it may see fit to throw ite weight. Democrats who aro now breaking ranks and rushing after a strange fing do not seem to be aware that, while they and Brown by hatl Republicans, my Cornell's foundry, Ewenty- At the patter 01 nt @iving details King after his own inter+ much attention to his reousant etl- sof Democrats and had moved towar had addresse An advertisement in another column an- ounces a genoral ratification meeting of the frionds of Greoley and Brown, in Unton square, May 2. All organizations otk favorable to the ease 1 to send delegates to meet with the evening next, In it ‘Twenty-first back to their work. pod all who had failed in getting the recognized, assembled at headquarters, 147 Weat ‘Thirty-second street. expressed because worms men hed returned 4+ ‘The notion of tho strikers seems to be that all should remain idie until every shop tn the city ts conducted on the eight hour "He was very friendly to us, think, give us our demand.” are employed, and the atthe Warlam car- porters had vot their eyes open, and were going © form a Union A delegate from ® there swore at th club, ordered the ker, Greeley and Gratz Campaign So said the apeake Ata: The Rod, White, and Mewes” Tloraoe Greeley! the pride of the nation, ‘The hopes of our land turn to thee. In this night of our and desotation ‘The dawn of deliv'rance we see, Soon the thieves, who now rob and oppress ws, Atl thetr scandale shall bitterly rnc, ph of purity bless us ath the flag of the Red, White, and Biwe! Howard's Well, on Tuesday evonin this shop sixty mei of Ube city of New it action is considered very tm I nee Was received oh diaaatiafa of the Ninth © General Committee on Mc stroet, to perfect arra Spring atreet anid the boss diy, and flourishing a revent one of tho secre that has ever been perpetrated A Mexican train, loaded with Uni States commissary Hl way from San Antonio to plundered and burned, (ral. sevente A Greeley Club in the Seventeonth District, enthusiastic: meeting was held in the Seventeenth Assembly District last night In the Wigwam In Forty-ninth street, Goo, P. Bradford called the meeting to Waterman was chosen temporary CI permanent organt ‘The special order of the day was to visit John Voorhis's shop, 4 Bethune street, and men to quit work, ment, a committee applied to th Carponters on Thursday night reap@oded promptly, and arrangements were made for the stair builders to moot th headquarters, Thirteent near Third avenue, united were then to march to Mr.¥ r force his compliance with the eight m, or take away bie mon, ‘The leaders of this A large and Intent to elect Greeley atlo help, they are pur- purse that emasculates and cuts up the ocratic power and renders it unable to help of the Demos py, the latter is being mado a to unmake the Jamos Chambers, an enthusiastic Union man, oda delegation toward Harlem, trum to say that in ‘Thirty-first » where Sylvester Mur. who had hea mounted thi In anticipation of this move- Amalgamated Soe, the Weat girds h Ani rushes with Joy Her brave sons scorn the dictates of faction, And acek but to strive for the right While the South, crushed and spoiled by oppress Asof olf tot And jotus in the gle Of true faith to the Red, Whit armor for action, ner, and Dr, phy was boss heir huving been at work wer Hunting in tho p bodies, and brougis woman Into tion was, off Robert Is Darragh ¢ Vite man, Stepher rding’ Secretary, Loula Krumbaar; ding Secretary, tivee wounded men and on Hofore arriving at the Hirst intimation we had of the horril jarred and blackon of Lhe poor vietena, but no rors of the affair, y4od, Up Lo this me, that Capt. Sheridan iymand waa in cainp ile from the sted by the where viaibl 400 While « peacable Boss Murphy suddenly appea pand, ordered the ¢ Greeley and Brow nt of Mr. Voorhees or of any other man, to bolt and ge course you may aplit the you cannot elect Mr, Greeley Interest as wellas duty stand fast to t war, and obey fis risen Of OMe 10 was alive to Clb Joua profesaton ‘Convention, ble remarks in favor of Greeley and Democracy, but old wateh-words of party! We only wish to talk with your mon,” sald It follows that pmomands Democrats to Pr posta, await their council of nandates to the letter not, it Is perfectly plain that our grand old party will not only be ruine f My own bellef is, that having the army and the leaders, the numbers and the cause, as well as the long-expected and brilliant opening in the but one question needs affirma answer to make it sure that a Democratic single-handed and on its own simple is prefigured and bodied forth in the panorama of Liv . ° Infantry of my « at Lloward # ‘ fo. massacre, Hiced resolutions, which were adopted, in favor of the Cinetnnati nominec yeeches were delivered by ex-Alder Brown, and intr “Getout of this building, you scoundrels, was the reyly “Well «fr. Ewe and Obalmers f& with consent f moke of the burn! ondruved me ty atioust Chat a sergeant and four parce Of forage. ‘Tb was tho answor, ded his aris before “Fire at me, you coward, If otry’s loud call bold ehtef heads loyal and true; So muecess ot sto the Red, White New Haven, Conn, May 1 atrke are all sensible me + but many of the mon under thet ed, and the result might have be me been carried ‘ortunately the project waa crushed by an unexpected event While the mon were getting ready to march to signed by orer AN pers nien Were at Ohi command moved rapidly toward the el io Harlem, Brown Campaign Club Harlem last evening. Mr. Murphy put up his plato 1 down stairs, whit ve with the meny 1 H you are me! unfortunate, had the |. but disgrace the spokest 1 taken with the stolen animals less time than It ai! was found and a rapid spanies A and organized in nou Will come with haina torte € takes to relate it th Jursuit Was aL once tade by C Tot the Ninth Cavalry, saty=His Return from 1 ‘un, that Wheelbar- President, John J, Boyd and John Norton, Vice- Mason, Secretary. incoly Hall. Republican bolt At the Union Although Mr, the Presiden: stepped into the 4 Instantly, and ono They were re ud cheer of Order was 6 Invited to make their egation reported 1 vidual in Spring st flourished a lub will meet in jut. Vincent. trail komme se om the Indians: in wley is a candidate for yhis simple habits do not de Yesterday morning, after his night's rest uahkeepsie, Mr. Greeley Jeome went t, Shibly by nu Men Golng for Wr. Greeley. Independent ting, and it will and the new-comers wei An aguressivo empl avenue, also hust stablishment with « volley of oaths and (More groans.) puntain's shop, mmittee out | ae army. fight ? Hero a sharp fight Club has held a pre adlay evenly apermanent organization and el}: at the Morgan House. Was up very early At o'clock he had finished his breakfast, al- Vincent tell leading and at- died shortly 1) o'clock that winfully, though not pree falling and d. i. He, howeve r words, has the hear i from its be wting Dhue **passivistns, peen hung out to lure it fre netples and to the di tge and self which F regret tortally wou NOK THAT COMMANDER y honest-looking mm: one who is every inch « workman, was spe A while brave! 8 assistance. TNE TEN-HOUR MEN KEPEDL Men at work for ten hours at four dollars were orted, They were bitter!) and other a pt, Cooney war seriously, ing ving him while moving ata rapid ined his command ny behaved very well, but bo- win agreat part rect an Huhting, which was the sUll areater oxlent, they squandered 1 its allegiance fon of Its pr ? Nor isitin the Republi« can schism that I behold the brightest features ‘olden Democratic op h key of a splendid re ti Call (responsive to that of Missouri) ation of Aa people ai the city Int draws its str Is composed pr Lite members After breakfast he min where he went aboard the steamer Mary Powell, 0 o'clock, and are declared non-union orhis was out 1 there was a man at work on ain'a shop who exhibited a 1 to puta head on Uliases and riving in New York at 10:45, He drove at once t Club, 20 East Twenty-first street, an afterward was busily engaged reading his letters During the day he wa: nt gentlemen, s and extent of * throughout formeon which the Thomas Duffy, a loney, Adolph Ott, e striker with that his office at the Lincoln pitched, to the f out with tyranny, w ta the adminietrat there iy not a man here b Voorh!s is an hon Deon honest with us He's always nt to be honest st, Upright mar A HUDSON RIVER MYSTERY. of their governm ve well under mbers of his she ome outand Join y day when he was away Mr. Nesbitt spoke lke a man, and evidently felt every word. Prosident Graeme—We with us now, de and writing replies. called upon by who reported The tady of m New York Merchant Found leton—Supposed to to the key nv mand was changing ite station ude & protracted: ring ‘em out veral promt » him the progr ganization of camp ta brand on every man reene & Mason's shi nu were reported locked in, and the ployers threatening to shoot any who would statesmanship i" ninth street, pursuit of the indian A woman Ww dians were killed in th convey an idea of the she miited by the demons who overpowered the Several of them were tak wagons and was carried sume dist nd then shot and seulped, ut olf, was sealped aud had ile her daughter, the no witnessed it nll, as also ndat the train, Was cake fa man was found in the Hud- on Monday event p identified as th. erchant in this city, His parents Owing to some estrangement bet neither had seen each other you consider your- Words full to son, near Castleton has since be Greeley, nor 1 have bee that ty the failure at Cine finds its superb opportunity to play th n of which the Auerican people hoped and looked for in vain from Cine During the afternoon Dr. kage from Syracuse, On opening it, the Doctor found a fine oll painting of himself which had been forwarded by a German the purpose of having the noxt Preside whether It was a of the Workingmen's Union, Jdressed the meeting, as did Thomas Masterson, giving words nati the Democ ho Mved at 271 e at 800 Broadway, Grimin and Mr. vole, the inauguraty of cheer and “But you won go baek and work ten hours if from the place of the made that the makers will strike rman cabinet cnild had tte ears Hut two things are neede + brains dashed the father and son. leadership and phe, and can th t vl Hkeness or ni returned with the remark that the Franklin almost too much We feel that instead of being coaxed have been insulted. know that John Voorhis is the best man President—W ly retired from business, and klyn working in New York were comfortable eiroumat and persuaded, w unblemished A to attend to them. ns, belong to the Brooklyn Carpenters by the fend has done our Ia wrotch crawled from the burning wagor cans who are satls- His father learning this, and being or the red rose fai vonctled “with his so ity. know that, and he {s the only man in the city who got one day s grac A DAY'S GRACK—FOR WHAT “What do you mean by givin, Whatis the grace for? Your paper said you were coming is all out by tho An excited delegate said have a right to work in New York for ® If we allow this we'll lose our Dr. Greeley dined with a few personal friends Inst night, and afterward visited the Union It was his first visit to the Club adjournment of the Rochester Conven- him, asking hi he was old and feeble a I his son's retura. J the son was evidently oa bis way up the river to visit bis parents when he met his deat with thetr ch. choose to give 1 of this glorious hope of a tru form, and of re League Club, Tho train had nine men with it. mainder of the party were women and childrest. It is foared one woman Was taken away by the band, though it Is posall er body unas Ashes with the wagons. A member (excitedly) — Le ut the Brooklyn rate, Confusion followed, and the Chair to quiet Jared everything pertaining to 's all club together thon, that Estand by my Dem (to fight underthem whether the Ds cratic party marches Lo battle as an independer as an ally of another, there this morning to sling and head, ss that she, as well as The members congratulated him warmly on nt instrumen the selection of so many avowed Greeley Demo- crats to the Baltimore Conyention, the night at the residence son, and will go to his farm at Chappaqua this though inflicted by some t conjectured that he was murdered on the pas- up, robbed, and thrown overboard, thirty-two cents were found in his, pockets, oes far to strengthen this belief, A copy w York paper, dated May showing that the crime was body was identified by Mr. and « brother of the dead man no body will be taken to Albany at we want to know is if you will work | Brooklyn out of ten hours again.” “That we haven't decided on yet. ot elght hours, not slung out This is post- Tt-bs-reported thatthe This is the post onsisted of from 12 to 10 men, and wae 1 of Indians, Mexic: NG CASTLE GAKDEN, Capt, Meilany said he wanted # committee to ‘1 employers were down there, and were taking the green "uns as fust as they landed. man reported his employer es having ort men from fully, your obedient servant, JouN Fousvrn, y wordy letter w Mr. Forsyth of Mr. Alvin J. John- But we want to be and supplies ition were taken from the train by the ow many arms } can. which was lately sont found on the bod band before If we had ¢ away yosterday, W en mean sneak: not worthy the 1 When a man's honost by you, st by him? Wedon'taiean OUF OWN cas Wo TEAL to do just what We think best after consultation among ourselves.” ch was a bombshell In tho atrikers’ t, though they had op, they could ex- min the way of active ©o- ne subject was dropp ed to coneill out on missions, and giv- the organizatle had taken their Senator Sumner Declares for Greeley in | Sid Mrs. Murle) ened to. tn Canada and Democratic National Convention, provided t are Horace Grveloy and 1. Gratz Brown, for interment. ‘al Park was spoken ‘ b 0) ag Lau he Hoe eenhordered away by the po- Apcclal Despatch to tha Boston Jo rf to hinder you, but. 4 , May 16.—Mr. Sumner, in clared that if the CRUISE OF THK EDGAR STUART, CONNECTICUT ROMBSHELL, Mutiny of the Coban Senses by a Spa Wasnrarte olgn Relations Comn May 17.—The Senate For- ttee have not yet come A committee from the empl w- Recalled to their ies had dente presented Gre: Real Signifien stor Kerry's thought, promised Jomed doors, o he should fs The latter was honest, ‘The former was dish presents, and indulged in nepotism, cr also said a good thi present situation of It him like this propositic sat alate hour wer decision of the employers, who were holding meeting in Ce ‘The steamer r Stuart arrived here on the 1th Har circumstan New London, Connecticut, fe munitions of war on were not to be found on her clearance papers, and which would, had they been diseovered on board prior to hor leaving port, have given aufite vient ground for her detention under a charge utrality laws of tho United Uviow of all Opp now @ serious question wed to Grant of Endorsing Correspondence of The Sun. New Haven, M ever a happier or more excited community than that of this quiet, staid old town after the con- ction of Senator yesterday, n had the day or Institute, THK BLICKLAYERS TO BTRIKK ON MONDAY. Milliken’s Hall last night unmercenary. is which will damage the Administration the fail on the amend at her She cleared from g about the tre @ declared looke ‘The Giadston The Bricklayers in resolved to strike on Monday for was hardly set up by England, ¢ that which the United States bas ar nators are all very reticent on the ques- ‘and all statements of bow they will vote It is most likely the question journs, and @ special has tine to fully con= nd, and they stuck, Mr. Nesbitt,” sald the President, “will you retary in place of the regular man, Who The Master Masons wil opt the Elght- are unreliable will wait Ui sion of the 8 summation of the proceedings having b There was sufficient doubt aud appre- Grant replied, T accept your propo- tition by an amendment. WAIT A WHILE. The master masons met yesturday after- pnsider a communication from their employees, demanding that the time of labor be reduved to elaht hours at the same wages that Lave been | Smith occupied th The report of a committee of Lye appointed to confer with worku of the workmen, Messrs. Browning and Mat- od that the master Fr aystem on July 1 The Jefferson Club Endorses Horace’s Nom- of violating the RATIFIED BY CANADA. Orrawa, May 17.—After a debate extending over efx days, a divtiai use of Commons on Sir John A. M ond reading of the bill Treaty of Washington, far as Canada { oon- n now working on V branches of the hia’s buildin of interest at its oto keep the aximum height, the majority Ferry being so ama'l that many supposed the Grant interest would pt the use of such appliances as would re- the netion of the Hous allics gained lostead ¢ » und there a sorehend is to be found ; but @ Would get the impression to-day that a pontancous burst of emotion had awept Farry 1 Grant to the bow-wows, THE REAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PREKKY'S ELECTION, nifteance of this event does not surface, nor is it visthle to supe jaliy the competing At a special meets Club of the city of New York, held at the club house, Ninetieth street and Third avenue, on ‘Thursday evening, May 16, 1872, John M. Hall the following. pre lution were unanimou ‘The Hon. Horace Grevley of New York and of the Teffe OFF THK ISLAND OF CUBA Hefore hor arrival in Jamaica she made the island of Cuba, and she should not sight th daylight, but from a giv her commander, and at n time which he should be tnformed of by som uid then proceed in a direct line “through a chanel” ab night, "so a4 to be soe! ‘This she did, ned men ; but ax , and as daylight was’ gainin They know nothing '8 Motion for # se to give egect to the otion prevailed, and se corned the treaty Is ratifled and contirmed, ee A Woman Burned to Death in a Fifth Ward Don't, you think they had better be in- on motion of mble and reso- You can act your own pleasure. “ite not our, pleasure are working for.” ll, we'll attend to our own shop our- 4 of Cubs at all im y The committes it's your interest we But the new Joxtng on the one on board ested that the no réprewe: tink ty President Graom bitt and his comp, 4 Voorhis’s shop. the only shop not represented fn the meeting on 4 to explain to Mr. Noa- nions the eause of the hard He said it was oxition be agreed to, and t OMoer Moore discovered fire in the garret ory tevement 154 Leonard strect * were on the mioutes, and after the fre was extinguished the remaing re found to the garret, occupied by Mrs. ow of the Ure the wages to be ‘The report of the committee was ado} the Secretary was authorized toh various Unions of th ® boat with ten a {nto office again ‘ollowtng night © that the imbising bub though wij rhis'a abop had a very master masons’ action, y iy Whereas, The nominees aforesaid a MAL WOFLH, the cou believed to ha not as Chur ee to visit the men ng tor Mr. Voorkis¢ , visit our own men ? A committee wa that the head, and the re appear on the BESTS ON FIRE eu oF all part made no boat came olf, That In the opinion of the Jetferson't MUTINY OF THK CREW, crew (or ratuer the Cubans on board) the: and Look couinand of but sighting # Spanish fonds and Farin Houses tn Peril-Milee ou Milos of Fi ‘The mountain fires ng with unabated hoster yosterday after . Tsaw fires burning uthwest of Ll avery largo was burning, and the datn- Near Campbelltown, on the Meet at Bait the 9h day of J mminees aforesaid th y, 1972, should nomluces of such band ts & sailor. I lived. with Mra the police could not Franklin #treet Vo the Dullding will AMoNnE to wb: ax that of & a profound appointed with ult was that Mr, Voorhis's men W. Gener, President { Vice Presidents throughout the State are ra; ming from R made bis appe OYRU'S EVASION, The Ution Sirect € rder-Mrw Meétorty mer into the 4 {he wanted his men tow t | nearly all along the Hn Nome ditieulty was Station, on the Roch he trial of Josephine A. Me- murder of Henry IL Jeged to have been committ de upon Milton H luded to-duy, on board, according t harbor regulath Was not Allowed to prove such combustible material While here the Long Island for Me. During the Prosid as boiling over with led by Mr gathered one ster division Carty of Albany, charged with t ives of 1868 rorlils s 10h, Miust lirst be de, Thompaon in The Jury went out at od a verdict of * Not twant to go al for Grant, and ti treet cur, Wake co “southwest of Uh ainted Post aint those on bourd, and they in turn pre ferred charges of Mlibustering ake Huaatlers wULL W nu board would’ carry off surface of so- terday Mr, P it him atthe ty nd delivered a flery spe and declaring having at length been seloct d Curtis statle Ing, Which wa tain, who, to 1 he feared that versel, leaying blin behind IN HER COAL BUNKERS. ‘0 forwarded to DISCONTENT AGAINST GRANT, Railroad. sta declaring for Greeley, man whom he eould 1 was received with cl pt up during reports were re= the efforts of the Sher Young timber, ¢ cobsequences of great mi Aewauilt upou Mil with intent to kill Mr, Pratt is weuring atened to sl A large mountals east of Corn the Erie Railway the country ts Mluninaied with ti also burning Just quehanna division of Delaware division These several declarations rand the United movement of the Known that there ands yesterday, 1 the eight-hour ipnting Defeat. «J Unat the Lon- was a latent f Lipid, fooltsh, udge Boach, the Hon, William H. Onderdonk, 3 ex-Congress ‘of Queens ¢ nice the meeting of don crew which Isto row agalust Blackhurst al International race 14 by no means the stron Which could have been Dowever, thinks it auiply struug enougt American crew. THE ATALANTA'S NEW SHE The Atolants crew to-day received from Amer new shell in which they {i Vinateh on the ‘Thai that the boat hiv b ing been badly f the most auce y two days, and destruction of 4 ho opportu ful on record Investigation, every employer tn the city but y d along the rid charge by the These clroumstances brot And It Was found that the Was strongly charged with bacon, and that she n knots an hour, with the Governor Sho had reported t then there were the dos urd AK to the vrities at Port Koyal, ht about an ex soul on bowrd or what was Intended to Cincinnati 4 Spontaneour Cor New Lonpos s. Sullivan cou! p of the Oswego and Midland tor named Sweasy y15.—A large ting was held at the Me reanize a Gri 1. Waller, who people did nota are confident, howe Railroad, & cone thusiastic me Hotel last ev ning campaign vt running sixt became a question how to dent with this vessel herself in distress, U atlons of those character of her mission, and Ut by the natur ended to row Inspection showed ed during th: This neclient, however Irdered anv ther ‘Open session will he id all day at the head- Atthe same Osweo and Midland Railroad Com= awh with great rigor in Pronounced a, the rank and file w Jont us well drill K in the ranks Connecticut Aight a special meeting of the Union is called, xpect to go to work on Monday on eliht-hour system THE GERMAN CABINET The men all Fires are raging tn Fallsburgh, vby thousands of cords being destroyed, and In that town great excitement has been created among the asof the cont y this morning. rer vis by the railr chair, and Mr was elected Boat here, which will be fnisied | se Were Bape Such a thing ws of wood are TO STRIKE ON twood Park, nocrats and Republic ST PrereTii artnet OT AAA E ALAA WS (A to report at future meeting. United Cabine Maker in Ger= she wits delivered? y Lambert of Troy and Topsey of New York wwe a Topaey wae the favorite pi Se won the rat ! bert won the last heats and race In to the surprise of the kt expected tol a disenting 9he CRACK OF wequiesced In Without trike for eighth gates from forty-tive Thmen, joined forthe transaction trike are to be held daily at in ‘Third aver 1 CARPENTERS Monday next. TAU MMEEPISHOERS, Meanwhile & Spanish war stean look after the Edgar Stuart, and not long aft her arrival the A Grant Man € the smokin, TH PARTY WHIP UNTLERDED, ration of the Democracy with th nnected with t 8 o'clock tht oficers of hei ‘The teller, a man, who had ding the praises of his great leader with vind. in barn 1 Hawley to Pennsylvania Coal very enthuslastic n y successful bolt was re weviously, vi r © non-Union and urging them t it would have t damage that will foll nil they bad sending committoes Jed behind @ canteen- thus to con- shaped vesse his mortification and chagrin or Hos of Grant, bis amused Tadependent ib Dicans may tothe same music, and ve how good everybody d Fives in Massie user Several har Malden were b Thursday, ne ‘The fremen an confusion to the fellow-passeny Boston, May 17 of woodland » the mem! 1040 joined sinoe Lesingion Races, Lexington, May IT ‘onition of D. Wasitinaron, May e ofthe Democratic Congressmen had t against any but a straight Dem nomination at Baltimore & halfa dozen could be FOR GREELEY easy it is for the ttogether when wneetioul Would to-day give tin fell during It is seen how pponents of signed a prot 4 the favorite Hh in a foolish attempt to Will run ayainst igh any such pap and Sunflower were ¢ WASHINGTON, Ma The second race aren Take this Bet. the Buitor of The Sun. #100 to $200 that Greoley wil be elected next Les, Whether Laltimore Convention or Woe welling race » Melotyre's by nud Minne Lee i it was felt that Grantisn Hupt sdiministration had nvthing ty hope realtor from Conneeteut, the eoclwsiastieal old fossil who im: this political in they know den town. whe sd and fray voice, i) Hannon, 12ith street minated by thi The Blood Horse ation Races, Hawes PAvLM ten, DUOADWAY AND SIXTH AVENU vwsin Ident Thompson, alias Robinson, H and Thomas roy, who had been were 4 the Lurgiars who brok Hinently theaet the Quarry, Wooat Reports from the and one of them committees r tyefive sash mak> Old Horace, the friends of n of Fordham, in appre- ciation of Mr, Haskin’s efforts in behalf of the public schools of West Farms, gay arn's new hall Hts, three Jy Aye, for Arizont wou, DOAN QuM! ndemnation of ugh irrational and pre isted- us in working On Thursday v them all to con Ing man about the city in one grand Unik Tine, Hots, HOLN, 1546 dow of the Reaffold. srant will be should always be Complaint was made that employers. wer the movling decide what should be done, a large number of FELLING AMONG DEMOCRATS als of Connecticut w La President of bagi own kiduey, but Libs © Who participat the Supremes Court, who presided; District Loenay Daniel Chirk Bei f the employers Auawlo, iu many uid be glad | ehataver far her cribicul oltual Wibow Medor