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NEW-YORK FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1872.
PRICE POliR CBWT&
A A/\l>o*u^
XHB REFORM CAMPAIGN.
J( -,?,,? D4TB KITIKKS KROM THE CONTKRT.
Cwcaoo, Jum ????!*? f?'Ht>w>?R ?? ?Copyof
trV V:-. ; m B?bj theHon. DbvM Dsvitto the Preai
deni ?f th. OoVhbVm Convontion. declitiing the
toi ru-M.ifi.t.
Hlooikiwotok, June M, 187T
fkt Ih '? I >? CHA?iBr.ELAU?, iVr#i<f?nl Columbu* Con
irntur, Kotlon, itau.
Mt Dh-am sia l Th* Natlonal Oonventlon of Labor Re
kmm ? " ''" 2'''' ot t'?'bru?ry haat, bonored rne witn a
BOB,lr.?ilon a* thelr r&ndldnte for the lYealdency. Hav
inf rr*ar<i<.i tnat moTement m tbe iuitietlon of a pollcy
aud Wmt** to unlte thc vartooe poUtleai elementa
U, ? coinpact oppoaltion, I conaeuted to tb<>
a? of iiit naiue befor* the Onelnnetl (VuTentlon, where
? ,i^: i ^u.Kli.d cttlien of New-York wm nomlnated.
?ataMM I doem it proper to retire ab
B the Preeidentfal conteet, and thna leare
nda ?ho were generoua enough to offer me thelr
<ree to obey fheir eonvictlons of duty
onl< nen-d by any ?uppoeed obUjration.
Hvn.o.tMrtu' carneetly wltb all 1n?t and proper meaa
??'.,? v,i?ti the comlition of labor niay be eievatcd
l, I am, wuh fc-reat ????*. >our fellow
?Mtu, t DAVlUMYI*
IH OHIO DKMOCRAtY
AM BrfflMUm AND HAKMoMOt'S CON
WNI|(lN_vNKQriVoCAl IHDOWWltBNT OF
(,ui i i kv am> BBOW* ? PMJWhlTM IN
I) TO VOfl KOR THK (1M1NNATI
t:i m f?JWTHUlUaM ? Tin. CHT.
|B? TKIKUBAPH TO T1IF, TKIBINK |
i i vni>, June 27.-Tlie Democracy of
Ohio havcneTerbeld a ftatc OMNlhi thatwaB?uore
mt enthuaiaaUi- than tbat whb b adjonxncd
It? nrtion 18 noetlw with the beartieat
mpoo*. AnlmiDenae ????* ratlfloatlon meetlnK
* mi ta Pro*tr*a in front of the Kennard House, which
la rery entbualaatic. 8pee*hea have been made by taM
L. V?iundiKhan?, (ien. A. Bririkerboff.tho Hon. Hoiiry B.
and the Uou. A. W. Pslnek. The* remarks
m ?.,., hed witb tbe wlldeat d.Jiffht and wnthUBlaam.
Jud>:, aow???klBfftolka ahoutrng crowd.
Every ii'iitionof the name of Orceley call? fortn lm
?Mtnae UfUlit and loud chcerlng. The ??MM
protnls. i :.. .ommue tlll a very late hour. ThiB haa becn
? ,l.i> fcr thi Ecform cau?e ln Obio.
The Convrnuon met In the <entral Riuk at W o'oloek
tMa nuiiiii.c, and v<as ealled to crdcr l.y Cb
Alleti. Cbainuan of the JVtnocratlc Btate OWtnl Oo?
Tti< t.niUlittc. Trhlrh ls flnely detorated, eeata
I.0U0 ]>eri>on?, and waa full to overflowiug.
l> ( M ilcutlno of Clarke Connty, at oneemoved that
Ool. A*ro J. Dodds of Clnclnnati t>. IM>rary
Prealdcnt. Taig vu agreed to amid great enthuBlaani.
1>>1. I)od(U, on takinif thc chair, made a long, well tum <1
?peoch, thuuktiiK thf OoavattM tvr fr !.?.i,< r jt < <u
ujx>n hiin, and warmly Hkftntof Oueley and
Brown. H?> vusflatlHMtMUmril] Hpi'l.nul.il.
Tfie followlng uauinl tMBpwM] tttR UN ?
appolnbd:
rinne'l. J. C. Keweomrr, R. Ci Wood-. C. H.
Malbeu ? Wm. C. t.oiild, 1>. (.'. Jiallt-nune,
i. A. Beebe, R. Bt?nberry, J. 11. BnM U.
TIh fol.i.wii k; iint of ( oiuiuitt?e? wa> ilit?!. ?
;t rcriiKiniin (irKHiniJtuin, Rulee and
I iDovtM ?? U>e SUU; Ciutral Conamittee, as
I Wtr J 01f< II
ii i. i Bi adiord,
ln . v..( '
\i ...Ja*. B. Pt?tin.
XII... J. <?? Thonii?>on.
XIU....J. < KlrlM I
XIV. CralL
\ .! l M XV...O. M. MrMilien.
VI T B. Bat?a. I ..." N. ABm
VII J^uu A.Nii.^<r. , XVII.I
V] || I i!I I 1
ix p. , > \!\ t n Hatfleld,
I v,,,, Ma;n-,u. XX....J II K. llcv.
The Owltillm tlieu twk a recess nntil 2 o'clotk y. m.
AVnUKK>>
The ('.?iiventii.n was talled to order at 2 t^doek >>y tbe
i,t. jc. Keuner, froin the ( oiumlttee
?? !?? rmanentOfganlBuilon. &x., reportcd for i>ermanent
Prealdcnt of tb? Coim i?iwu the Ifou. Ilu<h J. Jewett.
ttie folloitiug Vico-PrcpidenU were also report?d:
^1 Oforge V. Atkinmi.. XI. Beruord Ka?m.
II Cha?e? 8. MeOolr*. XIl..Jonn rhaue>.
IH (j XIII J. W. N.-wbuigh.
IV l' I XIV. .(i.W.
V.TJ.OM I XV.. W. II. Oldbai...
VI M Uardv. ' XVI..Jobti W. kwM^ui.
VII W. il. H.* imnn. , XVII..K. MK.M.IV.
VIII J*a-wTa?u.i. XVlll.OeorKe \S. Crane.
IX .1 A B ' XIX..C.YounK.
XX. I>. PrentiM. i XX..OeorKeMukerUnp.
Tt.. liflfl was airrtfl to, aud the gentlvmt-u nanjed
for permanent oflleers veie pn^oiiuoiyily tlu^O- OoL
U'ki ?-u, Jiutge Mcjlcnrj-, itnd wm. Parr wtre appoiiited
i.'lttfeto" waltTlrTIl'J???e ttlS^ ^^ ^ #
lugelectiOB, and ptcMM hlm to the Conventlon. The
..ft*r a brlef aba*!ic<s returned vith the
Ji r . who wa* lutrodneed by the tctnporary Presldrnt,
and made a brief adijre*8. The C?mmltt?e on Credtn
UaU rej>orte<l that all tlie eountiea of the Btate exeept
Ur.nu < < :uty wtre fullv reprewnted, and that theie
MRMtMlMM. The followiug diapateh wns received
>!- MbM 0?TfttBM itnd reart by tlie PieB
tdeiit, lai.iua foitu tuuiuituounapplaiwe:
OOHORATflATIONS rROM ll.I.I>OIP.
Innurau>, lu.., June ?7.
Tv thr Pr<M<i<?f of tht OhU/ stuit DemgeraHc Vonvention:
'i in l't luoarataoi Jilinoie irreet the Denooraoy of Ohlo,
and iu*ii'a< t htr delrgatea to \ote for Ore< ?> aud
Bionmj, Miol utrlk* han<l? wlth all I-iberal Rej.uiibcana.
JAMH ' . iUB, rtWldlll of the t'onvi ution.
Ttif f> liowiim reply *aa iubaeciuently rtturued :
The DemoOTMcy ef Ohmaend gTeeUnjc m> thetr brethren
.... v have iu*t adopt4 d, lu on? oi tue tor?at
Donventtont ever held lu Ohio, rcaolution* afllriinmc thf
Cturlui ? , ainl re<|ueetinpourdeleKatei t<i the
BaJtiuji r? < ouvtutiou to vote loi Qtmmg and Brown.
THE PLATTOKM.
O. M. D. Llo?c, froiu tiie Commlttee on Reaolutlone.
rejM.rted the tol!owiu?f platform :
k?ol,?l by th* Vrm'X-ruU of Ohio in CanttnUon
m**,nbUd.Tl'*t tbe Plltfurm of princ iple? adopt*-d bv
tb7ctnetm...ti?.c?. ,.5.thfT w.th the eiear ln
.f tb< arniie enuntiated 4u the leitet of
H..'i.<. (ireelev, aeceptlna: the. uomluailon of that Con
foi the offlre of freiident ..f thc- Unlted Btau -.
affordf a eomnoa jrround ui>on which llberal njeu of ali
BOUtli . ? 'O cout-lnteLtly UUlte, lli OI.JK.Ki[)oii to
Aduduutration aud lts atteudant offlclul
^'iu'^lrr'i' That our delegate* tMs day cbosen to repre
aent u)> ii. 'I.i 1" mocratic Xailonal (onvi-oilou to a#
aeiiibU- at BalMuior* are i. qu.Mcd to %ote for the tioini
ni?iiou of Ureeley and Biown ati our cundidate* lor i'n ??
dei-'t and Vkf* l'r< *)dent.
The rei^rt wa? reeeived with wlld cheer*, and when
Uie appi?u?e ceaaed, Qm. Durbln Ward moTed the ador>
tiou of the reiK.rt. A dcle?rate froui the XVIIth MtttM
n.ov.d to ,?y the renolutiouc upon the table. [<*rle* of
: 'J The motlon to laj M the tat'le WM flTBt
I.utuud lortbyan oTerwhelniinir >ole, the aonoiu.c
meutt. " .:?> ieafcataj ciif. The iuotiou
to^-i ? <l b> au e?ia-lly tlttieive %oU-, amld
f reat entho
Tin f- .< ?iui? gentlenien were then narotd a? candl
4u'.f foi the liom.natiou of He< retary of Htate : J. M.
M.i*r W 1 Naeharn, Jeremiah WUliatng, J. ti. Van
aiKb. Oen Aqullla Wlley, and Wm. A. W11m?ii.
It ?oon i^eame apparent ae tbe balloUn* progrc*>?<d
y,,, (,. H.ldler who loit a leg in the late \vnr,
wouid 1^ i.ooiiiialed. Befoie the reauit wa# announwd
?ji the other tandidatee wlthdrew, and Oen. Wiie.v'?M
deelared the Lomli.e* by acelainat.on. Johr. L. (in M
waa nouiit.ated on the aecond ballot for Jadge of the
ttopretu) < ourt. I?aae B. Riley \aa nomiuated a? mem
ber of tht Board of Pnblie Work?.
MIM.iTi.8 TO bAn.Monx.
Tbe followlnjf gentleliieii ?i le iih.nI) delecaUft at
lai?re 10 Bdliiiu??re : John A. MiMahou. llei.ry B. I'?y>'?.
A. w uite. and Michati A. Ixmgueity. They are
?U fM iiiu ey und Brown.
The ft liowinfc- dintrlct delegatei ?nd aiternatea for
Bait.u-.ci> were then announ. ?
1. Alfred Ganhfr,
Tbotnaa J. Quiun.
II A. B < Laliil'lKii,
Ttiok. 8?.ell iL.kcr.
III Job K Owena,
II. iii> lJaiiua.
TV. Kuvid A. Haok,
Wm. J- A>xauuer.
V. A V Kler.
(,.. W. Audrewi.
VI. E. 8. I>odd.
Jaiue* 0. Haley.
VII. J M. Trimble,
J W.Bhinn.
VIM J F- KeXlnney,
JoIjL H- Bi<*ae.
IX. A 8 Pjuum;*.
Jom | I. WatrUD
X. ? Wlllutt i
Wllliaii. M
A reaoluti..t.. f .l:aok?to the people of fieveiand, n.r
tbelr courteay and atu:utiou?, wan adopted. The HUte
CentraJ On.u.ni.e waa UiatrueU-d to e?H? n.aen BUte
l^ayenlkiB, aiv? the JBaJUJugM Ui?YW?tK>?, Biv?tlu?( all
XI (>a<ai F. Moore.
Jol.n L Vai.. <.
XII. John O liiou.paon,
Newtou Hehleteh.
XIII. Wiii H ?
(,, o B h/.jthe.
XIV. V. B. L'hl.
Tljoli.a* < a i?.h..U.
XV. W. H. Oldhaio,
H. H. W.-'
XVI. John Ii. Heaton,
(leo. W. Mc< ook
XVII. J. J. W?rwltlr,
Johu ClarlC
XVIII. H.T. Hahii,
Jolu. Ziniijjirrt.au
XIX. W. A.Baker,
J. II. Ati/ .
XX. J M roffluberry,
> \a Oitieti
10 partlclpate who aro oppoeed to Orant, when eloetora
ut large will be nomlnatod. The CodycuUod Uwu a*l
joanoA
? ? ?
VIliOINIA.
THE OONSEBVATIVK RTATK CONVEXTIOV?"tTTWVO
KKK1.IN0 IN FATOR OKfiHKFI.KY ANHIIROWN
?TIIR SPKEOH-MAKINQ ? OMUD AND
HKOWN LflMMUlh
Richmond, June 27.?The Vir^inift Consor
vative Btatn Oonrention met ln thta city to-day. No dif
fen noc of opinlou waa manlfoated upon the Prealden
tial questlon. Tho Convention tu heartJIy and poal
tlvely ln favor ot the Clnclnnatl tlcket from tbe atart
with almoat entlre;nnanlraity. It recjulrod 110 canvaaalng
or argument to brlng the delegatea "P to ,hl8 poaltlon.
Tho.-e who eamc froin the remotc mountaln connttoa of
tho Bouth Weat, where a nowspaper la not aeen oftcner
than onoc a wcek, were not a atep beblnd tho delogatea
from the centere of newa and i?oliUcal lntellUenco. The
compariaon of vlewa ln the evenlng and morning before
tho ineetingof the Convention ahowcd that all were
Mibatantlnlly of onc mlnd?all the .W'legatea were ajrreed
that the delegatton to Baltltnore ebould be unqucatlona
bly ln favor of Oreeley and Brown, and at leaat
tour-flftha of tbo Convention favored a apeclflo
mdoracmcnt Of the Cinelnnati tlo.kct A amall fao
tious minorlty of obvlona Bourbonlah proclivltlea ob
lected to the paasaire of auoh reaolutlona, proteating all
the whlle. however, that they fNM ae earucatly lu favor
of Grcoley M anybody. Tbla proved ln the end
a dlaturbing elemont, of which there waa no
Infllcatlon ln tho early part ot tho day. The
i .Miviiitlcn contalned a nmnher of the ableat mon
ln the Btate, niany of whom were well knownin Natlonal
poiltlca before the war, There were alao among the dol
egatee a large elcment of youugcr men who aro UkluK
a very actlve intcrcatln the canvuaa, and arce very where
the mo?t cuergetir and detennined workera for Oreeley.
They aro unembarraawd by old polltlcal prejudicea and
aaaoelatlona, and they go iuto the campalgn wlth a daah
iug eiithueiaem that well nlgh carrie* tho aN a<ty ol<l
politlciana (ff thelr feet. Qreat coufldeuce ln the trl
umph of tbe I.lberal cau?e was OBfNMOd on all hand?,
und Jolned with thlsrontldeuoe were nright antlciputlonH
of tbe fnt\irc of Vlrglnla and the Bouth when the rulo of
the sword abai! bt reu.ovc <!, uml the relgn of peace and
good feeltng Kball bexlu wltu the adiuiuiatraUon of Prea
ldent Oreeley.
The CoLVentlon waa held ln the Rhhinond Theater,
?wbere the iMfC wmh haudtouifly deeoraied wllh Anicrl
ean flag*. Th-.> teinpouiry Chalrman wa* ex-Oov. Wll
llani Bmtth, who. waH fauiou? ln Natlonal politlrs beforo
tho war under the soubrlquet of Extra Ullly Btnlth. Hn
uiade a ni>oeoh full of jrood polnta lu faror of the Cincin
natl nominees. He jm rtlcUd that there would be no dl
vihum ln the Conaervatlvc party ln VlrKluia, Baylng that
no ??ood man could refuao to Joln ln ?uch a cauee, and
that all BtrapRlera would fall lnto tho ranK8 before
Novembet. Col. Flournoy, who waa called upon for
a Bpeech, whllo tho Convention waa waitlnj;
for the report of the Coiumlttee ou l'cnnanent Orgauiza
tlon, argned very forcibly that the mpport of On-cley
,t a choice of tVO evli?, but waa to aecompli?h a
gr?atpositlvegood. He knew Oreeley personall.v, and
d that lu? old whlto bat eovered tnc broadest
hc:id and kludeat heart ln Amerira. He l.itd \vi iit<n the
l.(. t LUtT of ftr"ci)tiiiii't" ever put forth byanydindi
date ln the United tmtm, and now he h<>i>ed he would
thuns uwny hl? jk'h and l.renk IiIh ink-talid, and ^|?n<!
asnauch tmie tilmnilnc hlK trees aahe wi^hed. (imlty
had HNNM in settiugthe WgN lrec, and that ca\e
ttin. i ontidfin <? tli.it he would aueeced lu Mi pNMBl nn
dertaking of aettlng tho whltemeu of the Bouth frr-'.
11. spokeof the effeit of the eleeti'm of (Jn-cley uron
tho ^natei'ial iuterest* of tho Bouth, and aaid lt
would jrlve the llo to the eharge of nnaafety
of resldence ln the Bouth and the lil
t.nper nf htr fMP**< TlK' Wl'rl(l W01ll<1 nml'? ','"'1
that it ?Mf?)M, aml ? -lnigratlon and i tfttai ?o.,!d pour
in. Ile coheluded hy urgin*: the Conventiou to mnd M
doubtfol voiee to BaliiiJK.n, i>ot M m Wf*** <;r>ni.
cartHt-baggorf, and thlcvee, und make the Wttttt niiK
for Cireelcy and Brown.
The Hon. .Icdiu Oo.?de. )r., of Xorfolk. wai choaen iK-rma
nent l'renldent On taking the <?hmr he turtde a ?pe<'( h
which waa a powerful urraignuieut of Orant and bli Ad
iniiil?tr*tkd?, d^nounelup wlth eapetlal aoveilty the freat
iuaut Uie Bouth had roc? ived. n.' took deelded ground for
the Clnclnnati tletet. Ut aaid that old party prejudlces
muat be thrown aeide and old Imhuoi! burkd ln
the Btrugglo for emanelimtlon from the rule of
the would-be dletatora. Tho question wjth all waa "What
Bhall we do to tie aaved i ?' The auswer wae i " Baerlflee
pre)udice on the altar of the touutry ; ooniolldate all
elementa of oppoMtlou to Orant andeomhlne the tMi
Ktrength uj?)n the platforui and Ueket preeentM at Cln
rliiunti.'' It wiw* too|late to dlsruse that Mokct Ov
fortunes were coiuuiitted to U. We could n6t
go bock if m .'would; ^,*e^ i*ad onlJr t0
say ln Hic lafiiniftfe 'bt wrlptufe', " tofjrt to
thf chlhlren of Irtrael that thr.v may p lorward.' The
grnnd Mteral movement led pjr Orerlcy kaA baCMM I
tidal wave of popular opmlon, so llnaf that it would
l^ vata lo try to stay Itp course. M'hy t.ilk of a Demo
pratlr tiekttl The gratid Old T>n)0< ratic party, with
allitF glorloui* blRtory, would not atand ln the way of
the MfraHoa of the coontry. He pn-dk-ted that Vir
glida would he fonnd ln the vun of the liew inoveincnt.
No luKimsa other than the appointment of roimolt
teee wa* done at the day seaeion. In tbe evenluj: t?u
aeU of rcfolullona wert' effered, t>oth indor^inp the (in
elnnatl tuket and platfonn ln urn quivoial teniiH. The
foi^entJon got lnto a parllamontarv anarl over
th<?' rSMtattOMj and much time waa oc
<upled in dUcunalng linniaterlal polnta and talaingnpon
the propnety of acting upon the reaolutions at once, or
aeuding theuj to acommlttee, all the spoakers dorl.ir
ing, however, theli hcaity upproval of the Cluiinnatl
tlcket. Itwaaa very loouacious aa?ernh)y, andalmont
every dilegate waa anxioua u> tell how etrongly lu? eou
atituenU favored tbe ludoraenient ef <ireeley and Bi owu.
One aet of recolutioua wan CDally witbUrawn. Botne op
poaltlou tbrn (tioiud to inatruitliig lk? delegntea, aamall
mlnorlty WMbOBg to Hand on the Vn>'lnia pneedenu,
and not fonually Inatruct, golng no further than to
stronglv deilaie the opinlou of the Convention ln favni
of the Cineiunatl tleket. In epite of hia apeech ln the
afternoon ln favor of Oieeley, ex-Oov. Bmith ruade a
loquaoloua IffOOeb of ohvious Bourhon tendencies agalnat
the paaaage of any reaolutiona, and against the Otaokv
natl platforiu, deelarlng be eonld not approve the con
(.tltutional ainendiuentH. BhlOfMOBWM reeelved with
no applauM:. The yonng we'i ln the Convention were
detennined to uave poaitlve liiatrucliouf, aud objet ted
to auy othet courae.
MORE PIRCrRCION.
Another que^tlon wae brought np at u late honr. One
of the editoif of Iht Uirhmond Enquirrr took the ground
that the Baltlmon Convention ought, aa itood policy, to
make no nominatloua aud no mdoraefiient of the Clncln?
nati Ucket, but Klmply deelare that lt la lneipedient to
take any aetlon. On tbla ground he oppoaed
iMtVMttM the Vlrginia delegation. Ah Alexan
dna Uelegate alao preaented a rewdntlon to that
efleet. Cha*. I. Bocotk, onre BjK-aker of the V. B. Houae
of l^prea?tative?, and aftiiward ^i^aker ot the BtWi
lu the ( onfederate Congreaa, to<rk the atHiid at thiajuue
ture and made a very earnest apeeth ln favor of roaolu
tionaattougly deilaring for (ineley and Urown. He
_u mifoiiMlj upplaudtd. He oppoaed the Oeorgia
llllIlT? WMOI Mr. Bmith wuufed adopted. He aald
Virginia *??' ??* like (ieorgia. BhehMnoToomUtoaUud
ravtng and rantlng * hen the rountry waa golng to ruln.
8he wa* not like Oeorgia ln the tcxture of her party or
the charaeter of her leadere. He wanted the VlrginU
delegau* U> atand flnu for Oreeley aud Brown, and
wanted everybody notltled that they ooukl not be tam
jxnd with. He warmly eulogiztd the herolam of
tl.e Uberal ItepubUcana lu breaking looae
from a powerful party, ~rlch and proap?r
l;U>, wlth thouaaiida of offleea and glfta to
diutrlbute. He aj.pealed to the Convention to proelalm,
wlth no uneertaln aouud, that the volce of Vir^mla waa
for Grceley aud Brown. He wade au admlrable apeeeh,
that Mrtet the thord of popular fe?lln<:. and m the wave
of enthuaiaeiD that followed. the OWTWUW re>t.,red to
tl.e p< liding reaolution atrong inatru. tloiin to the delega
ti. niii favor of the Ciurlniiatl tlcket, which the inovcr
Dad mwlltled to auit the few objeotora
A Mr I>aey of Bpottaylvanla detnurred to any lndnrae
tueutof Oreeley aa dlagraeeful, but at the aarue tiu.e
dedand that he meant U> take the aturu|> for hlra. Mr.
Boeoek Haked hlm why it wa* dtagTaeeful for the Ton
ventloii to ^ay they were In fav.i of OlMOW and Brown
wben they all meant to vote for tbei... Tbla brought out
a trreat ?heut, and au attempt waa made to ehoke
?ff LMf, I'Ut he ftmtmi "i ai.eakinK, and
tnded by offering r^.lutlona favorlng ln a
HlM wu.v ihe ( menaiati tl. ket, aaylng he waa wIIIIuk lo
M that fur. I ut Mi o?rt want (Ireoley A Brown luiioed
H Lwut. Oov. MouUgu* oppveeU iuatruet?ou* Ue
took thc Onclnnati tleket, htit ho took It M a do.o of
Qoluine. boldini, hia noso. John T). llaldwln related hla
expcrlenco at thc Flfth Avenne Ilotel Conferenee ln a
tcuipcratc and eenaiblo apeerh. Ho tald what the
Ulicral Rcpubllrana now wnntcd ?M a bold and ont
apoken deelaratlon ln the Democratir Hta'e ronventlona
for the < inelnnatl tleket. He rldiculed the talk abont
holdlng noftca when golng wlth thr Clmlnnatl move
nient. Gontlemcn on theother alde had noaee, too, ho
begged Mr. Montague to rememher. When he was told
that Oreeley had aald thts and a.ild that nu
pleaaant tblng, ho anawerod, "Yea, but we
have given hlm a general atnneaty." When
told that Oreeley eonld not do eertaln thlnga,
he replled, we havo removed hla dlaabilitiea, and when
donbta were eiproiwed of hla anece*a, he aald we have
gone upon hla bond. At the end of Mr. Baldwln's apecch,
the foilowlng reaolutlont were adopted at preaented at
flrnt by Oen. Kemper, all aubatltutei beingvoted down
overwhcliningly.
TBE REKOIXTtOXft.
Rttohtd, By thc Conmrvativen of Vlrglnla in f'onven
tiou aeaonihled, that we jrreet wlth livoly aatlafactiou
the roov<uicrit ?/ the Liberal Republicaiia at ( in< luuatl,
nnil denlre lo ezBflVM our Hlncro nclii.iration of the
moral hcrolxio dixplavcd by thrm in ??iit>or?litiatInp pnrty
to patrlotiam, hihI pled^e ourwlve to meet their eour
ageoua and patriotle prolbr of wSMnttoQ f<r the puhllo
deilvemnce in thc msm oatboih and uugnauiuioua
aplrit ln which It la tendned.
Ketottrtl, That the delegutea appolntod by this Con
venllon to the l>einoeratic ('onvctitioii al Baltlmoro
abould glve a vlgoroua, peralatcut, and tmlteC aupport to
thc(ireeie\ and Brown tteket nomlnated atCTnetnnatl,
ax huldlug'forth the fairest promiae for alla) ng the ftftft
(-lonHoftiio war. rcvlviiiK real pttet withlu our bordera,
renU>rlng lntegritv- to the public aorvlce. rel.tabliahliin
the HtaU'M in thelr legitlmate funeUona IntheFederal
Byatcin, prvaerviug intact thc gteat wiitnf jlerty. aud
reecninc tbe Il*inil>llr froin the deopotii.ni of the (WOM.
The Gonvcntion, at 12:10, nd.|Otiriiad uulil to-morrow.
KEFOBM IN ILUlfOB.
AFTF.R TIIK CONVENTION?UCBTMfl Of THE
?jl, KKT? RKfORI) OV TIIK r,rTiK?N'AToRIAI.
WOMIHKMC QEM. S. A. IiniLfiTRT N<>MI
MATKD KOR CONGRK8S IN FARNMN oRIIl'd
DltTHHT.
IBT nUMtfl TO THE TRlDfXI ]
ClllCAUO, Jtmo 27.? So far as ranbe lefinird,
public Ml>eral aentimeut lndora-a the artian of the com
binedeonveiitiona, yeaterday. Thc AdmialHtratlnn peo
ple declaro that they feel no ftfBNfc |alM as to the f.nal
resuit. The moat moderate of thein admit the
alngularly happy aitnntlon of nian. They feel confldcut,
bowcver, that nothlng ean wholly nvercouioiho inajoilty
of 61,000 rcglatcred at the laat elettton. The
vaat Btrength aud growing forro of the Ltbe*
ral moveruent 1s, howc\cr, ftoiral wlth Inoreaelng
alarm, bo strong an advoonte a? (ien I?*flM adtmttlnif
that IMBU are beglnnJiiaT to look rongh. Tlie nomin.??
for Covcrnor on the UNnd tichet !i? very rcmarkal.le
man, and greatl.v belovcd by the <i< rmano. If aucceMful
in the pre?cnt conteet, Gustavus Ko?-rner will be the
flrot Oerinan cver ehcted to IfetSxeWrttTI chalr of an
American KUite. Gov. iMTMrt earier in full of Btirrlng
romanoe. He wae born at Fraukfort-on-the Maln, ond
Identifled hlmself In youth w ith tbi ajdMl r<?volutionary
efforta ot the Oertnan MbcraJs. Id |M hc graduated as
PUUluf ?f %.tn ?! H.id.'ll.eig. laHaMtl vear he par
tlcipated in the Bhort Liberal ??!*?* "t Prunkfort, h!B
nntivo rlty, nml ln MMtMM I'?<1 to fly the
country. He eaeaped t<- France. M Inm.edi.itely etn
barkedforthi I'nited !-taU*. wht n|bt amved in May,
ii, Hcitiin^iii iicii'vi'.ic, nuiioiH. He iftad Urw tmtm
A.l.ini W. Mi.yder, itttlWaH atteulel the law mbool iu
lOTlMt?. Ify i wT* w:i- i"'1"11'"1 ,0 l"?ctieo in 1S3C.
H? waa t lcctcd to the Iz-gMntiirc U1H42. ?nd was . .
Jlldge of the f-upieliic ( ourt i? 1?4?, a posltlOU
ho held 1111 Mfc He *?* e!"rted by tlie
i>. moi ratic party t>? be UeBte?tnW<>T?nct ia IWfl, for
h tenu of four ymn, n the early part of the war
he wa? anpomted cnfcTtl Of vo'unfccrs and MrigMi
to the ftiff of ?;>ti. Pienieiit, al:d afterward
of i.cii. H.dlck. Hr ii 'itlgncd, or. acnunt of i!l h.alth,
in 1W52. in June of that year l';- -ident Llncoln ap
|,olote<l liiiii Mini-t.r to.-|.aiii,whi(linij*lonh<- |M||.1
early ln 18G6. Hc wae K'.ector at Urge for (ien. ?Ji,mt
lu 1?Cm, an.! ]>rc-|.l. 1 o\ i r thf E'.cct.Tal College. B* liaw
been a rcbideiit of IllinoiJ for BOMtfcMM vears and l?
oue of the best knowii aud MMt rfi-pctt.ibl.' cltizena of
thc SUte.
I H<une interent ha? been eirited here to night by the
recepti?4??# ??>? uiXulilgencc of Gva. farudworth'* de
feat in tbe IVth Cougtene DUrict The oouteat
waa oue of liitenue bltternci, and the General
fally expeeted to renew hu term lu CongrenA.
On the 60th ballot Oen. P. A. Hmlbnt reccived 25 votesto
FarnBwortb's 13, and waa doelared no?lnated. The suc
coanful candidute was called on bj hUfriendo, and ln thc
MWM of a Bhort addreia took oc.a?ion to warn tho
party that Horaeo Greeb y wax a rcni'?ade nnd traltor,
aud uuworthy tho regard of honeat raen. It Ia aaid Gea.
Farnaworth will announee hlmself aa an lndepf-ndent
candldate. Hiillothera rei>ort that Gen. VMMVOBttra
?tonchtcfjgjt Ut? jfiv'-i'-lV". vX th^JfShjBgtoj &i*|
to i.Vopltiate Gen. Butler, and that the matfer
was the in. ire readlly brou?lit iile.ut, v it w.n ati?i?eted
that Farr.f?ort'i wi< not MMba M the QHMl f?WttOB.
Wh.therthe Gcn.-ral'e UntefMiVtal caiidnla. y will 1k)
acrepted hl not tiiiown.
tht chica{t? JimcB will aii].pii t bbl Ifltfl ?IWllfil at
Bpiiuilchl vcMi iil.iv.
IX1TATOS TRfMBir.I.'s BglCH.
Iin nutokura M the naBtm.]
8pRix<;nm>, June 27, 1?T5.
Beiiator Trtimbull, ln the op< u ni* ?i>eeeh which he
niadc \$0 ickI'I, dcfine.l kj| (oi.r-.-f" I - ' ' -ntueuta
he t-aid, iu tbe MMM iniiMlliiig hiuj to revolt fiom the
Kepublloun party. He Baid:
I have acted aa your renreueutatke in eouncils of the
nation for mort. tban 17 fmu. iminK that long l?Wl
evetil? Of the ino:.t momentoua eliarv ter have oba.ured
the moat reinnrkahle tlat ha\e iver happened in
our hiatory, and nneatlon.. upon wheh the K.'pul'lic.in
party was formed have been aettledand Mtttad I tniet
forever. Nothing ia now leit but th- organiiatlon, and
that organliation haa falleu lnto thehanda of meu who
scok to pioBtituU- the n.iiiie of party <> tln ir own ?eln*h
purposea, and to niake it a mere wrty of parti-nii"
Durlng thia long publie aervie it waB not to
l.c expe.ied that ln my pubU actlou I abould
aiw.iys have arted iu axodance with tbe
viewa of all my eon.-?titiieiite, and I ean oniv
elaiiu that I have brougbt to tht dli> hargu of publio
dutiea tho bext abilltbM I have. amihave eudeuvorcd to
diacharge my diitbrt h..ne-t!y ,.nl fJthfully to the i>co
ple who have ao lrefinently honorc'tno by r.t le.tiona to
the poaltioDB I have held. [Tlir?<- Aeera for Mr. Trnm
bull were here ealled for and henrtiy triveu.] Within the
l.iatifew yeara niany abiioci h;. ' .not lnto the ad
ininii-tratiou of the <;overniuil>t. Nuuieroua de.
faleatlona have oc( urred, among the moa't
nottnl of wblch la perhapa thtt of Mr. Hodge, a
paymaatcr In tbe offlce of th? PajBMVM Oeuerul, in the
( lty of Wi(xhiugtoii, VfeMt <bf;i!i*i !<in?. occurring there
right undcr the eve of the Oowmment, MMM to
more than $4.uoo.uio. Othei defaUatlona have oeourred
in other fUU of the country. A lommittee of iuveatn:.j
tlon of a i>reviouaCongre!<a rcpo<ed that great tbM*|
rii-tcd ln the Cuatomhotue IttteCityol New-York.
They reported that ottlclali ln iat QMtOal bOTM were
iu the hablt <>f re(?ivlug bribe*. aud that th?: public scr
>ii<- wao greatly demoralired.
Tlll "-PIRII OV IITV?STI(iATIO? AJT0H?MCWH0W
At the (ommenecmeni of tbetecent aeMon of Cin
greaa, wlth a dealre to Inrjulre Btu theae , defulcatloua,
aud the eauoea of tboee defalcattona, aud the ahuaea that
exlated in the Cuatom hoane ln New-York and in other
citlex and all departmenta of Oivemroent; to aaeertaln
whcthoraupernutni'rBry offleeraaere etnployed; whethcr
mouey had lu auy iu?tanr# ba<l becn put out
of the Treaaury wlthout aulhoiity of law, I
ttitrodiiced luto thc fteuaa? a reaolutlou for
the pnrpoaeel aecurlug tbe appalntment of a oonimltlee
of i:i\chtlgatlon and rrtreuchfieut, to t>e eompoM-d of
mcmtMiaof Gie two hom-ea ot t'otigreaa, wltb power to
aend for peraoua and papera. Vhen I oBered tbat r?ae
lutb.n I did it ln good falth. for the porpoae of diacover
ing aud eipoelug frauda, ?d, If they exlated, of
appltiug tbe proper corre<tlve, and wlihout any
dl-Mgn Qf Jujurfna the Reputdican party. I
w..H almple - minded enoefb t" belleTe that
the Kepubliean party to which" had been attacbed. and
with which I had been Identifled ao many yeara, would
Ih- l.fte.l in pnhlic nctliiiHliiin, would be alrengtheued t>?
fore tbe i>eople. II it had tlie nrtue aud boneaty to ex
ih>iw, evtu among lta own menioera, wrong. corruptiou,
kud fraud, if it exMed, and to applylproper eom-ctlvea;
and I a.tinlt that I waa v( n mich aatouiabed wheu that
oroiKHUUoii waa met by g..utlemeu in the Benate,
who conaUtiiie what, for breviti'e aakc, I may denonii
nate as a Benatotial ring, deuouucuig me aa unfaithful
t.. the Republleaii p^rty, aud aa throwlng dlrt upon It by
ofleiiug a reaolutlou to Inquire Intothe eouduet of puoiic
offlcera. [( heeri. I I w?- denouneed aa uufalthful be
( uuae I had ofh led a reaolutlon ot tbla . lura. !er rclhiw
eitifeua of Illlnoie, I a?k \ ou If tha! wai ? bn aeh of im?t
toyoul iCrteaof-No," "Kor] A public aenUrnent
waa an.uee.l throughoiit the coiiniry bv the oppoaltlOB
to InvcaUgatioo, un iineatlgatlou not of a novei chaiac
Ui foi aimllar onea ha.l Imcii hol ln pn-yloiia ( on
rn^UMva The peeplo throughout the laiid, thioiigb the
pul l?c |HM and olherwim-, expreaaed their oondotima
B?e Vwarth Pa?e.
THE WASHINGTON TREATY.
THE MEETTNG OF THE ARDITBATOKH.
THE UN1TED 8TATE8 TO BE NON-SLTTED ON THE
INDIUKIT CI.AIM9.
(BT TBLJWBAPH TO TIIK THinmi.|
Ge*eva, Thuraday, June 71,1870.
Tbe Conrt of Arhitration aat two houre to-day, aud
then adjotirocd to Friday. M. Fuvrot, Herrctary to
tho Conrt, promiaea to announce the reault to-raor
row. But an important pomt ia atill unscttled. It
ie believed on bigh anthority that America will bo
non-anited on Sir Ronndell Falmcr'a motion in n
gard to the indiru 1clainiB, and not by the indcpen
dcnt nrtion of the Aibitratore. Gen. Shennan wcnt
to Parifl to-day ; Hir Koundcll Palnier will leave t?
nigbt, and Mr. Duvia will leave to-morrow,
lOENKRAb PRIWS MSPATt II. I
Grngva, Thuraday, June 27. 1875.
The Tribunal of Arhitratiart reasacmbled iu the
Hotel de Villo at 11 o'cloek thia morning, and re
mainod in aeeaion nntll 2 o'cloek thia afternoon. A
comuiuuication waa made in cloae aitting, and ae
rrccy waa agrced to he pretterved for nnother M
houra. The Tribunal adjoumed uutil to-morrow
morning at 11 o'cloek, when a decisive and favorable
commuuication iH expected. The Arbitrators, who
were atopping ut hotels, havo left them and gone to
private upartinenta. The Eugliah repr(scntativea
lenehcd tlie Mttingwith a voluminona colleetion of
papers, showing that a tiucation of fact would buc
eeed a queation of form.
The Arbifratora, upon quitting the eonncil room,
appenred in hmH bJ huinor, aud wero joking
among thema.lvea. During the Beaaion of the Tri
bunal tho talafBBBh WM iu rtquiaitiou almoat eou
tiuually.
I.o.M.oN, Thun?lay, June S7,1872.
A apocial tlifipntch from Lleneva containa the fol
lowiug: "Lord T< -nterden, the Iiiitiah Agent, yoa
terday lecened tho reply of hia Governnient to the
lait dispateh reeeived by Mr. J. C. Bancn.ft Duvia,
the Auieriean Agent, from Socrctnry Fiah. It is
poMible that tho tiiril adtting of tlie Tribunal of
Aibittatiou will be held on Friday morning."
PEIUTE IN PlBLUMEfT.
?TATFMKVT BV LOUI) OftAJVII.I.K AND MR. OxVAP*
BTOBTC Of TtIK pajOOUMMi BEFOKE THE
UKN'EVA TU1BLNAL.
LOODOST) Thuraday, June 71,1873.
Wken tbe Honseof Lords aiwemhled thisaftenKKtn
there VfM alullattcndanceof Peerfl,audthevi>i">M'
gallrry was crowded, tho annnuncemont having
l,e. n made that Kail Cranvillo would make a :.i *
inent relative fa tho Alahama Claima Arhitration.
Bhoftlf nfter the uieeting of the Baoaa, Bari Qrao
ville aroso and returned hia thauka to their I.ord
ehipa for their imiform dlopoatttOB to leave the QOY
ernment unenibarrasaed dnring tho nogotiation|
rclntive to tho indiivot riaims MWM tho Engli-di
aud Aineiira.i Oovernruenta. He tlu-u ^tatedthat he
hudju.'t reeriv.d a telegr.un from Gone-va. whereiu
lie waaitiformed that the Tribunal of Atbttratfcai BO
louger deairod MafBO* during it* daUtOf ithuis. Kail
tiranvilh- thcu jBBCMfcVidit* make the folh.w ,i;:!
Btatenieut:
The Boavd of Arhitration under the Tnatr of
WajMagtan bmIoJ Oaaara on the IMBsaai Ifct
airetit of the I uited Statespteaeiitt.la piinti d argu?
ment iet.rnug to the pointa whercon hia (ioveni
ment rebed. The Eugliah Baaal I'lewtited no art'ii
meiit, liut iKBda I .it.iteinetit that, w heiea* diih-n-n<U?
htiii tsMad battraan the hraCkrranBMsia, Baejbaad
a>kcd for an adjournment of the lloanl. 1 lie l mteil
Btaaai afaM wai taaala lo answer, and the kftaaal
adjoumed uutil the 17th, and agaiu uutil tbo l?th,
the second ti'me boenme tbe Ameriean repre/enta
tives were still witlmut iuatruttions. At tbe
meetiug ou tho Wth intt.. tho arbitrators
made a utatomrtit on the .nieationa at
iaaue m-tween tbo two Oorerinuouta, oarefully
guardingthemaelves. Tho putport of tloir akata
ment is, that, after a careful jieruaal of everythiug
aaid by tbo IppicaontoHTfa ol' tlie I'nited Statis
touchiog the indireet (laiina, the Arhitratora liave
indivnlually and collettively concluded that the
Baidiudireet ilaima douot coiiBtitute, upon piinci
plea of latenattOfiil law, ? good foundation for
Kwarda oi daaaapabatwaaa n -, ioim ujidahouid h?
wholly exeladed l: ;a conaia r:.tion, and would
luvqbjeeQeveuil 1 ariaeiiaato
tfi.', ,;, . t.-ncyof tho tiiiumal i. u ddo thcrcou
The Arbitntoi* InfofBwd the afiit* ofbatkOof
.niinentpot their deciaiou. They aoked Eord Teu
t<-n.it u whu; ohaenratioaa ba badaoaaaka, and ao
repUed aona< A simiiar faaattoa having bampal
1,, M,. liuv,-, tht Aniein an OffaDt, at M.mi he BM 110
raplj |o aiaaa 11 praaaaii a?d adiad f"r aa adjourn
in.iit. Au adj-iiiiiiiieut uutil tho mh waa il.eiv
upon agTeed to by the Arhitratora; but the Aineii
cans received insti m.tioi..->earlier than they expeet. <!_
aud the Hoard wa^ iuforuied ou Tuceday last that
the luited Maieswonld not further itiBist on the
indired elaiint h.foie theTiibiiual. and that t!ny
inight 1>C exeluded froin all eonaideratioii.
At this poiut Bad (H'aiaille waa int-itujit. <1 witli
loud dktan from all partB of the llouse. He i oii
tmued:
Lari Tentorden then aaked for an adjouniment ..t
one day. to allovv him to obtain liuai inatnu ti. ns
from London. At the meeting of the Uoard to-day.
England, on the latituation of the withdrawal of
the ituiiiert claiui-. wnhdrew her raqaaal Eora laaf
ivljonriituent. and the argument by aaBBOal on the
detaila oi the buainoae before the tribunal ia now
Jjroi -eedillg.
Lari Oranvill.\ amid .-oiitiiiued und heaity I heer
iug, concluded with aa expreaaion of hofi that tho
relationa of the two gieat kindred natioiin would bt
liannonized and atiengthened by the Tieaty of
\V;wliington.
After the excitement oeraaioned by the statement
of Karl Granville hatl atibaided. hoid Cairns ar<?e
and congtatulatwl the Hotise upon the favorable
deciaiou of the Tribunal of Arl.itiatu.u. Had it,
aaid he, boen otherwise, the poatttM of tho tugliah
(i,,\erumetit would have aaaa awkward.
Eail (iiaiiMlle laaJoi that there wad any giotmd
for the iiiainiiatioii indulged in Bf Lord Cairna.
Lord Baekhaiat announted that, in view of the
?aaaaaaaal ?raJekbadJaal baaa aiodeayEanOtaa?
ville, ho would withdraw the notiee he had bereto
fore given of hia intentionto qtieation the Govern
ment relativc to the adjourumtut of the Triluuial of
Arhitration.
ln the Uouae of Comroona, Mr. Gladatone made |
atatement ainiilai to that of Farl Giaiivjlh. in the
Houae of L?Jt?hi. and m concluaion aaid : " I am at
laat pemiitted to aay that the eontroversy between
England an<l America, relative to the indire< t
rlaima, ia emled." The Premier waa rerwat^lly in
terrupted by rhcers during hi? remarka. and, when
be had tiniahed. the applauae was lotig-eontintu<d.
Mi. Oladatone aloo f-tated that he thought a sbort
adjouinment of the Tribunal of Arhitration waa
prohable. in order to give tbe mornbors au opportu
nity to ronaider tbe argument* ?f tbe Untiah and
American Governmenta.
Mr. Wyndham complained that. for theaake of the
preaeut temporarj' eonvenience, the Goverument had
sarritbed the future righta of the couutry touehiug
any kindof indireet claima. Mr. Diaraeli put the
f<dlowing queation to Mr. Gladatone : M Ia tbe witb
drawal of the mdiri-ct oWoai ??> the Aineiiean Oov
eruine.it liinsted to their oouaideratiou bf tho
Geneva Tribunal only f
Mr. Gladatone, in reply, aaid the eontroveray be?
tween the two nationabaa baaB liimted t<> the acope
of arhitiationon the haaia of the (ju. eu'a aiaeeh at
the o(h ning ot the preaeut aeaaion of Pailia
ment. The srgumenta of Great Britain, from
the lieginuing of the diapute, waa tuvariahly
that ahe could not cunaent to any awaid
or procewlinga hy the Tnhuiia! of Ar?
hitration on tbe indireet elaima. Wbetber tho
Anurioan Government coiild revive thoee eJaims
which were now relinf|ui?hi-d waa a point outairle of
the immediato inMift in diapnto for the la*t IvJ
months. If Mr. Diaraoli meant whcther Amori.?
oonld raiae them again nnder tlio Treaty of Waeh
ington. ho (Mr. Gladatone) answorod uneqtiivnealh,
?* No." Amcri.a had not aignified nor biltaalwil IftaJ
aucb idea. Ho believr d there waa no differenre of
opinion among tlie Aibitratora and tho agtute of the
two Governrnontu that the Treaty of Wavh
higton waaaneirectual har againat thc rcvivul of
tho iudirect clairoe. lliis annotinrement wae rc
ceived with great cheering by the membora.
In reply to an interrogatory of Mr. Muntr, Mr.
CJludHtonc miid tlio procecdings of the 'liitmnal of
Arbitration on all other niatters connocted with the
Treaty of Waahington wonld probahly be contlueted
exaetly aa thongh no controverey touching the iudi
rect clainiB liad ever an>n.
BPBCUL4THWI WUOU WAKHlNGTo.v.
A DECJSION FAVOEABI.K TO TIIE r.MI'i I> - I A I ! -
KXI'E(TKI).
Wa*iii!i<;ton, June ifl.-Tbo following ie from to
day's tfontiny (Kronirle, of which Sonator Harhiu, a
inetiibor of the Comniittoe on Foreign Kclationa, 13
part proprietor and an editorial eontribntor: " Dis
patchea frora England, expressing the fearen'.r
tained thr re that the Geneva Board will make an
aflirmativo deturion on the Ainerican elaima for
dirc-t rlriDinpes, are known ln tbifl city to be woll
founded. In fact, tbe Adtninistration ha.s for some
montha paat lteeu well aatiHtiod that Mr. St.t.tnplle,
tlie Swisa Arbitrator, as wcll as Baron d' Itajuba, tho
Brazilian menilier, uro etrong bolieveru iu tbe jui?. be
of the rhiirus. Theae gentlenien, with Mr. Adam*,
cciiatitute a majority of tbe Board. Aniotig the
elainiB which are to be regardod M of a direet ehur
acter, will probably bo that for tbe c<iuij.mciit aud
mainton.ince of cruiflereon our part."
Offlcial information has been nccived here from
Genova that the Itritinb Government, having ae
c pted tho deelaration of tho arbitratorH that the
rluinin for iniljiect rlamaces not involvinga money
connideration, are not a aubject for considt nition by
tbexn, Lord Tenterden to-day formallv withtlrew
hia motioii for an adjournment rif theTrihitnal, and
then filcd tho Britiah argmucnt uccordingly. Now
that tbe indirect clairofl havo been dixpoRed of totho
Hiitinfaction of botb GovoniiricntH, tho otlier busi
neefl before the Tribunal will 1?? conaidercd.
9MMMMAI FOKEWS MMWM.
FKANCE.
TI nr.fl.KNT pemonstrations at bordfafx"?
TIIE TREATY FOR THE I.VA< l/ATION OF
nUMCB 19 UE HflHD to-dav.
Parib. ThurMlay, June 27,1072.
"Kaj^ibas," tbe play of M. Victoricn Sar
dou, which, upon lta repreaeiitati.ni Ia tlu* city hist ?***).
ruarv. gave rl?e to eonaiderable exeitetnent, the Ba<llt -al?
nlleging that it waaa Jlbelous eorlcature of the ultia"
Rcpubllcan party in general, and M. QwrtMlti in par
thular, waa | NwM in Bordenux, laat nlght.and aeain
ttmmA ili.-oider. eo\ioleiitly dld tlie audiei.ee tnani
fe.-t thelr diajipproval of the pcrfornmnco Hul tbafMM
'I'ttrmes were compelled to int-rf. n- and arrest a uuiu
1. r of perfM.n*, when nrder waa reatored.
Thedardt Ib-publieaine Band, which m now partir inat
llig in the Iiitiinatioiiiil l'eace Ju'ilic. ,it r,? ou, bM
i,een autl.oilztd by the Piealdent of Frauee to \MI
Chleago.
It la (Tpectc.l tbat foimt VM Arnim and PiwMmI
Thiera will, M Fildav, aiK? tlu trenty |N?vldlaR for
antlcipntiiig the tlme for tlie llberatum of Froneh terrl
tory from oecuiiation i.y Ocrman trcM.jw. IH. NMM of
the m-gotiationa will be couiuiiiiiuatc.l to HM kMMMj,
on Moii.lay. by l're?i.icut Thiera, who will dcinand :m
tliorlty tO i'onclude ? loan to rai-r' |bt ne. ? --ny lunda
to mukc thc I'ay uieiif? ]>rovide<l for iu tke Treaty.
8PA1N.
CIRCri.AR nv SKNOR ZoRIUM.A.
Maiiriu. 'Ihurhday, Jiin. 27, 1-73
tt fior Ruiz Zorrilla, tbe Presldent r?f fhe
( , in... ii and M.ni.-ter of the Inltnor, hM addMHSi a
clrcular letter to tho Oovernora of the IpaaWl ttor
to uhieh he -:iya ln- reliea upon the unawerving
!oj aliy of the army and navy aud tltiaeu militia to
combat lnaurrection againat tho Bpanlsh Oo\
(rriniciit. He promlaea to go\ein the eouutiy
itrietlyln aerordanee witn the Oonatltutton; eatabllah
the syatcm of tilal byjury; abolish conscription, and n
orgutnie the aimy aud uavy, rendenug them realiy
natloual: ofPff* :l" iut?lri.iu'.c, and, leeura aaiyenal
lilierty Of cOiiaviencc ; re<lu.e eXliuditdles, in.r. |M tli ?
revciiue, aii 1 i. -,?e<'t the righta of the ereditorfl of
the State. He aava the Ooveriinient wi-h.-, aiK.ve
all, to crmh tbe fubau luanriecUou aud Uiitiiiiaiu tlu
n,t.(iiity of tnc mtlimal terntory at any Mawlla*, wuh
out maklng conoeaaiona repngnant to Spaniah paMoMMB
and houor. U> announeea that when the lnaurrection la
vanrpilehod, Bpail will glco the colonits tho piouiieed
Constitutlon and reforms._
(;];ni:i;ai.|Hkhi>ii NEW8.
LFFORTS TO HXTRK. AN ABJUSTMI.NT OF THE
ST1HKK-.
LoVDOaTi Ttmr-dar, June 27,1*72.
F.tYortfl to wean m npktbk i4iutmeat "t
thc diffcreiicea now exlstiug beiwien tbt uia.-ter and
journcynicti n:a.-onaof thia city,and tcruiiuatc the itlllu
of the Uttor, aM bclng madc.
CUBA.
CIBANS SAID TO HAVB HI'RKEM'EKED TO TIIE
tPANlAJUM AND HIMED fl' TI1E1K CUM
PAMBOm F<'K KXF.CT'TION? TIIK r'AlTAIN
.il.NEUAb^ KE.-K.NATION NOl AOCSPTIP.
ilwASA, June 2tf.?Popillo Gouzalos, who
lately Mirrendeied to tlu- (io\eniment, went with hia ofli.
. ci | ,m 1 a .Ictachiuent of Hpaniah troopa to the tnt<:rior,
and captured the Cuban MaJ'*s Frauciaco Hiagoand An
tonioEcheiuendia.Liciit. Joa<! Aguibira aud aix of Oar< la*l
liieii. E< lieuiendia aud Oiagn were exeeuted. Joae
Aguilera, the father of the Uiuteuaut, aurrendered the
following day with elght men, bringing 31 nflea. Both
the At-uibraa have joined the Bpuuiarda, aud will
probably lattatl the [other Cuban oflbera in buut
Ing up thtir late companlong for exeeution. The
lndlgnatiou of the BavaM C'ubana la very great,
o?ing to the delci tion of Oonxalea. Vin
cente Om la b. ing alnioat Inutlllied. Capt. Aguilera
mrt thal (iareJa and alxty-rtve uien hava ?o:w. to H;tiiti
jiuo de r uti;i, lia\ ing bt eOBM di>4;uplc<l wllh the ronduct
of aome of bla aubordinatee. KnuUau Aguero, a friend
and lately a coUi|>iinioti of Ignaeio Agranionte. haa ot
ganizeda eompany of firty aiurendeied Inatirgt-uta, and
t.iii. ii itai fleld aguinat Ignado Agranionte. Hiacoluum
Ii.ia attinked Aco?ta'a eoliiuin. The |MM of amall bank
iiot.-s fiiiled to nidUe the preiiilum on gold deelinc. The
Hpaniania x.utiniie to aend large auuia out of the coun
ti v, tliiirt keeidng up tlie gold piemluin. No UfwW h^<
!.??". ii leeened !r..ui M.iilnd relatiNe to Captain-General
ValmaaedtV rcaignatiou, but a telegram from the Mln
icter of War indieatea that lt la not aceepted.
TELKOKAI'HIC NOTI.
...InBalem, Mum.. yeeterday, Mr. H. A. Sher
wiMd. a wfllkaonii I tSm ^ul hi? throat
....Ihe Indiana threaten boatilitiea iu tbe Sevier
rffiun, lu*. tadtk? t-iaeri ire anmug th<-uj?-.i.i.
_The aaaeaament roll of the State of Culifomia
tffrrftto (.arai,0>w,iX)a, ?> iu?u< Iiuun. Tbe ralattivB uf fvrmar
)rtn rrnmuit.
....The firet ntimlwr of The Datly T'tah Minlnp
Jd'.r.ial, ?? ttru.Bt p?p", ?u iw??0 ia Mll L?k? QM TralenU;. fl
will b? Unr organ oftb* (irntilra
....The Hteaniship Culifomia, recently aahore in
ih? riulf i.f OeaaaU. auJ luiharto rrp?tt?J a total lota, lu fvl ot. Tke
?letwer tlaho fut aS auiae Jav? ago.
....During a reeeut aevere thnnderstorm the Hon.
b a. liM.ibiK?i ?f Hiuofn, IU.. loat Vi.'iOU rvaug liuat. rtlurd at
?3,i*u. Il it ixlirTrd tatt th?? ?iied fraaa u.e *B?cU uf tbe Ughlalag.
_The Anieriean achooner J. H. Nickersoti. oon
sVmiMd .;. thr trtca Aieattak; Oatol ?> fUhfu. N a f, r tioUtiog tht
l.lirtT l???. ??? ?<>kl at (luolx.ri) oa Vnitj bj tlie UltiiS, aiMl koutkrJ
JjWB te UM- Uuirruuiwt ?t ??' B '?
_The Miller Miue, in the Amerieau Park Mining
Diitrlet, l t?b, toail) of Kana Uill. kia ehaaged ktod*. Tke rceord uf
,1^1 .how. t eua-i'ltniioa ol ?? Omi.uan. II >u inurbueU Uet /e*f
bf Mr A?em?all for alcaly-vtid UtouMo>l dollare.
_The Ohio River Improvemetit Commuwionore,
at ? mf?tio? ia ('ineiaatrl. .eaterdtf avirilag, adopteO a raaolatuw arg
n.g atMi Ike orleeii ia rbat?e of tbat hcarf tb? laaavrtoaM of (aaaaall
the ap?i.i|iri?lU?n ut.le for ib<- lniprutravnt of tbe Oblo Ritw Ue Ult
ataaaaa MCmqnm fct Ike famwtM of obotrMUoaa aad iatprcrtiaeat uf
aaoganoo "ul;
....Tho State Dental AaMociHtion, at Albany, ycs
tfnl?j. flwied Uk fnllowiuK niUM^l i.l.>ti. Kiemleai br. ('. A. Mai.ia
?f Hr- ? ? w i' H./rnt of Winu, I 1
,Sr<r.i?r. l?r. ( lurln Hernee nf Htncv. Irvawrei. br A. (' Ha?aa
at JUvfefk i I'eiina?ellag fceiaUfl I'r. a. A Kr?-?mi? of tfuti!..,
l^u?or.?t-rrooO Di.iiirt. Iir t I) Cewk "I Hrwikn-i.; Kilth I
Irr ralaaai aftliaiaaai I*. imurut Mrnhtra. Pra. W H AUia?o. M.
r lU.v , J C Moarw, J. ?. Aiuua, aao tt. M. Bauuka.
Tbe luit. lU. o tkra *?!]. 'iiirfi i*a? Jw.
LAST WIXTIOTS TKA(JK1)Y.
thk 9TOKMM tijial ACTtJAIXT RPOUV.
EIGHTIl mav'm im;<m i:ki>is<-?*?< i VE l"? TH*
(oi kt-hoom?btju. ru* usnsina to im
ftTOBI <>*' tiik Jiii.M-.lt ? TESTIMOmr <?F
<ji.vki.ks <;. mi.f.. ri ii it eovenum, john
ciiamheri.ain, i'.\n<i< k iim; n , am? tiiomas
MAHIK?KAXtmi <>F TIIK KWIUN'i:.
The mtorrating pnrt of tlie >!<.ke? tnal hia
otloot hijaa After m vi ii dayi oJ tanaaaai Ibbh
twelre Jnrymen were obtained and wou i*melswer?
i Kbaaatl d. The latter part of We.lne-dav wneoTiaumed
by the opotdug *ddre*a of t.'.e I i-1r.. 1 Attoru. |
tho iwf Ifih Juror had bOCO ae. on d.
jinige lagfalaai fcj saBBNdty fataMoaal lo paaaoai
tn.ii t<>h.<Btoody u(omdaaka an i - . B>, aailaaMdM
up for wiiut he aeerna lo coaaldci a waeU: of valuabl*
tiine ln colloctlngthe Jnry.
The appearatoe ni the Conrt | ' iv wa* very
dtfferelit from tliaf pn??tifcd on Bj
Tbasajb n waa riot bmob 11.u Boastartabt] fuii, (1 laaa h
tlie litei ventlon af the t'oiirt, v, t H I I aJ laBBBOl
antlcipiit on pervaded flnroom, an I tl entlon
BBTtod. MeBaaaMaaUMBaahan atttBottaaooathi
>cry fr> ut edge of hia cl 'f(ii, ksaatag aBS ?'- ? forwant,
hia arui raBtBM OB tliO baek of .Mi. irvin.iio'. > h.iir, and
hia thumb at tm.ea Bervoualy rubbtna the w<od. One
renjarLabh) featurc ol Moket'l iu.nn.cr l? tl.e BBCaB>
acloua hublt iudiiced by hi? < xtien.i int. BBBt .md a:i\iet\.
of bowing or aliakiiig Ula head aa th- quemwun "re a?k< d,
aaif he wouJd lalu i;.fh,ja!e ? in 'da own
favor. Thia waa uiueli I'.oie MI iitf tbe ex
iiti.in.ifloiiH of Jiin rn aa tlie queatiolii w.ie ainipter and
the anawer* - ye? " or " no."
Among BBOOO iu tho coni t-ioom w l:o 1 nve iu lnt?>reat
in the trinl, either a witueaaea or aa fri. nda of OH
oikt or the deceaaed, w ere Mrs. Fi?k and her i otopaiiJun,
Miaa Mitoliell. The lailiv* BBOB ao Blaaely v.nUd and
draped In BBBaTBBBf that they BBBBBt BOOOBBd BBaBBBV
tion. They caine m at the opening of the tourt and aat
througb tbe aeaaion with their hcavy llaofc v.u'a OaSBOtf
diawn aiouiid tmir faeea, continualiy fanniug the.in
n.der their vallw, nud nr\rr frlnne'nif ot witneax,
Jitrj , or BfOBBB himsclf. Ml-a IfttOkOfl BOB BM Mrn.
Fiak'a romjianlou for a liumber of yeura, au I ia aaid t<>
be a wanu friend of Mr*. Fiak. Bhe took, to all app. ar
ancea, aa deep an intereat in the OfBOBadtap aa Mi?.
Fiak, and waa elad ln the aame aomher rohea. Thev
attraeied a great deal of utleiitioii, und the < urionlty of
the apectatora found vent iu frcqucnt BKJBBxBBI aud lu
IBOM coiiji i tnrea wjm.li aie ulw.iya tluutiiig about a
ei-iminal eourt rootu.
Btutteied aliout the room In gTo'ip.^ WMOBBB promi
neut in flelda of levxl eoatrovenj or will known iu
jonrnaliatie cirdea. OarOBW TOOOMJ BBBOd BJfB at BOBdL
An edltor BBl neai the v : 11 i - -, in hli u.-uitl pBMM diu in?<
iiiiportant trlala, eon.-pn tioiiaiy lu fioiit. HottBOWBaaB*
nan, the Slni ill, | M o<. a^ioliallv BB4NI kWBifH BBBlaai
tho wall near tbe be-.eti, and BKlllai ? BJBM
tlHMiowd. At hii* 1< ft r-at Uuunt OBBtaBBii Ifci inUr|in
ter of tho Court of (ii neiiU Betniona, ln re.'Mlineaa to
tiaii-late tlie vords of nm wltiu???? ?orOBC nilght pro
duee. FTve or aix ladi.-- M| within t.'.e btf, tlie apaee
helng erowded wlth lawyen, wttaOBHOi andotlmr, Th"
preaa aceommodationa . ? ? romparatively m
an- i.ol NBBfTBd fOI r. hoiti-r-, a.d II. . || | not allowed
taaaBBBaaanleaa a vaeaut aeat cai ? 'i.
Tlie Jiiryuien nre looked B] :, lnirualle
fair and iiitt il^.-nt i/oily oi ineii, und ^.|f i.<
?adenBOOd to IM Well aatlafled w;th the ^'lectioii.
DiufcoB*B aataar wjo aol poaaiai faooaalay'i duriag lao
tlr-f p irt of the M-.-aion, but rauio lu afler ikt.h, und
reinained uutil tlo- adjoiit ntnei,t of tli,- |
Tiie tir.t witnesH oaili IaraaOhartoa <;. Rni.aatatBlU'
[Tint BMB. TfOlrtlnff In TTrOl Tmy, N. V., aud BBCBBJBl "'
th lumber buaineaa, He had iome to ilna eity upon
mattera n lat.lii.' lo hia 1>umu> 01, aliil h.ol BBBBO rooins Bf
?d ' oiitral Hoiei on the fatal day ol the nh<??i
mtu Waoa tfce piatol waa flred aakj by lao
i .? ntst*! Un 'l Brltfe bai da) 'a trariip. aud irahnng n>r (1m
OT to (any hiin np U) klBtBMB. BOlBl BBJ >?
ftruck hi? car he -l.n.td, .,nd I :iii <\ dovm tlie
slairw iy. Jiirt IBOB Bl hOBtd B VBMB I
? There gOGO the maii tha; I U* l.uoed li.i.k
io l.tcp tiie I'li-oin r in al|...t. bdAq iiii apBj-i boBBbBw
had l.een BBBk du' the BBBT. Mr. Hill BBVO hia teati
tnony in | k : I r?fj llllle
liiHiiation, aLd ta a YBf) ' Ml Hill waa
followed by FatBf OaagBlBltO IBBai )oan of ii, who
waa ?m empluye ul the I,..- .1 BB luotm ot ol
tho aliootini; W?a Kett.'tjg niei in !.:? BOOl rmuri. He did
iii.t ?i . BBMkBa when UM l.i'ter un. ,ut, l.,u Ma*wVtaB
lyniK at the fi-of of the ~t. - one oj IBOBB % M
BOBtaaat m eouvi-yiugtao awaadai aaa uj? atatm, Mr.
coughliu haa beeij dctaJaed in tli< Iloiu-e ol latieution
for a long ttOlB QB l> TfttneMj inii ii:i.-t l < .i ? (BBd H anv
, Iii : . \. i .. ii lal p
John F. i b.iiiila-rlain. ti.e proprietOT o. the >|Mirtmg
hooae Xo. 8 Waal Vwnrtj Ift litthi
auiii-einent h lu - .nl. BNJ 'I'e -
'.i UbB u.:. ' l
t!ui! Ba ??? ?' ' >:' elilt'or;" I.:- !i ??? \v - ??eiiih
hoii-i .' '.v ;.? l.hoiiKh ho
reluctiililly adliillte Uhat ii . ?. I i-1 ? -i ? moio
than " t'..e tiui of IBB tblog." I1
| ffert 'hal he ua~ lt) I'i I '? prlvBti n ? Bl '
Hoiiae on Ji ?? aud
laakapal toa wlaaawBi*! FMrt laoaa.
nolioMj tia n.ot baaoctaat wii ?> oftbodajaaa
TfeOBBM Hnrte, referred to in the tecun.< a ' OUgaltBa
Thln l> the olie wlio | iv. BtOBM ?: >".
IOT, and walk atealtiiil. ul. 11-', al,d ii'.u. bBaBBJOOBa
leathedllie head ot tM ji.ih; - | I. \i ot |u ilo lt
nov.." ii.e witm-. laaa .?aw kaa iaiavaa>laaiaaBi
l:i.nd. and heaid iwo repOTtB Of I | 1 BttBOM
waa lUKtiiiuieiitul in .-e.unng the BBBBBatal Htoke*,
baviugfollowed lniii, aiiu I ?? ? . , ?" .w.nllio
ni in ta.a ln d tka OBBd
PB0CEE9IK08 IN COUaTT.
namooTi <'i chablm <;. imi..
Tho lirst witness * .tlLt < 1 Cot tbe linuaM'iition
waat'barlea (i. Hlll. who teotitii d m MMbj to Inmrlcl
Attorney Oarviu aafollowa: I laotdl ll B/BOtfVjtf?V.
Y., and on theiith o-J.iiiu.iry !a>t I waa in thia clly; I
slaji dat the I.iaiid I entrai H '
l). I)o y?'U recollei t the OOOBfrOBI e v.hi h f?.ok BBBBO
at ih..t hotoi iu oaaaoonaa with t.n MBoodao of CBL
Fiak, and the prlnoner at tbe bar; lf no >tate meii iNirtof
the transaetiou aa you aaw and heard f A. I went lnto
the hotel a little before 4 oYlo, k and went up to tho
re< oihI tloor by the front elevator; WBllB ataadtag BBOfO
I leard the report of a pl"toI; flrat I OOOM not aay ?>x.
a< tly where it paaOOBOdOd fioin, but a NjOBBd nport M*
lowe^l in ouiek eureeaalon and appeared '<> BOOM from tho
BaUaataaOOeOBd bMeof theelevator; I went t.ithe other
alde. and aaw a uian aiaudiug on the lafl of the hall ; I
aaw that inan make a motion of hia hand, turti aud como
toward nie: aa he pa??cd, I a>ked whar wan un, aml Iim
aaid there waa B nian BBOt ; 1 "int on to the -t?ir?, aiul
k.iw a uiuii wlioui I ree..gniz<d aa < ol. 1 i?k, dowu. (
tliiuk, apoa the i.iitforui on the italra, kaalBg ou thu
rall : at that luouient aome one aaid, " tli^ro l? the m.m
that ahot bim." and I Immedlarely followed after iiim: I
returned and went dowu toward tlie maii ?t .in< uutil
1 gut to the third Mep, wheu they w.re orliiKiug buek
ttn> inm whoni 1 tir'.t siov.
0. Who waa tb( man yotiflrat aaw in the hall. and wborn
you aaw afterward in the tiaml" of the othVert A. Ti.m
prUoUer, who ait* lookmg at mr now. I* the nian t aaw
lu the ball ; wheu I tirid got a tfIimp-?- af tho BffBBBBOO I
Mtood Bl the eorner of the ehvator, and he aimxl at ou??
of the room doora ou the h ff, pietty eloaotoaM) tbal
waa oll tbe flr.-t lOOC above the oftiee. [The w ituen bere
dcurlbcd the poaltlon of the ataira and elevntor on tha
diagram, aud tbe platfonn on wluVh he kuw i'oi. 1-lak on
the KtHlra.J I think when I flrat aaw Btoken he ?tood ou
thia door I have referred to when I aaw hlm makirnr the
motion ; after I aaw huu paa* iuto the hauda of the <? rtl
eer 1 did not ?;o to tfre rtxuu where Frk wrnt ; I did BoO
aee tbe pneoner from that tlme uutil I tuw bim lu thia
room.
(IroaaaxaBBBaBBl By Mr. MrKron?I am a lumi er dealer
ln Weat Troy, und ln?\<- t? < n M engafed for 18 yoara ; I
came to New-York on the sd of Jauuary, and reiuaiueii
uutil the time of thia oceurrence.
Q. Have you talked w ith any of the partiea in the hotel
ainee laat Jairiary t A. I tblnk I have . I ha\c no douht
I have talked wlth Mr. Powera on the aubj.et ; I waa not
a wttneaa before ttie Coroner'a Jury or the Oraad Jur\; I
waa flrat notlfled tbal I woald be required a? a wltneaa
here on laat Friday w.-ek wheu I waa aubpeuaed tu uiy
liotiie ; I have not detalled the facta I kuow about tma
eaae onlv to DUtrlot-Altoruey Oarvtn and Mr. lieacb m
the Dlntrict'Attorney'a offlc*- laat Mouday wrek ; I telo
irrapheit to niy wife that evriiiutt : " I will n>>t go boiuo
ti niifht- < ol. Ki?k la ahot." I made up tuv uiloa to atay
lieiauae I had bualneaa ; I had no lutereat lu Eiak, aud
did uot aay I waa detaiued for lt; I axrived on Homlay
morning before tbe telegraui; I did uot BOOBO to New
York for about a uiotitb aubat'queutly, and I di<l not theu
i oiniiiuiileate to auy one wbat I knew ; I did uot tell Mr.
t'roekett or Mr. Powem what I aaw; knew I had lufonua
tionotithe aubteet; I did not te'.l lt m Mr < nakett be
cauae 1 did not tbluk lt ia-?t, aa 1 wouid b? deUiucd aa a
witneaa.
H. Yoit had rea-Mii to know a horaieide waa > uu
mitted aud you did not ttnuk it yeiir Uuiy |o loiuniuui
i ate it to anvoue t A I thoUKht there waa nifl'n no'. Bl .
dcuce without It.
A - I.UK I'MIIM OF Tli! MKMillM.
On tbe uigbt of the oceurrtnee, I aaw a i?!i. e ortUwt
al tbe hotel. but be aiipeared to bo a Wli?J OBBJ than

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