The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 17, 1872, Page 2

THE SUN SATURDAY, AUGUS'1 17, 1872. f son se to his ster, Until this is | real estate in tho District. In sh +t, th y " _ , in re 1 7 ver, gave hi ood dors tT yy . any "i VAN done people will be apt to think he had | moet outrageous abuse of the nia one | A VILE SLANDER NAILED, | seyisnts.rete immediately called for and ap, | Seah, however, gure him agood endormement: | THI HEAVENS IN A BLAZE, ¢ 4 vold-wate! ae 1 4 00 ie 10 the position of Post= Che Se: Sun better be in Waehington, endeavoring to | many rule in New York and of the carpet. cold-water plunge under éuch eircumetance, ly good to entitle him to the position oe mastor of CORNING, straighten his accounts, rather than degrad- | bag domination of the Southern States |7#2_ NEW HAVEN PALLADIUM's Tt Bhines for AIL BEAMS OF ELECTRIC FIRE DART. —_>+— Kimp-Sidney's Epletl ANG ATHWART THE SKY, ”; 7 a + elev Rifles by making | appear to have been skilfully combined for | @UNN #PLBCTUALLY EXPLODED, Atn—" Henny Havens, Oh Me Cracks from ¢ ing the dignity of bis offi a — aan A vote taken in the Excelsior Bi ractory of on — } Simpaon-Sidne; ¥ t Sinith 6 for Grvel ‘and fo SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, inte partisan stump speeches, the spoliation of the Washington people, | Complete Refutation of che Bhameless Blane “Aeauaitert don, Flatey Smith roguited 6 for Greeley and THF | mae Sowt Remarkable Storm Ever Wits § oi i Vi, sre, é —— - wuder the direct inspiration of President der against B. Gratz Brown—The Siau Quite worthy ‘twas in every Joint All the Cabinet members will soon be off for pnt a Soeet pt Ld Mada LU hal A 7 Dr. Greeley’s New England Tour. GRANT derer Branded by a Clond of Witnesses. Of one who bravely fit. Maing to aestet the Liberais and Democrats to carry ‘Sura 4 A Driltia i ans tect nen musements To-Day, Went: ‘ ctruscideuin et Bhs be . hed Atl hat Stal rilliant se lington, For many years it has been Dr. Gree- | This District of Columbia Ring imported | Cetretondence of The Sun, ig spree tohyee goth Summer's letters don't_ amount to anything From te foam Journal, Aw eee ane re M New Haven, Aug. 15.—Some weeks ago Av chivalric and epunky, Ohno! Bat then every Grant uewspaper ls growling Olympte Theatre=A Liles Pee. Moi ove Ley's custom to visit his native State in | Negro voters lurgely when they were ro- the Patlad Pin city pabllated eh wrticte ‘As when he ‘round the circus rode Hike Satan over them, Last night it secmed ae if heaven ana the summer, and catch Inspiration from | quired to carry elostions in Washington, | (ie Pilladium of this elty published an article Beatridden by e monkey, The amceholiters nave thelr hands tno deap in | enrih were in a Diaze and voth bursting snr. its magnificent scenery and refreshing | and it appears that they have gone into | frrmdtsrard une Martie Gung alent check on! mmmameee, on! Malthe blodyeusi ne ee Mount Ploasant Unfearinn Church at. the tiien breezes; and he saw no sufficient reason | the business of exporting the same com- Les ! As was struck by Hehtning and ser Pinchback says that "Casey's administration | le of the New Haven House of this city. In that You surely must have epent your aig on ¥ dtm t | but the dames were tinguished wit n why be should omit his annual tour this | Modity. A boat load, consisting of nearly | statement Gunn, after detailing the arrival of With Benny Havens, ob ! MA UU alarm. “THe spire was tuimewhat shatter out reason, But his supporters, well knowing | seven hundred negroes, was sent to North | Gov, Brown, says: © Dear Daddy" (thus thé eptatte ran), A vote was taken ata meeting of the Pmpire | Statlon 0 the malted be. Gh ant eetanhi that an ovation would await hin wherever | Carolina from Washington to vote for the | Hg came bark after the dinner, and between that liste wy salve Wade Hiehy, Ouards 0s Revanth treet, ou Tuesday evening. | girumont was melted by the electri cul and he stopped, and that he would be com- | GKANT and carpet-bag ticket at the recent | Sowa lawson ‘Gf rand and fain not As much as any other m The Firat Ward Greeley and frown Campaign | ton feet from the ipachine, was atruck ani ron. vig pape ; the Board of Public Works. But it is the | me {oF them, When he case down to fe ofice, before At night Tetagger bome quitegas Moiment previous to the accident to shut the : brite ala is 6 fain dee aie Healt ate tax-payers of Washington who will have | frum. He yale Wis Oi Ree neee tA ne MA Very Frees Boney Ravens sitet; eantit trenton, Gasctte,, Republican wutromvey | Window of the giiard rooin’ Ry this mere acele wnt woul be the eect of hi retrated | topay the expense. of thes excurtonits | att Se Bite eenetee waaae| | Atgrwaiiemret tnd a rr tarinal Pee jee. tah | ashes oe rr vould be fte his reiterate y et bse EXC 8, | done lowed ‘@ conversation with the * Darn tt, this beats far | A vote was taken In Patrick Letyson's shop, APPALLING CENES, a bann ey ion utterances upon the Presidential campaign, | and the time is coming when they will have | Perey, oleae te oak Tonk utr te thes © Theie's che tiwag Thank varaly C411 a0 Myrtte avenn t etn. Re Pree cata) Cou MT] At Might o'clock the storm abated, the Nahte after it, 3 7 he ri e i at ped up to him and sake ) lool MM Cy “ 4 . + A hand a ning ceased ite yivi: ashes, and all supp : ¥ That Dr. Gueevey started out with the | their say about this and other infamous | seppedun to him Tey Bono hd Cet ei ed When of the Point I'm speaking Bofore the North Carolina election the Nortotk | thatthe storm was over, but at imidimere the ne purpose of making no speeches, and e: transactions of the Washington Tammany. For ag vewapeper,. Sai] other expressions of the ‘Twas here breve Kosciusko fell, Bay, Book, beak BoB ES poe Gcaae ts veer eo cul | skies were again darkened, the rain besan to bie pecially no political ones, his friends here- | And that time is now not far in the dis- | feck wasn waiting for tian frentas cd or seal And Freedom a4 her shrieking : ny : Tall in sheets, and the whole firmament wax IIe » > Dut Aually went "away alone, About Mitcen Black hearted Arnold once aid dwell, ‘Tho Tenth Ward Greeley Campaten Club met | aj) with the sudden and almost blindine dashes abouts know. But they hardly believed | tance, fier doy. English ene down ataire and | Tol far of, fo & cottage, coaantay grag mean NOM tates ages | of che lightning. “One peculiarity of thi storm he would be able or evon allowed to keep Which is Worse? jemnor, goniew! ‘Who vainly sought the post to eel ‘The Ninth Assembly District Liberal Republi- | ward the latter part of its duration the flashes silence, Unlike Gnant, they knew he oree Ge eing 8 lo ntate again what Mr. Bro For & rich mers of pottage. can Greeley and Bro’ sempals Clap wae org zed | would follow each other #0 rapidly that the could not plead asan excuse for holding | The Hon. Giews1 W. 8c » of Penn- ae, Che reply was,” Be was boosy crane. woul enna Gat WRT ewe op Monday evening in Lebauon Hall, Abingdon square heavens wore illuminated for several seconde, For the accommodation of up town residents, adver+ eyly it t " tacked I went to the New Haven House to-day, but should some wretched et ic, A Grecley man bet €5 yesterday that there | when the intense light won! succeeded by Cwomentsfor Tie SUN will be received at our reguiar | his tongue that he hadn't anything toaay. | ¢¥lvania, in a recent speech, attacked | 1 Weu to ie Ne Po oy With fendiah purpose, tet were more Greeley than Grant fen 10 the Cotton ke | Revptinn darkuess, while the heavens were con Yates at the up-town advertisement offices S44 West | So his supporters rightfully conjectured | Honace Grreey, alleging that in 1864 be | ie ont gro fede lds Lethal Men kiek or pit upoo our Aug, flianee Toe vote showed # for Horuce nud 82 for Use Aantiy reverberating With the Yerride repurta of ‘Thirty-second street, junction of Broadway and Sixth es te i roposed that Lovts Naro.eon should be | W** sbsent from the eity, Thad @ long conver- 'd go for hm=you bet! TL ts now confidently assorted by the Knowing | [ne crank a hago Bin one Woon, avenue, and JOS West Twenty-third street, opposite | Hat the Importunities of surging, shouting sation with the employees of the hotel, and am Bo, dadiy, ever count op me poe Gat Grau nunselt Malt cone oat for Greetey | te an m like the distant rest of erulery Races venue, and J enty-third atreet, oppor vited te Dt 1 » Unite . . 5 ee that Gray ba ae aie at bt Maree | tiouance, Hike the distant roar of v. Those Grand Opera House, from A.M. to S130 P.M. crowds of intelligent men aud women ip | invited to mediate between the United | gatieted from thetr statement of the facts that ‘As one of your own kidney, Hagpe time, That ttore willbe on thy, wth of Merch | wi were compelled to remagn upon, the streets = New Hampshire and Maine would prove | States and the rebellious Confederacy of | between Gunn and the Palladium reporter, the For, | ain yours obediently, Committees from four Greeley and Brown | were almost struck dumb with the near np- Addition, Division, and Silence in the | too strong for resolves formed in the cool, | the South whole story was made out of whole cloth. One Unresne siurson storey 7 | Clube met oo Monday evening in 2m Kighth avenue. sat | Hee elas eiten folumedr Fur nearly’ ok United States reneury sequestered groves of Chappaqua. We do not believe that this assertion is | of my informants at the hotel asserts that be | Owttap Srares Waet Powr MititanY AcaoRey Milage rececments for @ Mas meeting a6 Dasav’ | Furthe seorrh Faged, the elements conbinl or that Dr, JREELEY ever entertained | heard every word which passed between the | Juve 4, 189%. Well, Dr. Greevey has passed the severe | totnake one of the most grand and appallin| Gen. Grant has not yet put in a claim that . : y Be stead of attend. ' re toe ‘ ter. and Gov. Brown, o j ri pena Grant i aces ieee were | scenes ever witnessed In this city. ; Secretary Bourwerr, instead of attend | oy deat and he comes out splendidly, A | ay serious idea of applying to Lovis Na- | Porter, Gunn. and Gor. Brown, and the state Ob! iucklens wight! Who did tndits reac “htt Hennes Unere® More ty ¢ Wee aLksk Vic ouaeae, ing to his duties in Washington, is devoting DLEON in that mauuer, But even if it | Ment that Gov, Brown used any vulgar or vile This very curious letter 7 x; TED score or two of his speeches bave been re- “ TA TRG Lk eee Ce | enone t {ful falsehood —that if to a Di ancient Joss complie the meas, ‘The alr was completely full of electricity, and the greater portion of his time to stump- er y have | Were true, we should like to know from Mr Araneta died tod Ad be iy cacti ob . The Indianapolie colored man who wants to | che fuid passed slong the wires over the houres, i ‘ + and making speeches | Potted. With one exception they hav bs one could be attributed vulgarity it ts to the Hoping to go one better >” pote for Grectey Mas again een seauulted by Grant | Griving ‘then Aight operators away from thelr ine ii ing 0 pout the country and making speeches | Yeon non-political, and all have heen ap- beld dis whether, in his Somer Cot | porter ot the house. “Tie aad the sWoet romnace to apotl pearove This time whey brougbe tim dowa with « sruugate ant Sompeling hivoaeek ciiver. the \ n favor of GRANt's reilection, This dis- , ter | stitutes as great a fault in a candidate for GOY. ENCLTAR'S TRETIMONY. Of Koselusko grand— scene down the harbor was sublime F ri propriate, neat, often happy, and, better g \ - 7 A vote was taken oo Mond nong the silver- ‘a Ungulshed official might add somewhat to | thon everything elee, sensible and enfe President as cotiperation in plundering the | Tnext called on Gor. Bnetish and had a long Ne fei! not tn the strife’s tarmoll, inte in Heber phon IIs Nansan steer Rewunt” | Pashes Of lightning caused the ehippiug i the amount of human (information if, in y . : T " ; interview with him. He made substantially the But—died ta Switeeriand | Bereley. . Graut,o Five shop wae formerly eorent | fF teat inbold rellef, when, ae it wppeared : So far, so good. The supporters of th reasury of the United States by menus of | fotlowing statement t #tro 4 Re ene OMe erin sie lane sor stead of rehearsing the worn-out fallacies | 5s identinl tourist in this city and State | forged bounty claims, That Gen, Grast nateporter, Gov. Enulieh, you haye undoubtedly Good Conuting, pray, bold not thy ante, Fer the past week #1000 har ween waiting at | fred the acene, ‘The waters were lashed into : : gt : : E ’ q ch co ou doy. Brown's visit. to fut gtve ore letter be oer jorste bet tnt urace Oretley eduction of the public debt, he would | trey-sqw thelr candidate, wider the press | SCOFLELD well knows, since he was one of | What you know about the matior 2 7 NINE whee Lek Seana ae nncg [Mee dtee eaiteasrtek eg nanan ec aert tele ‘ , ov. None in east. Iney 0 losby's apeech fo published | two reports emanating from his depart- | out everything but politics, and saying | Paid by Paymaster-General Brtce, and PG rnaghtpoueteay tated eon hike Malet Sey teres Sereaunrcaen Wie Geahd tans bees [1" CTeens a0", mats ORE rebel he | Tee Cite should strike cher "ip tie supurtan " . statements o! , s, mh through v0 u n o'cloc At surely have enjoyed his win ould sie seis t6 HEve be AOU ment agree in their aie BS sa ieh | 5 weil, himself appeated to Gen. Grant not to ar- | [}\ the morning Atter a shart conversation 1 With Beway Havens, oh Cant. George ‘T, Anthony, 4 Federal omee. | Lanne tie storm arems to have been as furloim eco a y evident that the igation 0 > n ement for to aceompan: 7 as holde ki ily refers to Benetor ec ql ‘on, Chi 4 pit bas become painfully evider : heard that at Portland he was | "est that investigation. Grant, from some | Malls an engagement Cor him to accompany me Oh! Menny Havens. oh | Suunte jie dog,” aud to Scudre as that Malden, and other places, reports of na i 4 0'c department which, above all others, should roing to break over the prudent line he had | Unexplained motive, interposed to protect | him. Ac ing t et bim at 4, an Ob! Simpson Sitney. ob t "dirty foretgn pimp werrifle nature have been re ved Const we ynducted the st exact atten- si 1 te e consequence 0 « | found bim in cor vith Gov. Jewell. 1 Tou surely st have bought your Wines The citizens of Past Norwich, L. 1. are work. | erable Gamage was done to prop pul Pe CORGUC EC WAU e Hi a. «M-| Crwced for himself, and make a political | Brice against the consequences of hi ivataed’ WAR tein Hoch She Garantie: ‘Of Benny Hares, ob | Qcivte, | ing with a wih for Greeley, ang’ Brows to deathe resulting from the storm have been tion to accuracy in all its details, has been speech! They anxiously waited for the | time; and Mr. Scortenp leavored cused himself from the ride, and I did not see | posroy, Mase, Aug. 5. cinhe hare been organized, sad daily there ar porte 80 carelessly, if not dishonestly, managed that it is impossible for its official head to 6 roll of hon THE STORM IN GRE SUBURDS, The “Christian Sage" is what some of the | Th Malden a bolt struck and toreup a rail om é 1 0 induce © withdraw that pro- | bim again until 9 in the evening, when L re- report. Tt came, and it proved that in the | V#tn to induce him to withdraw that pro- | him again until, ® tp the evening. when 1 re avast concourse of the most | tection troduced him te anes distingnis 1 2 FRAUDULENT VOTING INNO ore devot rant fh | the track of the Boston and Ht give an intelligible report of its condition | Presene’ Mr. Scortmun knows about these forge: | Aner his spesch he aesin entered te paroy | on Caponivan ne | tmoamel Hane theur term of endear: | Cholsen ‘the ‘CheleosHinse and ‘Mr Kavos A eon i 5 cultivated and influential people of Maine, z be and conversed fresly until 10 o'clock, where I meut for Grant'esuct house on Vale street: were struck and badly which will bear scrutiny, while the ac- | 1. Gieerer had delivered a pretty long | "es, and about Gen. Grant's connection | feminded him that the boat wo ave at Tl isiia ar ha The Boston Tran: Adm.) «ays that Nast's dd, A-young lady by the name vf Mesker counts of his subordinates seldom agree ‘i she i with them. When he next addresses the | o'clock, and he went up stairs to his room in ome of the Proof. lastcaricarure of Senator Kanner" tein wretched taste king on Wat mpany political speech, not one line of which any company with areporter of the New York Her- From the Kaleigh Senrinet and a eruel misrepresentat Hu te Woreester Spy | with some friends, wh ked sense- With those of thelr chief or with those of | tignd of hie wishes be had omitted, and | Public on political questions we hope he | sun 'who wished something of Nie mecche'T | ‘The amount of fraudulent voting the | Adis endorses Ine optolon” Ieeas, A Colt, burst directly over Winnisimrnes | a! each other. And it has become obvious h dis as will take occasion to state whether he | think at a quarter to IT was informed at the | was done by the Grantites in the late election The male employe Francis Martt stroet. and a number of persons who were In the U 1 Hered [odes Mt dssolealblt haleli taller Cashion dls office of the hotel that the Governor had been | staggers ballet, Kead the following from the | manufacturer, s Warren strat on M street at the time were prostrated. It wax some ! that in the attempt to reconcile couBloung | 11 crty to carp till Shey get tired. thinks the payment of the public money to | gone a quarter of an hour, Wilmington Journal, ‘This in merely the beging | Greeley and 3 Ume before some of them recovered, iu New= statements the desperate expedient of . " . forgers isa laudable action, constituting a Reporter Was or was not Gov. Brown “drunk” | ning, Let our friends hunt up every instance of > 4 . the carpenter shop of Stephen Holmes was 4 “ 4 hast reed to it UTR ee WHble ADT Skeeter roan a 7 5 Hther to the morning, afternoon, or in the | fraud, intimidation, or bribery A Washing ™ there are two aaa ck and consumed. ‘The house of Mr. Hent: 2) cooking accounts” bus been resorted to in w England ts a very good thing. good qualification ina candidate for Presi- | evening, before or after his serenade spooch ? In Biaden county the voting strongth ts put | spe tn cinmour Aduin tera tion souks repose trom ie Beaded olnniiy an token eb pg i the most reckless manner, un expedient ence dent, and what is his opinion about the Governor—He was not down at 2.610. The number of votes actully | frye aud the other that watch follews bis nother were pro brated. end the Intter re= . 1 " M's 8° y "1 wth n mained -enseles jor ove Our. which has ever been a favorite one with moral depravity of such an action com THE PALLADIUM'S STORY PROVED A LIE. oat Le 2.0 The Fifth Asaumbly MMatriot Greeley and lishonest accountants who have feund it The Siander Against Gratz Brown. I wns shown by the Governor a large number In Cumberland county the voting strength t8 | penwn Ce B aide Gb acnbas erecta a7 A pour GOING THROVUEN A TAOWSL aHOD. @ishonest accountan p j peer} ivi 1] Pared with the worst that can be said | of private letters trom gentionmen four diger. | B t down at 3232, The number of votes actually Feet and report OF LS isagins tide Mainline’ ad inoaseaTie assa vee) i Hecessary to pervert figures im order to] Asif enough had uot already been said | out the mere notion, never carried int ut parte of the country who were In the hotel PAE ACE oc ilkan ile Valine pant Sa MOE omppimtragl ret in tm | SUAEE One bole struc deasaees Latnron a Co.e i PY in the dispute whether G tROWwN was at the time, attending the college exercises, anc J a avi wlirtin haa a playful allusion to of wil ane mgtal fe certite @ : conceal their peculation for] mente isnt mbether Geary fnowe Mae [ execution, of making a forefgner au arbi- | ah My" yew naendit ste cles creriiet and | gown at zsGo. ‘the number of votes metually | 4 dM Petts Ren"taw weak tecoat enw ba | ut ane mite from the centre of y ne Che encore ere es cep ne z y ¥ ter iu a civil war apeoes falsehood. A gentleman writing from a | Sl Fan tin county the voting strength ts put pawes hin cles “ball pup: wonderfully.” “| wrench whieh was i man's hand att ‘ an the most inexcusable contusion | SUN mixes in the controversy and adds a — Western State xaye that he was with Gov. Brown | Ne ‘s Ausls ina throwin (E a tha. root sie bdejueae i aie i 1 proofs tothe previowsdemon- | The Liberal Republican Executive Com- | during the eutire evening until he got into the | down at 20. The number of votes actually Ht Laule Republican guumeste the revival | iiucked a stuol from u.der another ttt bel CUAERG BacechIRteaTanG vation that che Whole store la a, ade ota | mittee ObNUW gémey: Hate) juibilehed a call for | GUUSED Como to ce Wrens ek eiby Guan ae | 4a Halifax county the voting strength ts put | Preston shuttedh Tall at uve Mocky Mowutaige, for | Hx hin tothe Mote, and three or He years. Congress hus repeatedly enden- | stration that the whole story isa malicious | iM ree ; ty Som : down at 4453. The actual number of votes cast | Vice tent, Menry Wilson wachusette.” down and blinded another so ehe « 1 vored to obtain an insight into the tr A State Convention.to meet in Trenton on the | declares that thery le hot the semblance of truth | Fo"Governor in the tate election 16 hI Judge Huse of South an hour or more, Then the bolt - ” deAtyuat Uth of mber, to nominate an electoral ya that he was in company with Gov, Brown Be it remembered that it was in Halifax coun- | papeer at a crane. ratiy 2h another window, out doors tv bt condition of affairs in this traneh of the | We print our reporter's contribution. 1 iver, Alt Republicans who feol that duty to | Sent heres rene cate eats Bena, clom: [ ty the registration books were enld to bave b Caled Seustor Sehare. "hk redwhiskered and was traced finally to the stream : ry Department, but has only sue. | but frankly we confess that it is a political : 2 th ffavar then throw O& restraint ana thar Gov: | lost Veruape this will win Germaa votes for ble master, which runs near the Works, and carries ‘ AAG EWE thet Se ee eee eee One e rn Lae | Hinwnraluasd evento len wich tls tlnerione in Lenoir y the voting strength 1 An exchange tells te that “there ie much Jess | chinery. It was a matter of surprise that no ‘ ceeded in obtaining untruthful and incon. | mistike. ‘There is ample reason to suspect | Grayr party; who approve the principles enun (na aitata alan ot cheeks eee Bowe Re Rae uinber of votes cast Is room corn planted this year than com! y." That | fatal injuries were revelved among so many peow f and competent committee shalithoroughly | Presyignt is fivengthened rather than | peace, good will, and revonettiation in all por- 4orel Ki Gov. prow wis taken In a put down at ne DUMber of Votes act y | wou i “ nen another storm burst directly vver the , investigate the Internal Revenue accounts | otherwise by a popular belief that he is] thons of our country; who believe that reform | Judge Paward 1. Sanford of the Superic wn county the voting strength fe pnt | A Democrat of the Fleventh Ward says on his | both p and heavy, and lasting about i" : : at | Isneeded inthe civil service, and who believe L M3. The number of votes actually | retnrn Kaway May thane we half an hour each. Chis morning the roads show from the time that Mr. Boctwenn was | somewhat of a drunkard, After all that | ts needed § . turned te Tals hotel F pmelocks where he fai An * iM: eect OF ihe Week bolenceeeared ite first appointed to the office oO Commission | the tempernuce inen have Ai itslaares:|ennes Mins grecuion: Oh np Base Upeenes Wal non. lhacn o hae nae * soon as he apnenced trength is put Tieoult, 43." for Greeley Hillera lial iresdioner: Che frkate path wes : ; i te part of the public as a | ComPlish these results —all such Republt Arthas Dani hotels the crowd B ast Ie 1 ‘ : Heurly covered up With gravel ad wand frou tho f er, the country will be appalled at th undead 4 4 Met Wity at 4. | Reuested to send delegates to the Convention. | ar minh / ete ges kha Cinoinnats fiupiner aye that of the news: | road d eecitiae wade: f Amountof freud, corruption, wid incompr ign ood-fellowship and humanity \] the Democratic State Convention meets at the in led the rere BEES SWARMING IN CORNING " bat Hoboaian organ of Velmenat rites 7 DY tency Which will stand revealed public man knows the taste of liquor and | seine time and place, and a union ticket will un Ge Me nd Mas wr Osby ard Ny at facine, bas ee vut fe rely’! trons nla sizuck 4 bowen 6 acanled he \ From the first the Internal Rever likes to get tight at convenient: intervals. | goubtedty be agreed uy ‘ the f but chatted w * Grant to Appoint @ Post. fay Aarne it lit RLOMETOL ERINLA BIS. Sa Pen RPT Was sores aa have been administered in such a manner | Take the case of Gen. GRANT as an illustra — rn Mf persis reenmling the the tof ihe rw natne an (he avine way | fog in front of the valine stave, and eaves "y t t It would be titerestme to know what | & tople, the action of the Hatt ires Yanked Out of Moiut. « stood as | enced e shock # ly vat behind the 5) as to indicate either culpable he tion, There is vot an tntelligent voter in ae | ve . Until, Just befure o'clock, the tine set ect the ik follows 13 for Greeley, 2 fur Grant, 75 iwembers beg | etove was killed, The house waa xet on fre. but , 5 5 deol of the ne coun o does not believe that | is n the Police Commissionershave mate | for the serenade, he went to t Bond ‘ 5 CY s react was exting d by Messrs, Edward Po aud Wn, 4 or utter Incompetency. Ducisions of t ine CoC Ey eH Tote f the case against Capt. Hexry Hropen, who He was not abs Connina, Aug, 15.—Con man Smith | One by one the prominent nen who think that |S. Ames. The lightning passed froin te house most Whimsical and contradictory chare- | GRANT loves liquor and has alwiys got 1 tat f the pr a th turn he was in i * stirred up a hornet’s nest in this village, and | ¢ y “ thet tyofthe | to the water pipes in the street, and the water f ftener ever | “* jeutariye 4 eee eo Ene owls, Mayor of the coun’ ry Ing beard of Vart one te Mr. Catlin verflowed the roadway, m inpassable. fant business interests; and while in some | since he was obliged to resign from ae balcony of the hotel The Postmester here, who has had charge arly Gin JN Wyoming Station. on the Boston and Maine Kait- vig instances privileged and influentivs parties | the army for getting drunk too ofter Col. BLaxtos Dexcas, who ie CAPT. PECK NAILS THE PALS EItoOD. f th over ten years, having come out The St, mot uses ures to show ' wh e It struck the signal post an * Mr ' ea party of atraight-out irr a oat " ie G It was generally conceded by the a i i rant ‘ whose left leg was paralyxe owas have had the law strained to the utmostin | When he swung around the circle wit shea is Mi ni At t close of pee rr SW hvg . , yt ait Earnie # hetnir, Santi te ar ne, Med. A. Worthen, who was in the * orde favor them the wllorte Of the LAH EL OREO he wan dininie Gnas er Lele ‘ Roe Minutes of 10 o'clock, he retu , fe pee te euee F charpy Cabal ST Chg 43 a cut the tine, felt the ST Sia an eey hte Dureau have gen , : b President hi tional and that HOKACE GiKELBY is oF dato |G in hed In the parlors and hall. | Rogers. a life-long applicant for the office, and | tort i ent to the discharge af i 1 6 ‘ trarily and harshly agninst the whole ves have been frequent, if not rezu> | tavery, ie very lightly esteemed In perevel (ALCEa To Bea | Baal Rd ae eats ieace ibe ot TAbLAAH BA Cri tb, GENS Gen tt t : f hie fave = Dusiness community, making exaetione | tar, ‘These facts are notorious, and no sen: | jig war record, at published in somo of tho | The aifive, settled his fill feed the partor for | Yeepine thelr weather eve open for the posit ‘tee A se sec Mies ek tea 4k ao if wpen trade which were never contem- | sible man will deny Chem; but instead of | Southern papers is nota brillia When inacarringe. There he was met by Capt, | While these hungry office-nee! e hoper An netivw Greeley Chil ty 1 roe i ‘ i templated by those who framed the | diminishing the number of citizens who | he found that w te, Kentucky, could ard kK. the well-known nt ands awaiting te, wd 1 Basics, | Natien.the tute Of Henator, Wileog. | In Waterbury, ‘Thesday, th Fs laws, In short, oppressive jaws lave been | will vote for his reilection they increase | not be forced juto seves Sere boats, Here tet me Introdu hon of Congressman Smith,one day laxt | cone” “Fraitklin Hanevet le Presi trick a howe in Haverttle, a pubur at #0 injudiciously administered as to lead to | it: and his partisans are so shrewd, aud | vices to Jerr. Davis w p expectation of cen called to a par 1 week, ane Herne aptiolntmentiat Dr, George Atl Inmicer says there 4¥ run downware k ni coeiving ahich ¢ niesion, Lew de only tt " eot | W. Pratt, aman whom not a single prominent te t) t! sill, where, owing to the impression that the Treasury Depart- | understand so well the mysterious affee- {| ™ ng al " Gor ° e ited 6 German laugiage i Hy "7 ; ‘ ment looked upon the merchants and mane | tion which human nature feels for a di < ns) ei nae eae) and sox reales 1 want | | eltizen se is lanes Ither party, would have | § They. are thus divided politieally ‘ 7 Ath the rod. It divided, one 14 wo take @ contract rf engraving d printing Gov. Brow 4 ‘ endorse: be position. wtof iraot s HocedY « for i} ina w i pile ne by, th ec tering ufact of the country as a chess who | tinguished offical character who can get Wir 4 : pus in r ar by, the ot! £ ‘ Confederate not He was arrested on the \ r 1 Ps Natioun! Treasury velling on the head of a nail arc ning were to be plundered t scruple | blind drunk now and then, that they 40 | charge of having jaaued more notes than he de t athe wast ast ' WARMING OF THE BEBE i At the plente of the David Winteriie Axsovla the floor of the sitting room, kliiug a dug t 1 t ec 7 r. Ricuano } ogers listened to the first reading of | tonoft nih Wardon Moy tug nder the lout and then to the vor the ) wherever ate obscured | not attempt to dispute or hide his p ivered tothe ‘Treasury Department, and on hig | NEW view aug Read the Goce oat; . Park @ Vote wea taken Of. the tential tavett Ander tiie [omnes £od thee vo she corner of Use ? and the effect on him was like a ’ ‘ a r rin ¢ ter from t an by contlictit he de r vities in this resp In 1865 Mr, WM. E. | release left Richmond tn disgrace, Then ha | ‘Thus it will bo seen th mone | dose of castor oll, The news spread like wild- | ster cheer oan cite tone Ont Moacaty when the eilar, where its force wos afforded the slig) enforce | Donor, as President of the National Tem- | entered into the business of blockade running, | portunity to indulg of drinks | ¢ S was vane ork Which was consilerably neg which the lying under w Haven | fre throughout the village, and the excitement “4 ‘ Nttle children were on the q ing peualtics, perancesociety, published acertincate that | in which he made money. ‘The Memphis Arve | Winnse atte ni ere ast watderes cea occas beac A large meeting af the aubstantial citizens of | | it the time, hut they felt honing. Mt , The accounts of the Internal Revenue | he had never seen Gen, Geant drank, and | lvche says of him that if he does not stay in | ts, the whole thing 14 9 malicious siandar, aud | fy the jong hours of that warm summer ' Pay NE AL Seay vi ttre Pee eerie ane Unmseceane Tenn yovenient longer than he did | ests aolely on t it it e clerk, Gunn. izens Who had no conscientious | >t A wer red by Mr. Charles Reilly prostrated in wuve oO ° bi Bureau have become even more involved | believed him to be teiapernte all the time; | the Hourbon movement longer than be did ia | Te ee att at Geant | Afeemoon, itleeue eho nd md euneclentions | Lend “ueaniuiouely atoptan, eneeches. | abuck and contradictory than its decisions on | buteven Mr. Dopok has grown wiser by | the Confederate army movement, a search ware 1 ind probably thought it stnateio try to aid bis | ipreeaone pete hurd we the Motor eee Ree: | were by Mr. done Hutton end J Hayes WHAT THR LIGHTNING DID TOA CALF Finesse? 1 he | TARt will be required to find him several weeks | party by this foul slander . profane man $2 t mar it ‘ John Smith, why will you continue iv obsours | ony at te ten Peer Ac ee tlc f # w, Tothis day no man can © experience of these fo! ears, and he i school gave a profane man $2 to swear itout on | 4 uth. why wi ontinue iu obacin ne of the barns of Henry 8. Wel ols matters of Jaw, To this day no man can | the experien these four years, and he | perore the campaign opens. DUNCAN has influs THB SHAMELESS PALLADIUM. his account, Senator John N. Hungerford at | ity, known only to your grocer and butcher, and con | pi tiw, Huntington, Was struck, aud with Its i tell. no books in the Treasury Department | will now vote for Grant without publ siilal AHaGda 16 Weahlieink: hewaverc ic he gee Ware Heaeane ia hank Gav tirowh's gnce constituted Limself @ commitice to vieit | ise'cauies dust announce that yeu are a bemucrat | Contar s, cutinely consumed. Be “turn cons can show, how large an amount of stamps, | ing a certificate, A grent many other men | has none in the South, and (nant’s postmaaters | af least elght revorters representing Gran nd. the ntment. Maj red to | uaine ofthe Honedonu sults’ ve tie ematieat hemlet | some: forming urenaiion Under his cow Ronee which form so important anitem in the [are like Donor, There is Bishop Sitrsoy, | are ordered to assist In furthering his projects, | PAbiin’ Mitotane of the number has liad ent of disappointed post oMce aa- | of the Pacific const adjoining were seven cows and a horse. which in revenue accounts, have been issued and instance, the great and pious divine of | MrJ. Mo EpMenps, the Postmaster at Wash | shameless Palladtum in its dirty business, ¥ Pirants and march to see Smith on the aubject The Chicago Tribune puts down the wum of | were saved uninjured. There came well nig ie remain ur nted for, Bight different Methodists, He ady s temperance, | ington and Secretary of the Guanv Congres | Pepresentatty wast sere all the pyoning, fr fo AG charts eg ode] aa {ime | pai mee The amount of Meerciary Kabeson's rob. | boing & roe a But By, e ¢ nan 4 in Unaccounte ght different | the Methodi eae ‘ wert c Ped et catia Poised pet ade pagal A dintely enlisted, Alex, Olcott declared s. The Loulsviile. Cuurier urndl aay © | the part of Mr. Wells the 7 din on have held the office of Co ssioner | but he would sooner vote for Grant drunk | sienal Committee, is ctreniating Dexean's cit | SoM Glee! A d conversed with hin | fe more such appointments would drive out of | shall not venture ty request Mr. Ito! oteus bow | the stable directly under where the lightning of Intemal Revenue, as actual or acting | on Bourbon straight, or even on lager beer: i i Noines | Tor tan inlniios OF more, BAS Be Sle BO Mane, niteand that Were tt not for be- | Aaking foo muctof bins hut we Souid ike To kuow | Struck was a tlie calf. Ln anime way Qe aif ¥ b Comunissione and neither of them has | than for Grertey with a pitcher of cold | UKase te Posunasts 4 ye breath, that he had taken any liquor; and such a disappointed applicant for the ° " . morning it pr 1a curious appeara The . wees mat Was DO. siya. TIERED ie ne tae Queen ae SAR Be AUSF ehe would join Baxter's regiment, ‘Tom | The We '* Independent Association | tnd of its now Is skinned. and several amalh ever had his stamp account settled or ad- | water in cach hand, Go jt Is all around. | * Mean sin: Ponce send the enclosed elroular tone | A ntocted the: Palkeiiume etary, 18 te tn ry ane gaid If Smith did not know enongh to | pf the Rourieenty Ward ad @ rousing es of skin are of around its face and head, usted. And they baveso effectually en- | Even Germ Simi and Wenpern Paice | Uy and will, Cotpcenee in tne bouton nee nh | judgment one of the most shameful attacks | Make better appointments he didn't kne ‘ewelle the list to one. hugdred te} and it ts considerably swe round. the ; si ul. Send une 4 het of euch men Ip your t e | ever made onacltizen, and only shows to what | enough to again get his vote for Congress. Tf | JMehaycie the Lat to one hundred. tat | eves. The neck and shoniders are not hed tangled their accounts, elther by Igno- | Lira, who can't drink themscives, love 6 | Gitiy JM Epa si, Secretary devices the Administration party is driven the Haniira ring was xolng to makeanpointinents | dent; Patrick Ferien, Secretary. The club will dv guod | but from near the latter along its back to the ts | f oe plessness, or fraudulent desig andidate who knows what itis te t as 3 carry their ends; but itwillavail them nothing | fer Corning he wished they would select som work for Greeley aod Brow uss fall here large number of emall blisters, and An rance, carelesst vr fraudulent design AN stds Li) The DUNCAN movement Is of no account in | ft} de of political affairs in this State Is any | body who had friends enough in town to sign “J. 1. B." writes Tim Stn from the Thorn. Hd oo are 8 jaree The ain ik On Yate crwth , that no amount of human ingenuity will | tight as brick iteelf, but the action of the Administration | criterion his bond, j dike House, Rocklaad, Aug. 11,9 PMc As tam writ | standing fts injurtes. the young Ad is about ever be able to un e them, and the For these reasons, we think that, how anagers tn giving It Government support is | TRSTIMONY PROM A POLITICAL OPPONENT 7 BUSES OF TAR BOR, jig thls Grane torchiiaht procession ie nuaning thts | as lively us ever, and bide fair to reco se ' of the stamp deficiency which is now ad own fill into a political error in | which they must feel themselves reduced when } gentlemen We cheerfully pines ancl. teat but when the train arrived from Blmira bring rerbtie Taree Grantor dase (hh Seock on Sea street, | One Maude dar To yeoue Kinsher ia mnitted to exist making it so plain that he didn’t drink ten | they are ready to resort to such means in the | Yi ?nave already published Gov. Ingtishs ad: | We the future Vostmarter, Smith was for ye | An enthusiastic Gre 1A. Part ly Se yo In the winter of 1868-9 Congress called by | bottles of brandy at New Haven, How. | Hue of stemming the tide of reform, mitable letter refuting the charge, and Lahould | attack. “Lhe Doctor piatniy told. thas eles dey. | Net ntly of et F 4 —— add here Mayor Lewis's, but he ik absent from | hot like his appolntinent that: they ntahe gece | cratic eaeeuuave, Com A most remarkable exhibition of atin 0 solution fe © adjustment hese | ever, if they prefer to have 80, to i * ; a welt elie he of Alex, Trou not like his appointunent c pat- | bointment of de! sherie electric! We RlaRarin Ar ‘on bee ; gesolution for the adjustment of th r, if they prefer to have it and ¢ The Gnaxt men in the Nineteenth Ward | theelty. Below ts the eat of Alex, Troup. edi: | fonize some wien Post, Omics forall he caged, | fe Remake phogen by | Precis glectriolty took pase in A ofthe j stamp accounts, and for information relut- | lose some good men’s votes, it is no affair | wave an Appomattox Club, and they have noml Piha ol He workiogmens paver | He had xeared Smith Inte ving » | the peopte Kat ate ; m ia Floris | teen ARG LO COLI. Hertilleny aire: ae af his « an who has been and is | by threatening to oppose hit for the honvet old woodchopper Ie Very Kreal. electric flutd vi i es . q ing there A false and fraudulent | of ours; but we trust they will not aguin | nated Jimmy O'BRIEN as the Gant candidate | NOW a strenuous opponent of Greeley and | prulrententng to | Chropone fabs oonres eat of A Greeley and Brown Olub Aelia pein. | Gomatunt Tera pariea or sulntede minutes, wins statement was thereupon prepared in the | compel the newspapers to turn aside from | for Mayor, ‘This eeems to be the first official | Browa i hi taking Possession of 1 as soon as his commik- | cipally of Iniah workingmen oppoard te tie Melaughiin | COUSstAnt for a period of thirteen minut F i New Haven, Coan, Aug.14, 1872, | ain arrived, Since then the W hi Kuiug, was organized Inat Priday atthe corner ot Hicks | OUt the intermission of an tustan tBnE Ss: ti Internal Revenue office and forwarded to | the proper discussions of the campaign to | manifestation of adesign long entertained an To the Balitor of Ihe Sun fine been cape uae hen the war on the Doctor | Hine, streets, Brooklya, The association now | Ope fash of lightning followed another 1 ve accounting officers for adjustment. | consider whether it is wrong for a states- | of arrangements eompleted months ago. SIX) Twas present tn the parlor of the New Taye 18 committee appointed by elves to | HaMberk 1s) members, with the following officers: Jas, | rapid successton as to excite curiosity te know Lhe RECoUUHIRR -SMCETA TOF O8 MLNEN Beer WReMOr Tt a. tS a * ee Honse wren Gov. Rugtion entered with Gees Beown | rontensea utes appointed. by pel ves Guerin, President; Joba Moylan, Secretary, aud John | how many occurred in a minute. With wate ‘This statement, which embraced transac- | wan ever to get drunk, and on what kinds anid Was I eed to the ettlzenmot thiscity, Lheart | failed tollnd him, ‘They tatd thetr ccigetar | Glerwob, Treaewrer, They rad a’ rousing invetiog last | iu hand L counted them for seven mit! \ Lions to the amount of fifty-one millions of | and mixtures of liquor it is most becoming Rap \ pi ih ooloviel ca tary uf Hin TCUVay le speech from the balcony, and eaw tin | hotoro Fairman, his Kooper, Fatrmen edialtcat Mia acia caqin cia fo the Bess mince hare were Ob ¥ ihe 9 : , State in South Carolina, has published ane copy np wary "1 Os | Dr, Pratt's ull arity, but. sald Smith ‘ is sald h the loose second minute, hind, oth jollars, Aud Was cooked up to Bhow nea 0 resident or Vice-President to ake AMBiAvit that Ne Was hot deunk Or Mod Th ad Smith was ti | gett if 88 seoond ininute, 2; third, OO; fourt \ Gellers, aud we ed Up Lo show nearly 1tOr: a! resent: a) President (0.19: | cienation, or confession, which alwve aime If mn Leansider the whole story inauu | atigh? fix, Pratt had repeatedly dectaved that | Mconrat Sever Peas | anh RR ee eee iny Sts making & ! 4 & balance, passed the scrutiny of the “ex. | dulze ina monthly or weekly Mt of intoxt | formation regarding the methods employed | ctuted for polit Tet naa hh ooe nee! he would’ oppoge Sinith s renomination. and | of him tak a Flas cr nc | MIVA MUCiclne SFCRACaRR Ox Slab yacvedy eer need sap Natans of the Penahy cation . by the carpet-bag officials of that State in th THE LATTLE GUNN FINALLY EXPLODED, Accordingly he was app: sinted Postinasty Held. of playlug poker weit v4 each ‘iach tres was followed by Oud and shtiee and was sent to the First Comptroter, whe F iegal issues of bonds, Among other re Hn. h a inding th thought Chey could keep back his commission | letters to luek up gold under of ADL K Mes ratttin arta, whose rey a F toy | Grant's Washington Tammany in North ‘ Ming at the, office and Anding that | untit after election, and then. withhold ft. Corbin? rolled through the heavens in an ¢ ' at once detected its fraudulent ob er tions, Mr, Canpoza deserit ve way in wh Lone, the City Clerk ame the follow | Hoey aan pot tha gaaate ees an The Waterside Greeley and Brown Club} « nof majestic and terrific soul and declined to approve it. For more Carolina, he was Induced, under advice given by the At POply om note x sarees ta hia Him, He way afraid, however, that the Doctor | Derm organized at Btamton cout. with Yann A Peek |, During this seene the moons whic wu aly & il} than two years there crooked account: | 1 there is one nest of corruption whieh, | tomey-General, to aval guficient conversion Grey op New Tage eRe ROFTICE, to Washington eridenchy re tonk cme eee down | merdeid Tall Recorting Secretary end Harid G MUR | tlalbles but eo megnitind thrnuak the. hace ard i! rested in the office of the First Comp: | above all others, will vequire immediate | bonds for converting $1,700,000 of relief and land J Sim: Yonrs of Me iit ankle IV Wan Now | eaty AE however aad the ites Reenter: | la Corresponding Secretary, Ou Munday ulgit they | vapor an to appeat. like a britltant ie ommission bonds, on the Treasurer's soler ns SNe ey entn : sinnith lee man, | had a grand banner gs The Hon Saliucl ©. bes. rn n 4 > weriod of twenty? 4 troller, after which they were returned | and unsparing surgery at the hand of Dr, | comm bonds, on the T F's solemn | dresm.and if in my mn he was dr 1] "me and Smith can delay the imsuing of the | sended and the Mod. Juiuee Hi, Olmstead delivered | Ponded tn the sky. For a period ' ap : P ri attain Roti 1 assurance that he required them for the purp fo. Tne T would way that | wae at commission until after election, the wishes of | speeches Aiuutes the scone was one of gran 7 t the Fifth Auditor for readjustment ineeury, after he is inducted into oMee | MANO’ months after tho Iast of there | {use 1 ouie of the parlors hetore th ple of Corning shall be sidered and One Mullens, at Ha Himity rarely witnessed ta a lifetiine The work of readjustment has not be WOMareh next, it is the swindling ring {Jamey Some! A hee Gin otek troduced by Mayor Lewis, wave hin aft | | Dr. Pratt shall never vecupy the Post OM warlock by lahat - i] ‘ , ) S0ale ME, CARDOEA WAS Ins | conversing with a iuinbar eitlemens belt, ti OUNTS Post: driven go fas puter an Denar ‘ ‘} completed yet, nor is it likely to be so long | known ts Grant's Bonrd of Public Works | formed that the rellef and land. commission | £2 Fae wit a humber of geitiomen, T Te us; m mid AF oNT an PoerMasrEt, yet aera bis Highint . Five lve " ri fis a ( ay Secretary BOuTWELL remains in office. | in Washington, This clique of speculate bonds for which the conversion bonds were to | Men nor do T now t at nev, Hrown waa intOR!: | coursand rand as Any ailOr Gar cated ete ruck by defeey tig Newnunan, Aug. l6ecDuriug 0 terrilig f But the investigation, so far us it pro- | ognized on the model of the old Tam. | be exchanged had never been cancelled, but had | | Twond ant to notice fin if such | the arrival of the commission, they had reason ireeley thu Ie will bury hin deeper up on Wednesday the il i] b 1, indicates a d ' yof about by nany Ring, ba ' ttt bold x r 4 I from the T and re then Yours very tra’ Samus I, Hayes, right Their only fear was that the Dovt ans of the Bichth Assembly Distriet New Windsor Erie Kailway wot a! ' million and a@ halt of datlars in the stam ploits of that happily defunct body in the | either hypotheeated for loans or forfeited and Mr. Hayes is one of the leading temperance | mig nd toe President a bull pup or agift « we at nCIUD Ie: 68! miles trom: this che, atid cut Hi aecuunt of the | al Acvenue Bice sudacity of its robberies and in the effron. | eld. Mr. Canpoza further says that wheneve men of the State, and one on whose statement | Some sortand this secure the mediate sien LM, na. tertoa Keaue ik . haath herarat taunoriat ial he asked the State Treasurer why 8o many c the publie can fully rely. I could Nd more t Ing of the ducument, ‘This fear was fully teal aide: lant ected VreniicutHer 1 roke | enty 1 When Gsorctary: Boutw sie mika t The Board of Public Works is composed | Yot*len bonds were required he refused to give | cient to explode the cargo of the Pallticna's | that “among the commissions signed by the | oceuchee sere Ml undros nigoud the fone aa perator’s sister, but did no. ser av TWELE mo , r i any Information on the subject, This was inthe | little Gunn, L should in justicn add that Me. | President was thatof George We Pratt, Post HKG Ghemiaha Of Haat Mam 3 Hvery lamp in the building was ¢ } Hext stump speech tor Guan. it would be | of special favoritesof Gant. Allits mom: | fail of etl, and if we are not mistaken It wa Movely, proprietor of tho Now tlaven House, | Master at Oe een Gohseauontly the | eam crevicy and Brown Glue They ut A telegraph polo. was shattered well for him to leave the work of traduc. | bers were appointed to the positions they | avout the samo time thet Treasurer PARKER | tie conduct et Coit! One 8 HO Way upholds | public indignation, has HAMNER Merete | efheoaetiee anes every second and toncth W a ProkeDs AAG sight perenne whew ing his political oppouents to those y bold, and have been sustained in their ins | became largely Interested In GRANt's spe tal oe fect will probably be a hogira of all reapectuble | W!ll Ue sun Mung to the breeze The neue reat Hig arrival OF FRO brain were abun } ete faa . 4 4 AB ; eapectuble 4 Mung ty pre " At Cormwail, near the Library # | can find no better employment, and ad. | squitous proceedings, by the President.who | Washington organ. the Chronicle, Do the over, | Accident to Gens Grant at tho Thousand | and honest Kepublioans into tho Groctey camp, | ub compriag induy atauucl aii OF Koheain Tompkina's dwelling was * me dress himself at once to the task of clear | bas taken occasion to officially commund | burdened taxpayers of South Carolina haye to PR 5 Kin the House ef Recreate appointed & Weniy Lume Nicerreraid fou foot in width of siding w f(a ing his own reputation Lf he can give | their unlawful and extravagant expend). | Pa Me losses of the Presidential mouthsiece? We learn from a correspondent at Alox- | nie a cts aia! 10 be tragate, the yeas and | Hien paint 3 ey was bursted, and one of Me. Tot 4 q — : once Alox- 8. He was found to be theompete: wa r ‘ Li ht satisfactory reusons for an unexplained | cures, Under the reckless operations ot | afer RAP ae andris Hay that Gen, Grant got a ducking there charged. A now office was tion created for | NOt Many. weeks. a ulehed age. | W8# P4rDed On he arm: ia 1 " FE. H. Purdy and AL. Watson are mak- | tn the St. Lawrence, and thar tt happened tn this | him, the duties of which were to deal 4 holder in th eaporvacned old a AHS Geficiency of a million and a@half of dotiars | this ring, debts to the amount of million: © very tnterestiog Bod varuable newspaper of the | wise Ih stepping From the dock at Puliman's | to tho members. He wan a sortof private hae, | lait. Aiord ‘ Aol yo mast | Deacon Richard &: Deseribed by a Foes én a single account inoue branch of bis de- | of doilars have been fastened on the unfor eamntoo Times H into a ski. It (the ski) slipped out from | tender to members of Congress. “Hels the en Hhiican. marty wants. te ie caaianie ! ’ * i aS r him and he went headlony Into the water, | man whore ; 188 iy We cau didate rtiment, and at the same time prove that | turste property holders of the District of i a 5 Ne : nN Whose name was Ones prominently ¢¢ voveruor this fal 4 Me Alvord sald From the Cmevinan Uomme ee é property The Union was not issued yesterday mornin: which. nt that placo, Is about breast deep. He | nected with the Lydia Thompson troupe, and 1 you thoug! ae | gaeee you R Nieaeh ) e false and garbled aocounts are praivewar: | Coluinbin, and taxation has wereased At & | owing to an aoavaidavie accideot, Ihwill appear tis | Veen Cnythat oooaBlon, at nny rate, very wot, tnt | who boasted throuca the nemmbapersee teat | malta want ine Rowfog’e duit | BY profession a christian, by q . vi WAS *001 jouer n 4 ° Dy ae e 7 2 ‘aduce me to a owe D | ry elender of orth Sy. in private the Dh thy and business-like, bis speeches may be | rate which threatens confiscation of all the | wosuicg,uowever, or eprigdtiy AS KOON rescued froin this frec bath by a lo | macy with 9 widow on a night train on the | {ate goeces rows sominetioa.” bu the :oo | Her of ort ! even, of gentemon who wery on the dock, The usaal | Norcbera Ceutrul stich eaded. And asm Woe Urea organs Macore Rairoud, Congressaan 2 Wat Altyrd te $0leboad. bell ede ted id Au pDOrter ofa vhoxy which vubd De remidiates aud ovulate