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.-n?.. vvYii ?vo. ti *?lf?
NEW-YORK SATURDAY. AUGUST '*. I?72.
PRICE FOUR CEIVTH.
____:_________
NOM,I CAROLINA IXTXTIC
I . M.I IAHT UBERAL VICTORY.
TI1K tuNM i:\AT1VK SI ATI. TICKKT WXMt H '
AD. -1V1 M V.liMtlTY ? I1\ I lli'.IKAl. C
x CHOSE*
TISPATCII.]
\Yn Miv.?.,\\ Anir. _.- Meniiiion ai el.ctul Qej
not by from ...iMU to l(U?o majority.
Tl.i Cona ?\ati-. csi..i\f certainly el< dedaii ?i
ei.i. . leatioi tin- Rg__g_ ! '
doubt. It is thouirht that Koren (Coql
beat? Smith in thai distiict hv about HO tage?
THE TBI?MPH OP REFORM.
CKhim; mi i:m RTC - ' ?'' ' '
IIOLDEB-l.llii:K4I. flIIVS IN H'l wi :'
(oimii:?HERtaSOX'fl m ?.mini v PHOBAI
n mi. ut-si 1.1 in Tin:
I , . >\>m;v Mill. 1 ROULA n BE.
[IlY TKI.M.KAIMI Tt) TM,
IUluiii. ft Ifl ? ? 1 ho int. rc-t in tho le.siiH of
election Atta aad in the leant ahute. All day 1
the teierr-.i'.ii oliieo, which i? the headquarter?.
tlw reception of the new?, ha? bien tlin>nj;t-d v
journalists ?mil politicians, who have been cagi
. - : in ii for dispatches and spectihitini; 00
rcault. Tlie office-holders -who rnn the Adn
i-.ti.it ?i un. Line in this. Statt have In , :, an.vtl'
but ahm i fill dailni fha Jay. Thai talked la?
tin- ?iioniit,":. when for a lam hour* BBBBMl ?mpiirt;
I - were rcpottctl, but no If
liputes atmld make it :it all pinhal.Ic tli.it Caldw
v M - In ti I Bad this afternoon they general!? gave
slate ti, kit. ill..'. I :'"u'(
editorially that Men.mon was BtobBBljl elect
Lat? r in tin- eveiiinp they were (Diir-i.lt rahly Hal
over the return? from .Tohnaton nnd Chath;
i 'iiii??i v. in j'.. ..ml iiu- dt B_a of San
to t'oncresa. Oaao more tiny made their ariji?
?nee at the telegraph oftice nnd loudly boasted
t_e_ tietoi . Bat they did not have mn
It MtJ about UM Mate ticket, mid with o
i?r tara <?-.? options generally eoawaded t!
tl., m v, a by Bboul 2,000 Baajotii
i.., . hi ?i tin- i.
n-poiis? wan raaaired turn Um ..longt
<f th. \Vt-:< in North t'arolina Railroad. T
Cuiim rviitiMt have never doubted that the Wl st,
co:;: then large pains, ?md it requir
only the annomicemeiit that a material CtN
m;?!c in Qm live toimtic? first
?aport, tu DMka BOOM of the more enthusiast
. tvamtit majority for Morrirao
At lliib time, "1 hours after the polla v ?
PCattciH'. ? i\i ii lioni Ma Uhl
half tbe eoonttee ia the State. Fie?ibobtm of tht
th, n port.- ai. t.. :itl.\ ? empi?te, while from Othc
only one ? tare l'if ?nets hatt been heard from.
40 eo_otiee whieh ia 1870 gata Sblpp, DaaBoetal
candidate foi Attorney-General, 1,07"), Merriiiim
ip.-ijoiitv, cali iiliitcd from eatfanateeaa abort
? , e_atiea ? ? all over tl ?
are b, Ueved generally lepreeentatlye In tbedrehara
tor. If ti it the same iai.
tl.,- r, iiiiiindei- (?? the State, Mi inn.,'ti's mujoiit
woald i,.- about 8,000, It would ha unsafe, betreva
toptedicl BO l r> o.'.ibb- a l,suit as this. as the cbaniri
Min c the ?lei t inn of 1830 ara ao great that rery litt I
be plut cil nu aat??all s based on th
v ' then |t> ? ! I ? tl,, ,.
turns thus far icceivcd indu ale that Mtirimoii i
thit.'d,
The t.r.ii ill fota of Waka County is: For -
nor?Mi'iiitiioii. 8,309; I'aldwil For Co?
paaa Ifiigji
Ciani-'e County (ultti-ial ? <? doi Merrimt?
l.'ii.->: Calda U, i.oil. Coaigr n, 1,W8
hinitli. 1.:
Wiliniiii-i . root?Mi nimoi
1.1 l'i; ( aiiUtll, -.131. In.- BtOOd:8hlB]
(Mem.', (i^: Phillipe Rep.), Ifito.
\, : . ! fiiiln tithe
tin 1st or Hid Mistiiits. but the CenaarratiTtathia]
theyhai. . I to claim tin- latter f,,r Wad
tlell by a small niaj'.nty. From th. I??
the retiiriis thus in rat aired, with the exception <,
ib-i linn ,,f Cobb, tin- Adtnlnl ndldate
though the rttaraa <m which this opioion is base,
an- niostit from the vuiuity of Cobb'ahomo,whan
)? svmilil iiatiiiuily i ? Jadgja Battle.th<
lent of (ir.mtV Benomioatl ?a ConTeotiao
and th? man OB wheao the Ailministration a
WaahiDgjton expended more money than on aaj
? itainly defeated. s
the Xih Dittricl are JtA f0 '??
I from, but it is not believed thai it can chant"
t?a- retad! !?
i ?? - ... ,,,-.. delegation in
< KB ted live n,ember.
trhttetbe Ada auti itionhat gained the additional
?bsti ;,,',?,? apportionment.
Ithiaateaiag from Johnatoo and
Chali I .,,. thd d( f- it -i Rimji is. the
' did .t. ?..1 (.;--. ?tain. John
sta,,'i. ii.. .uunty m which Smith, the Ailuum
Candi . . aj/hli h h;.s lcriii'-v!-,
?. ,.j.>iity,h.i- tart :?
rsiniiti 11 mnj.iiity. }(,....... :,ls', loMB about 800
BB Ihi vote ,.t -s;., |a Chathiilil C.im'.v.
Thia to the pet
i Um Korth
1 : ?'. which is now under tin- eootrol
"f l!' Con] ,nv, and h is bun wry
"i ii..,:iev daring the cam.
'' ? ? when \, i h. fa
EaOowiag ara Radica] audoritiea bj '.unities,
with gainaoi loaaet: Wake, I anklin,
!
; .
B ? ' nk.'.iVi, ga|
1 : Halifax. ?-""", gala, 100;
' i.re. aa, 141, : ? ti. Tha
;iin, ipally ibnv.-d li,,m Kadi
?ai araieea i h.- lolhnriag ara C_aaartatira nia
loritidd: Hettford 100, gala, W | WiUoa, lt7, lota,
BBibarlaud, 100, im?h. ?? Onalow, 194, loaa,
!,,--, 180; Alain:!!..
NO: Bobaaon, i
If; Bladaa, m, gain, 8 B;
Manly,
&*>. Kam. 1,1 '. losa. 1 ti; Lincoln, ggO,
]"^'1;r;: ? gain, M ; Darla, 111 gala. 97;
1 McDaweU. BOO, gala, ivj;
ituike. ir,, ",.?. ,.-,. Catawha, NO, pda,
?: I'oibi; .,,. Utt, igi, i,,,,,,,..,.
1 '??'?? Roekingham, \w.i, loaa, Ifgi
Meehleaborir.250,gala, ?; Raah, ?_,]
1?kga?a,77? i.?.,i,,i,i. ?g, i.,,,,-.,; Cabarrua?85,ajain,
Tin-tiiuat ,.?,', itant vi. un>? lathaalacfka wsi.i
day uas the , h , tion of a majority ol Conacrvative
Btaataeta la both branches of the HtHtf Lejfiblature
'ibis L' rat ta th- Ooiaiivatives tl,- tb?ire of a
1 mud s:;,t,, Miiatoi, in the ,,]ate uf
John |',,r,l, w|1(1 H ???hrtblv moi?, naBBBlluBJ
toamajtiiii, ,,i Hag laeojile of North Carolina than
aii>?nthei BBBB. >??:,atoi 'I i[,ton. lu the udmimble
?ampa?Kii BBeei haa mbit h lu- mad- la this state, ?_?
?out tt) iMBgralaku tha aajaada that the, *,.,,.
ainiut fodraiu t_. n paalaad the:i j<ld van,,-. __.
*J**f. Vaine, tfho M BtahBhaJ tin- BMtl BOPBlai man
m tha Mata, It tara ta be the ehoka <.f lb* Coaaet?
vative?, aliuoal without oprumition.
Tha l'ier* m thd ?o_atrj id greatlj ladahtid la
the i-n^prur of Jke Halnah Jtu.lg Stu?. u.ij to it?
?djUita, Meaera. fitune and Wwdaou, for a large prt>
portion o? the ?k? Uob rot?me mmI _?? lb?
duy mul to-day.
THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
Till I ,\. Ill MINI I NAIIATl'l? ? lil.K. II I I-l> HOP
Ot IHK AHMIM-llt AIIOMMS? A I ?I - 1 ? ? v
! :, | iji.v,;. AN IMI.l.l.Klh.NT KKI'Olil 111
.?_ N A lull TIl'ION.
IHY TLID KAI'H TO TUL TB1B.BB.1
W'amiim.i.in. Aug. ..-'I'll- ?x< it.ii.uil o\rr t
Noitli Carolina election Iniu niiiliiiu?'?! tlinuiplio
the (lay and eveniup. 'I In- nioiiiitttr dispatch
showed so complete :t I.ii.nal triumph in the 0
V ill-, Mute, thxt it PiK'ii In-? nut?? v.nil'lv ?i om-sti.
of rr-apnitiide. In Administiatioii ?limiter?, ai
amonp such ottee>bolden ?f arc lift at tl
point, ttwtc tru a fnlii'tr o? pobMto deapoa
ency. Ak?| in tin- BftetiMMn. tin- Adnrtnletnttli
corretpondentt in can totally, ami ?li>iiat< Loh pt-tir.
Ill ll?lt tp till dUmilMWT TJ l.-l.ial l>alroiiapo at
:.'l tin' dioi'ptnp t>l-liil> "f til?' ?iliuc liol?l(
J he Sen tary of tin- Int. i i..i bail, i itied a dispati
at lus It? partiiifiit. iul.ii.Mad t>> U-BBalt from 01
I of liis faitliful Collntois of Internal l.'e\oniio
Kaliit'li. ?laiiiiiiia-tli?'State for the A.liniiiistiatii
by ld.ooO majority, all " mythical storii ? ati?l Coppt
head lies " to tin- contr.i, v BOtn itlistandinp. Ha
went up niuotif? the I<\vn1 rlcrh?. and QCB. BbhCOt
trim li 1.1 sw.un ft-arfull.v in tin- iiiiui.iiii?, vei
ainiiiiil cuipTatiilatiug and to Ik- ciiir:atniat?
l.y loyal contractor! and o-Bee-aaeketa? Next, tl
1'it-aiiUiit of tl,?' Philadelphia (.'n.ivclit ?on, .lud?
Settle, ?<nt n iiis?nt<!i t-. th.- PoataBaatcf-Oai
?ni. vim fortunately happened to I??- lit-r?-. 1
??.?ut tin- m vy import au t anmiiino?tnent thi
In-was ?lei tnl t<> Conprtf?, and claiming lik?> _.'??>
fort u ne for four inure (?rant repn-senfativc?. Tbc
tin- White RotBM WM invaded l>y t? leprani
and ('.?"is. Deni and BabOOCi ri ad them and Miiilci
for tin- itiionnntioii WBt nil flattering:, and the mil
mm | w- u ?!.i -i.fi' duplicated and foiwaidi-tl tot1.
oilici-s of lb?' ii\al Aiiiiiiiii-tialioii OlfBBt on tli
AM'tiiie.
(.In such food aw this, l!n- city was (ad HwgllOII
tin ?lay until evening set in. and tht' regular ai.
tiuMMortby Akmh iatdl JTcss repoit. hemm airain t
K id to the Administration its defeat by a ina.i?u ? t \
?Mil i xi iiilintr tlio first statement, la?
1 (!isj>at?h tli.'it is iitiivid her
to-niirlit, up to a late liour, ?ontirtii
the Administration defeat, and in the lanpuage of
Liga Triaciiry ofl'u ial, " Grant may musid.-r bin
sell locky ii he ci'ini-s outoi the Worth Carolina flgti
wiih ont Congre.sman BDd enough of the I
turo to pu m nt a two-lhiid OppotttiOB niajoiity."
Senator Tiptoii arri\??l here this Bocniaf _rt!l
North Carolina, intending, alt? r a lew dins' IMt t
enter the eaatpt-gB la Waal Virginia: bot, hi
que nee of a lilit'iam n.civ. I to-day. antiotiiieini
wiious illness in his family, he left tonight for V
bnaka. Ht say. lie has no doubt whatei ei thai tl i
(onseivativis have carried North Carolina bj a
least 10,000 majority, find even a nun h huge
YOt* Would not iisloni.-h Lim. Bt ?#?)
nearly three weekt in the State, sj?fakin/,- nearl;
?v,iy day and sometime.-? twi?? a day,ami tratclini
iltil. lli r.iva he MM Warned hv the l.lhcrul
not to bt intlm-need l.y the dispatches iron
the BtatO which eatne iirsr, beCWBM Ut
i.i tut district? ivi re more accessible- 1<
the t?l-graph, und tint qoltt. I Bhowilll
v.oul<l he iuad?' in the lii; t d_ pstcbcB, Hi s.iystha
th?ted nt wherein the lna\y Liberal trarkwa
dom have i., t yet been heard from. Hotaithatand
Inf that, even the liist i? tuiiif., and all of them, ban
been?BTorahle to the Liberal ticket Hedoeen
? \j" i ; l'i obtain definite ? n tonnai i .ji a_ to niajuritiei
le 1"H > in.lay K Monday.
KW !;.' 11 ?
ii.TAii.s Of Tin; 'us-! ?ivviivi: '. k top.y.
IBY TELEOHAITI TO TUR 1KIH NK I
IiAi LH.li, Friday, Aup. 2,1872.
Tu?. ( ? ?.- n i.'iM- have .-. im il l.irirely in IBt ni'.n
?'Hirit'.i ? cf Klpi ii'iiilif, Warren Halifax, mul North
a, including a Btl DtattTt iu Haiifiu
Ceuiitv.
?wind Co-DBty, heretofore eo_ttlder_0 d(uibtfu)
MU t'ivt- a Omettrai fotnotlM,
L.u-ire Coaeaiiellte catat i I ia Carterei
< ounty, whir h will _ivi fnin _;o to 175 innjonti ;
IHII.lTl.
The Hon. TV. M. Kohbins, M? -ii.tu r. f Coagrtattltel trou
the Rowan (\TIth) District, tel'irrai'li-, that riart.al r.
turns from tin. west an- very luvoiu !.. l;.m m t'ouatv
bas pone ( nn.scr\ ative hy 5'Ki in;i.ii.ii!\ or iiimi .
The Aituiii'l -tratinn men claim Uninsvs iik lounty l.y
fri.ln |M t" MO ?nalmity.
'i.rd County pives thi I
Jorlty.
I>.i\ ,oS( ?:; Coi.i.ty ti'.\i s t!,i. A.'.i.i.. -tr.i?uui t.. kl t M
majority.
:. t-.1Mi ihijM Hi E lj-'< "lu!" '
!1M- (.'Ulli i.l .
Raal ( ounty f very close; the _fH< l:,l oanvasf.
required to determine the ratait. Xkit ? <>ui.lj, (.'.w I.l
In u.i i ratk uiajonty in 1- I
Wayne Coaatj haefaai AdmlolttraUon ob iht Ptate
Ueketbf lWuiajmlty, an A(liiui.,-ti ittet ?-a I n of 170. 'lTif
; -, itiM- . ain'ldate for s. .,-,|.
..'.iuliuip County i Miiniiioii :r.O ma
, a gala ?if M ?'a the i?, moi ratk umj- rltj Ial
Tbe dial veattra toaaty te laptrl m Irt?ell,
:. tiii'ii-. fiolii ?il! Lut une Jin i m, t ati'l Kl'-1- 'he
:, nt,. 'Hi.- other pietilacl will
make it mure than ?nd, a train of o\< r _(rj mi the DetOO
111<- ..f i-7'i. Oabarrni County, all bat eax
'.;:.' .m by about 20 majority,
Mttttaea Ml riiajuiitv, a clin ?if aaoel Ml i n
Bbipp't n t". ^lajoiiti' /..r A-.'i'-, Ooaetrrstita, for Ooa
D the county la tri? a gala of Ml. Cakaerai
- : -.alive tn tin ?-'.it.? s?nat'-. A tpUl In tht l'"ty
thire ha4 ui.nte this remit doul.'tfiil. Connervatlve Cmi
B "ii wati last BlfM ' "ii- 'l
(ii-l ilu'iiilliii, now seen,- to bt I laeted mj fiuiu IN to 500
liiaji.iity. Beaetof Baattaa telegraphi thai Iben ur-^
uservatlve pains in even ? ? ?; m eoiirily.
lOrN'MiAl. KKhNS IilSPSTCH.'
WUHWOTOll, Auf. I?! a. in.?A ppe.ia) ili
intt.li! Ii. C, to ft? Patriot of thl- city.
says:
? I . mil fr<.m in th!? diMri? t are BOt r< ry
?att or one, but show ? learly how tbt tMt sets, a- tar us
to ui fiom the Coaeetrattrt gate, as eeatfarad vrtth the
mte of 1,70, when the Ktate went J)i ii?. i ial,. by over
.?i.ntv, Is iminti-rriipt.4 und ?le. :.|.d. The elec?
tion of J. M. I>ai h (i iiiiservatui i tu ? impres? from the
Vlh lM.-trlct| is almost certain. The KailieaU are u.hast
ut the heavy Couservutlvu pain? in th? lr best pre? itu ts
'll.i? 1? the chief battle-cround, and the returns from
, n . nu t are looked foi with (Not utixiety. liuM
ness has bien totaliv totpaadl I durlnp tlio duy in this
?..! th<- merchantri are actively enpaped in fhe
VBfl of the elei Hull. There Wim no di-lurhaiu e. (fct
ballotinp proceeded quietly, but | |grgc nuriitirr of
-tioro wen- (leteited and Mapped la
fraudulent votliiir. A full vote has been polled, and as
yet no arrest? have been made."
ihe MoBBtehei received by several private persons
her?, from North Carolina contain little ft finit,, luforma
tloo, thouph generally iDrtlcatl-e of a Liberal success.
AB aOtaaaeaaaat, thire has been cousl?|erable rejoicing
iu the Democratic and Liberal hcadijuarters. The (irunt
men are nut iuclia??l to admit that the rt-.ults can be
known at thi? early hour.
A special Ultpatch to The Tntriot, dated I_iblKh, \ c .
1 a. m , Just received, confirms the larpe Conner'vatlve'
paiiu. in the ??stern and western ?oniitii-. r_tmrru?
County give? a Con_crvatlve gain of ___ overShlnti'?
vote of ma
i (Liberal) || elected In the Vth Iiiatriet.
reH County .:. it? a ? '?m. t-rtttive c.unity tleket
iiiul gtTOI a large khiii to the Htate ticket. The Iti-pulili.
' - - llu re ha\i ?on Juli l> gn ?n up the election.
Mernuion? itisjoilty )? now e*tiuiat(x1 at la.ooo, and
the l?gula.... lu-uioeralir by 73 maiority on joint
ballot.
in. .-nte?t in the I Vth I.,?ti.tt i, a? yet doubtful
with ehaaaM in favor of Kog?_r_. the Uberal esudnlaU.
Nothiugil.iuiveha.yet U-.., re??lved from the lat
lOatrici. though Carter (Lil?eral) i. probably elet-Usd.
'Uli u.a. Augu.f _- _ a. iii.-lteiurii? fr??, .7 count ie?
"'?iKiitep-aitivHy tin ea.ti.,1 ?f M?rrimo,,, the Con
?ervstlve .?iwliUat. f?r .?ovirw.r, ?it vat ot eight (Jon
pressmen, aad *"> MMaJlUtlB" on a.lolnf ballot In thr? !_**__.
tare, thereby aleettag Baaatl ?.rant Batted Matea Sena?
tor in place (,f J'ihti l'o?l, AflnitnlatriilluD. The Admin?
istration puity uve up the election, the only question
?icing that of mu?,Titles The election wu* quiet and or?
derly thlaaghflOl the Kite. The contiHt in the IVtl? Dta
trlrt i? n? V( f doubtful. :hongh the chnnce? are In favor
i?f nngm?. CmMumlitt BM tatDiatrtel I laodoabt?
rat,buttttta( '?'' OoagieaaBBaa aie paaaahty
fleeted.
wit min'.iov.n. c? aiir. i?ta Raaktaghafli ?"'' ?'?"
tint Coimti-s (heOaaaanratitathave gajaed Tbc Re
pubUcaaa bate ga iaai m CBawall COaatg. Tue returns
indicate (lie defeat of Settle for Con gres?. The proha
hlhtl, ?> are tlia' the 'cu-i natives hate carril d six out
of the tlghl CttgltM ilttTlirtT At Kinatou, In I.euolr
(-..tiiity, M, itimoi. | ileedtl ret**. Tin re (ddUMtoeXlM
bo n aaooabM ,i, ah? ol MenlBtaa'i i U i Boa i,y a iaalalta
uialoiliy.
This c.tv eiv, . Cildwoll, Radical, for ?;
majority. Halifax, one af lha hei m ???itiea,
-?trea a ft mot ralk ?ah ?,f Bearlj
Tlie election of Wad1.,!', Ii. ino, I i', !.i ('...iK'ri-s rroin
tlie Mid District is conic led.
The Ptali lia? BtlbdMy gOM C ??-ervative l.y from
f ,000 to 10,000 miij.rlty Nearly luij county yet leard
fr..in r, porta Df o? rada Ibbbbb.
Ill Rui kllif. iiiilll and Cutout Ci,.n,-?, tho COO 'na?
tives have trained. The Republicans bate BjBB?ti M
OBjaanH County. The return? Indicate tho defeat of
gaatlu ftt CBtajcaa The probabilities are thattfceCha
servaliios have c.illid six out of the eight OBagfaBB
I,it: t-. At Kinstni. In I>'iicir Comity. Merrimon
, ,??, i ta ralea Tiire aeeaaa to ?__aj no rea-m.
uble tlouht of Mi rriindi'? il< t ti. n I y a del ulvc majoi lty.
.nix.i: n i ? i sin i. BLU BJOfl -.
Wa.sHini.ion, I?. C, Auk. 2.?Jnilp- Battit
leli-irriipli, ,1 to l,istma?t< r-(i,'lierai ('regwell ihn ?ftcr
i.Bftaylagtl .i ht s oie! t<.i wiiii ihre.-otiici Rtfafe
lu?ncaadMatea (or Ceagsaad,aal probably u fifth in
Haftfe ciiiobi,.,. ^
TM LE OF J BTHsATj D HAJORIT1E8. Bl
rnr.NIIL.s.
I8?l. I?.;.?.
j f*Biaaii?a.i ? (i.,?rR?,oii?
ipail Baa l'?i,iwnl. B?rr.mi>_
i ,
Ahuiinnec. ?<? m?.- -'-"
Alexander. ?"i ...?
Aileghuuy. 1" ' ...
Allr-Oll. ?*fl ll.tl.- IBB
Aehe.?-" ...? '"
Beaufon. ?- I. IN -
l'? II it-. 1. j I . 450 -
i; .,,?ii.II I ?:?.? 100
Brunswick. Hl? .... BM -
Buncombe. II '? lior..?
Burke. i")'J ...? 1*6
i -barrai . - ? 1("3.?
Caldwell. *M Ml .? *,lf>
( itiiid. ii. MB.- M>
ret. : Wi.- ...j
? il.in? i.i'S. no -
< Meaba. ? ?'? MM.? *"*>
Chatham.l?jl '?-". BOB -
i berohea.*iJ tai.? I I
?howan. .- . IN ?
I lay . 115 ?13.- M
t le,\i!.in,I. i" HIT.
Columbus. U ...? *BB
( TilVeU.BM MM.U " -
Cumbei and.KM iis4.?
( illilluck. 4O0 B81.- 6?J
Data. . vi ?
Davidaoo.n ' ?-?. W ?
Dark. Tat.?
Dnphii.MM Uli.- 6*0
Edgecombe. __ !-??..IBM ?
Foraythe.n ? .... l ? ?
Franklin.IBM i4U. it -
i, istou. ...- Ml
(latee. - *<oS.? *?>
i.ii),,m (Hew County) .? ?
Grsntllle.IB* IBM.n< ?
On ;.e. CKS. ui ?
(iiuiford.I'll 1MB.- M
Halifax. '4 UBI .MM -
It.mutt . MO ...
ll.iiiiond. ...
Henderson. ~ ~< ... BM ?
lleitforil.835 W.- 10O
II..1,. M3 ~M.
Iredell. '" IM1.?
Jaekaon.ltl "m.? MB
.lolilistou. ?' .- "HO
Jama ._ MB ?
I-enoir.UT? BM. 160 -
. -
. 7!?.- 64?
?on. '?? lot ?
Maitin.MM I'*' . H- -
Mi Is,Will. 4S> ..- '.(?1
Meektenbwg .... Ml - - - ?
Mitchell. S4. 4(0 -
Montgomery.. Ml ?
Meara.BM ??.?
N.ifh.Its? li-l.- l.i
New Han,.ver .... .I""' -
Northampton.IBM Ml . MB ?
One*?*.Ill '?'?.? ' ?
iirnnire. - I i
i-.iii.i. (lewi . ' .? ?
Paeqaotnah .M i I I - BM ?
Perqulman?. ' I. ?
Pertta. ?
i-iit. l"s 37.1 .
Bulk. BM Mt . MB -
Kandolpb . i .n?' ?
Bleliliuiliil..1144 MB -
Bobeen. .? I '
Rorklngham ... i ?- UM ..?
Row , . .....1091 i - ....? ?' ;
rford ... ?
paon.i- i ..?
ly. 4-- . - .?
. ?? - ....?
I..1?! -
.- -
. .
roll. ...?
i ? i?n. ? . ...? .
Vi.,ke. . . 674 -
r, n. . ?
Waablnctofl.?!'? I ... MB ?
aj itaaga. . I I ....? a*
Wayne . i ?) .IM ?
V. Ik, - .1117 ?
in.lili i'ii.? Ml
Yatlkln. .... U - ?
Va oey. ....?
Total MaCOl 14,Ut7
1 ? , -' : . ."11. Alili-Alil
575. Mainiii> at uiiKt i'oiim ni.on in . : .
TIDINGS FBOM SORTS I AROLLN \.
i;i., i rii-.v t,i Tin: M MtJ IH tmt CITT.
'l in- rJectka letnnM frw_ Narth Carolina
y, -t- i.lai, a- ii]?.i ted in lha BMtatBg M
I everybody. As tha warthy rilMn lath
hia aeara h h Ua CaaarlM aawafjaaai ?',l1 bJi
(?ffeo nt the l.reakfiat tat-lc, ho ?n* h>
Mtaaad thai North CBrattaa'araa tmc. Tha tttOt
of h.iti.-fa,t!,.ii w.iii whi'ii BtpahUaaaa I - : ?mb!
DaaatttaM alUn iaaaraagftaM UmM homes f,.r BaMaaM
must have ban puzzliiur to those who did not know the
taut, A? geuUjuiei) tune together, however. !? [kf
car-, UM 'a'taci-s, 'ijgj ?t Kree?._*fof?eTs,
and hagaa M LutnfiKit" TtMrb, ttT?, irenO. ' wai
ehangitrTi oioii.is of Ah?M aratt tata to gtagahaMI ?
I.low - hithtilo j.lai id, a:,,l then, I loi th the netfa from
tho old N., il, BtaM tva.? (.T.ttif y in?f only to the opponents
ot ih" Administration. The knot? BjataMred uhout the dif?
fer, nt iiew(,j,,i|.oi MjMbMi iioth to lag? tho baUattaa aal
to BJaBBfl the earln at uddltlunal liiif'.,rruatloii which might
henceived l,y tt leprapli, afforded au amuaing and not
aalattrattltt itagy? it was enif>iii_ M ata the
leonl with which the readers of Th? Time? caw
tho fact of a Liieral victory couBdeptly an?
nounced, and that the Chairman of O on? Cirant?
iioiiiliintlnkf Convention bu?l been defeated for Con,:rc??.
I'nzzied l,y the conf?n ?Bag statement?, some waud.nd
fiuni one I,nil. tin hoard to another, and thence to a
third, occasionally rulil.liii.' their eye? aa If doubting the
correcliics? of their vuion. A tow ardent euppoit
er? of the present Administration bravely held
out to tbe lait, *nd with tm? partisan
xeal iiroti?ltd that ml reporta except tboae favorable to
their hide were utterly unworthy of credence. As the
day wore ou the croups ecattered from tbe office! of tbe
morning to tboae of the afternoon newspaper?.
Tbe election waa everywhere t_e autdect of conver??
tlou throughout tbe day, but the only queatlon remain?
ing for debate at evening wa? that of th? actual ma?
jority.
MOM AT THE POLITICAL IIFADQIAnTERi?.
Tho lixt-iti-iiiiiit at tlif LilHTul Jk'piiblitaa
National Kiecutlve Committee Headquarter?
ut the (ili-nham Hotel (Oiitiiiued una;
bated throughout the day. A large BfcBBBBJB
of BBjaajM tallied to obtain Information concerDlug tue
result lu North Carolina. In the confualon.only a ?mal 1
MBBMM?B of the Lames were reglntercd. Among tho
iiiiiniier were rW-u?tor Frank V. Blair, MhMOuri ; Bamnol
IiaakaiD, Norwalk, < t. ; D. Pratt, Batb: L. J. T. O. Prince,
Boston; John J. Key, Terre Haute, Ind. ; D. A. Htephen?.
Ann Ailmr. Mich ; Ira B. Wheeler. Ellxttbeth, N. J: ??"
(iov. r. O. Hibert. Loulalaua | I. !.. Bayue, NewUrleans;
M. KHi Hirer, editor of Ihr Jtu tih Units, John H. Mitchell.
IlrldKeton, N. J; J*??** *? Helleck, North Bergan,
N. J ; Benjamin draham Hann, New Jeraey, Jubn
DagMBtt Hunt, Hiiiiiiiilt, N, J; John |Jauiea,
Han Antonio, Te?a?; Wiu. J. Wheeler. New-IJrleana, L?. ?
H. II. Baowlea, Pen?aeola, Kla.; Col. E. t. Wiiliauiaou,
POSTSCRI PI
3:40 A. IT!.
'Hi; VI.K. LATEST I'KOM NORTH CAl.ULI
THE ACSOl'lATK!! !____? OLAMM A MAJORITY 1
MIKKlMON Off ll.'.M 4,000 TO 6,000, A
MX iI'OMsnit.y SEVEN) (ONSEUVATIVE C<
'???? MLS.
IMMMI IHM liisi'A riif |
Rai.fioh, Aug. '?.-The election returns come
slowly, hut information i_ to hand to ?af.-lyi.h
the election of Merrimon, the Conservative outdid
for ?ove mor, hy f.,,,,, t$m to ?,000 majority. 1
Cottl -i vati.es have made latf? train, in I
aea-ata .-..untie? M fttr as heard from, ami gains
many of the Kasten counties, and the Republic
in Mime of the colored -muni, s, particularly la .
IVlh Coiigress District. The Republicans an?
little hopeful tn-iii^ht. QaMi a number ?u count
are not heard from, butCm-irviiive p&ni aro (
peeled in those se. lions. Tno result may
sninnicd up about as MkrWl :
ConnenatiM -iit-li.kit . h-ctctl l.y from |?00
0,000 majority ; Conservative Congrotsmen tlect
in th.- IIId, Vth. Vlth, Yllth. and Vlllt!, District
.Smith, K? iml,In an, < 1. ? t??l m?i Rotan in the IV
Di-tii.-t by ?ome 400 majority ; Thomas, Republic;!
-lotted bl (be lid District, with Cartan-t Conn
doubtful in tho 1st Duatii.t. '1 he Legi.-l.tun- u
lie largely Democtatii on a joint ballot. The fe.-lii
is still intense, although evi rylhing is foleta
Wn.MiMii.iN, ?ag, ..?Meriimon's uiHj.iity m \
riously estim?t? d lit.m .1,000 to ttfiOO, The j.iub.-.l.
ity in that Smith (Republican) ia elected in the R
high District hy a very Pinall niajoiity. The Co
servativi-M certainly ?-bet six out of eight Congres
men, and possibK se\, n.
Misnouri; ??. t. Makarhaaaa, BaMeay laaaui Tboim
itinrk, laaaqrtfaaMi J.tr. fahaeoa, Coiattaat, Qe
Joui, jt^iin.ii, wiinniiKfoii, x. c. Tin. following Ml
BHBBt trtat r. reived ilui i n _; the day:
Rr.. klr.lnm (o.,n'r fair, of :?0, irrarn the ?In-tinn of I.-ich ia t
V-.li llutr.cl, iM.|.!.,t. I ?-.
W. I,. Mini?. Chiinnin V.r. Hey ('..-.
r-'rwi fnnrihlr frnm ?II ?retimi?, L_r,e giim m V>nr, ll.ii.ij
AUm?ii<., ai.il ihn ceuiii_i f.Sirrra).
flrnr.1, pA-i?t Tl ?JoodloF..
K.fti tlirr. nin in Wirren Townilip. If lit W cil mtiit l.rr twt ?
w II nrrv tb. St.i'r t.r |. .. (Sl-aeii,)
??iiM'.f Mf-rlmon nvt-r (Tiipp. f.irrr.rr .4tl>.rn?r--Ornr r, I
? boal .'.UaO. Jl. rrir_oii'? n-a, ..r;t. a. II l?- il .."t I put I? tbe TOI?.
l.-i. . ' v\ s. _I*i?-, |-|,?,ric?i.
a 00_-GBATO____TOBI ? m? i ?ah.
The following ciri'iilar will I?<? isstteil to-il;i;
from the hca<l?m.irter? ?J? the DeflMKtBtk und Lim i
I. puhlkHn Corntiutti'i
RBAB .'I'.MlTKIIH I'lM'" l'ITI' URI I-inERAf. f
r.rnrii has Cij.viiirri.ts, New-TOBB, Aug. .', IfTX, .
The National DtBBMtatk and Liberal Republi
can Committees disire to coagrataltte the ?'i up!
of the I'nited State-i m ho aro in favor o
reform in the QororaBBenl apon the magniii.eii
\ii (ory nchii \ed by the people of North Carolin:!
\?lttial!y (leiidilig M it dues th. l'lesidelltial CM!
t.-I. When it is recoil? etc?! that in no period in on
countij's history have such unwarranted mean
been used to intimidate a freo people, the r.stil
is all the more gratifying and glorioii.. I.,
each State fa\ ding rccnncilinti.in, union, am
peace. a,i,. with its rasters in totilribiting t<
the overwhelming A f> M I f an Administration tha
h.ls \;iii:ly altet" ' ?; to p.-rpet i':\'o its power h]
nieansiit onceeztraoi ? i of-!. Om
liundr.d guns j ill he ... 1 in I i icit] BtBOOB, to
morrow (B?tard lyi, In h DOi of tlie fit tory,
?(NUI i- OUBLI Y VU " .vn\i;-ii<.i si. tq\ _BI
AV_r. ? i .-? t.
Horace ?'.rci-1'.v was at Tun Tuiiicnf. offlci
thi-. morning. Htovtrti ira? ?mm noised ?round, ani
m inn in- made hl? exit, u ? few mtnatee befi re ?
?reell-'l \.l!'l il l'-|f,e' on of BBplaUM 'I'll
?rarly a thousand -ok*?. The Phlloaopter of Chati
pti|u"i w.ia tittire-l in iv biie MBit nn.I feel
a loose ami loiiK prray aipn ecu ., ana wore a straw aal
venr nach ob tue back ai blab? id. Re teemed to take
m the sitictiimi ni :i Klanee, uid paablBx hit hat far?
ther baik on hit bead nod hi? ir^ctaelei
f.iitin-r ever in- aoee, he raa Mroet PrlntiDif
.; i jmiij" ii in o ear N ?
the m oii-oi: ii? . lim-. The crowd IBUowed aad
mrroooded the car, Impedini lia ptaareea ta an luttant
i-.ipled bj -.e "f tin- eartoat,who
?risked tbe nblloaopber. Plnally, after a (real
deal of bead ?h?kln? bad keen gaee iiimugb, tbe ear
?raa allowed to prex d, mneh tu tbe appareil I u
lion uf tin-1" in1'
i O-flU-BTTS ?? ? THE ! LBOUNA
il.I., non.
Till "Mi " U i I UM.1 " nmOBM \Tl.iX.
Our spieiitl (listi.itchrs from North Carolina
?eoiiiiiiiiinir the only reliable Information to in- eh
tmiieii ut tins hour?in.in-,ii?- n Republican victor, in
thai State, reversing if- i ? III i ?I complei "ii ;i- rede? ted
l'\ the el. ct i ou ni 13T0. If tins lieIleiii" u slum hi be born?
, in by su.|Oenl ?nd fuller Intelligence. It will ?bow
tint tin- - ri rolotlon" hu I - - flj pwtponed.
Me.it,time, tin- ehartcter ?f th.- Aaaoelated Preeadi?
pntcbe? e.ni in- leat neo Hum the ?tat? meatt "f ten tetra
ri-oiiii. nt in BBotber .-oi'iinii.
nil. km ii. "i OBAKTUM 101 M?i:i?.
. - (J__L)
At iniiliiiglit our diHpatchee are suffieieutly
il -ii'iite io Indicate Hut the Lineral mov? m.-iii ha? iwepl
ite of North Carolina. With auch a reault a?
It U Immaterial wbetber the malorltv will be lo.oooor
2.i,(i?j?'. 'Hi'- Imporienl contideration li that Or ?allem,
which m nepotlim, robbery, tad ? tti.-i?i eorrapUoa, is
do mu il. Tue Old IV. nth Mule, Ihe tli-t to pluliouiice
beraelf ilni e tin campaign opened, baa ipoken In no nn
i el-tutu tone?. Her volee eoaade tae knell at the party
of Addition. lUviaion, and Bllenoe, foretelllajt tbe attar
om 11 ii row iii.it await? i' In November, when the people
of every State will rally to the itandard of tbe Roue?!
Old Farmer of Cbappaqaa, i i eead him to tin-w lute
House bj iiiuujoii y luferior oaly to thai whlehBMde
WaahiOBtoo, at hli Ant election, the Bntnltaoat chotee
ot the nation.
'?. ?? U?--1
THF. DIPOBT-JtOB Ol TIIK IU'.Ml.r CAKVOT BI
OTBBB-TIMATI l?.
/ . Tht hnxiklyn r.iujl' I />- )
We tir.siiine m? politician donbtt that Ninth
c.iroiiii.? in?s i? unv Kone Democratic, A fewdeaperat?
Mpers and polltlidana teem to hope that, by wave well
uaderttood, tbe election ofBcert eao put the Kadu-ai
ticket Ht the hort'l of the poll, while the people Bl ver
riT??'.-.l It. \V. do not believe tl. i can he doue at all, und
w?-?re constrained to beiievt? it eaanot be attempted
without eoateqaeaeea we bei?' to see follow uo state
conteet, however oofalrij? roadorted. ContideilBC the
fact tbm the true vote of the State us felrii eaal and a?
it ?boulii t.? eoanted, bat |ooe ax-latl Oea urant'? im
tueduite frieuils, we maintain that the luiportatieeai.il
? iKUiUcain e of the event of jdtenlay cannut tie over
it iteit. On tbe proportion? Of that event wo still defer
comment till they are revealed in detail. Baton the
event Itself la groee, tbe comment previously pret>_ed
tr-it? with reiterated aud wit_ latliled force.
A I1AUI? I'liiMT I'.I.IiiHK. THF. (?KANT rAItTT.
? //-.,? hfrmmt).
North Carolina, alwaj i i do-tp-tf-U State, has.
afwi a liutli i .uiti-Meil battle, i!e. lared amtlnst the Re
put.beau p_*ty. Our deli-at lu N.nth Carolina, if defeat
It peovt to ne, culi iml I?- elnirp-.l to the defection of auv
large nuiulwr of tin party. The ?loriou* canva?? mail?
In tl.e face uf the violen?-?'and lntlrulilation of the Op?
position, the ?oll.llu of th? colored element, ami tin
meager uialorltv of the D?mocrate prove thl?. Hut it
will not doto ueeoaalthe efteetal tht? rever???. Tne
Hepubltcau partv of tbe North to win, BUM work. The
caiupalgntbl? t'all will kB no ?bain battle. It will re;
iiulre the ?terueit reaoliillon and the uT''Hte?t eflort to
win. If omnt u to lie eleeted it mint be by the ratee of
tl..- ?treat KR.ti in, Middle, aiul Weiatern State?. I'eun
?vlvaala WtUbt Hie tinning point uf the ?trugnle, und
we lind ourselve? crippled beie hy a ticket unvwutlr. if
our |i?rty and It? eau?e. It out ..f the tb-l.l, mul (irai.t
would ?arty tbe Htate hr a greai?_r m-jmlty thau at
(cave hitn four yeara ?go.
?ETTLKS THE l'ltl >II>r.NTIAI. COMTBST.
ttmrnm The WtPf-Ytrt lltmld tlndt
'l'lif rcrtitlt i-* y?'t in dotilit. although the
nui;. ..u..ii- ?H'iui t?. im un ii asui Coaetrvatlvt vote evi i
that of lbTu, ? Inn tin- Di'tuoi latic caudbtate for At torne* -
tieueral wa? elected in m-nily 5,000 majority. It ?e?'tu?
laeradlblc ttiat the Admlnutrution Ht-putillcH.ua can kav?
an ti? i ? d defeat lu a Htate wbn _ every ??lvantaire wa? on
Uielr ?ide; where they buve c-uc.ntrsted nlnantn'
r-aniia to Innire nu. i,-?, where tliey have held mai?? 1
tien i\.-r ?in..- lli?- el.-, of the war. with a ?liiifle excep?
tion, var) inn from ..uou to ..,000. If thl? ?hould provr to
Ik- the c?-e It will uo doubt be regarded generally??
settling tbe I'reeideutlal couteat. Indeed, the ftepunh
cau?. hy the vigor and bitterneaauf their vauvaa?, have
?iguidid their conviction that a defeat In North Caro?
lina at thi? i i'l,?- would render their ultimate ?ucee??
iioim le??. It I? iHM-aitile l hat ?II i? not yet lo?l. hut that tbe
liiigeiii'giiie?itintie? may,after all.give North Car?ibnato
the Kr pub-Han?. It will be or utile value to Ibout nuw,
for tho people will fee] that it Is a black victory, due to
ignoranee and prejudice ami not to reason, und won, it
may l?e, by fraud and not by t l?gitim?t? vote.
A WKT Itf.ANKRT Poll TIIK OIIAVT PARTY.
*Vn?4 ni,twi-,irHri?M(/??|
Tho disput?nos iiieivcii from thin St?,M
le.llo II,) rui.111 t.liliiulit Huh ., r.a.|lleIlUe.Ut tu. un Oil VBd
iiilileved yesterday ovei the, Grant Administration.
The retorna nhow linndxmn,' isetnoeratlc gain? In all tl.o
election dtatrlct* yet heard from, and a? these are di?
tii.tsiii which the negro voU' exists in iMgaaat?M
Itrengtb, Bad where the Administration orators have
been most active, the news Is likely to bo letter and
lutter us the mine distant and le?a populous parts of the
Mate uro heard Irom. The i.'init par,y i? beotOB in ifs
OWO stroug holds, and the remaining returns, whn h will
becoming In ior the antatet three or four days, will
swell the greattmiiiipli over tho Admlnl-tiatlou wl,i< h
K already assured. Wen,old bate afforded to lose tins
State, bat tho (?rant paity could not. They have ac
ciiiinifiy everted IheaaaelVaa to theataaaat. This sur
prising remue of North I'srnliua from the clutcin lot
the Administration virtually decide? tho Presidential
ii.iit, at. ft will fall like an en, ruions, dripping Vet
blanket on the whole body of Cram's supportent, extln
gun-lnng their? confidence and sending a cold shiver to
the extremities of the Bartr. PeBaie the niontli end? the
Ri'piinlie.-tii deaerti-i? will bo ntimbcrcd by hundred? of
thousands.
10HEWN SEWS.
FRANCE.
TIIK AITIIINTK ITY Of TIIK I.IVIN' -TONi: I.ET
Tl-.K.S 001/DTK D.
Pabis, Friday, Aug. 2,1871.
Le Tcmjt*. is inclined to doubt tho authenti?
city of the Livingstone letter? published by Mr. Stanley.
It quotes the opinion of the (Jernian geographer Kiepert,
wbo discovers various geographical blunder? lu the
letters. He think? that purt of the narrativo wa? in?
vented tiy Mr. Stanley, ami beata the whole 1? valueles?,
ami hints that It Is possible that Stanley never ?aw Ur.
Living? tone.
MEXICO.
a ttmnuL Amrttn pboclaimto?a nw
EMOTION TOW PUHDIM1 ? ?lit >KU i.I >?DKFKX
DAIIONs i,\ IHK HtnVIIKK.
Matamoros, Aug. 1.?The military authori?
ties to-day announced that a general amnei-ty had lieen
proclaimed, embracing all persons engaged In the recent
revolution, and restoring them to civil and political
rights. Congres? ha? ordered a general election for
President of tho Republic, to occur shortly. ? Tho Col?
lector of Customs at this port has issued an official notice
of ttio aatension of thd old t.irltt 00 the frontier _ tun, s
of peine, and lapwing higher duties. The whole coun?
try i-.|,ii,t. The Insurgent? are taring ,l.,?n their arms
.'in.I submitting to the ??ovei-uiiient, which Is extending
all l'tiitv in order to HSniire perfect peace. Dispatches
received here rtpdtt the interior as ipn, t.
BiiOWNSviLi.F., Aug. 1.?Tho ?vidence taken to _av be?
fore the Frontier Commission ou Depredation? implicates
(,,n. Ciiiilna iu asi-lsting thieve? lu blinking the herd-1 af
st.'li u c.title over the Rio < ?ran,le, and feeding his troops
ou tho meut, soiling the- hubs for hi? own benefit, ?tud
eMahllehlng that M Mlle* at the most feitilo country In
Ti us, opposite the camp ol the Kickapoo iudiaus, n
an teftled on account of the insecurity ,, r life ami prop?
erty from the raids of Indian?, headed by Mexicans.
FATAL ACCIDENTS.
A ni?AKKMAN CRUSHED?A S.Ul.oK KM.I.I.IL
BotfOV, Aug. 2.?The hoily o? Fi-unk lie*
Nally of Ninth Cambridge, a brukeman on tho Boston
ami Maine Railroad, was fourni lying ou the track of tho
Fitehbiirg Haliroad, near I'm tor'? atutlon, this luornliig,
in a terribly mutilated Condition. James Morry, baiOBga
ing to the crew of the sehoouer Montebello, was killed
If afternoon, by falling from the masthead.
VICTIMS Off TIIK LOCOMOTIVE.
I'lioviDKNCK, It. I., Aug. 2.?In \Y< ion socket,
ill M BMW Blag. Attxendet Baraapaaef Maataloaa drota
his horse on tlie I atildad track, when the animal stopjied,
nnd the train from Worcester struck the team, killing the
man and hors.', and ?buttering tyio carriage.
Al.It.4Nr, Aug. a.?Hoincr li."until was killed ftt Brewer
inn erotttag,atatOhttttaaogo, today, by eagtat go,
148. Kn -1nei r Beard and I woman wero badly Injured
at the same time. Tlie woman's name was not obtained.
KILLED BT A FALLING RAX.
Lowr.1.1., Aug. 2.?Nt lu uiiith BwCfttt, while
einp'.oji ii ;n the toiihiruitioii of a mill, WM loataatly
killed thla af:. moon bv a falling bean,.
BB2AJUKOOV a (ANAL TT??Ji aat.BBll DAMAGE.
Si'itiNi.i ii.i.i), Mass., Auj,'. 2.?The wall of
tin: DBfBM I.onoI Caii.il at ilolyoko gave way early this
morning, between the two head-gntea at the now Massa
s..It pap.t mill. A raging flood poured through the
bleach, carrylug evet> thing bef..ro it for a distance of
'M> feet, ami empt , mg itself into the eccoud level of tho
.anal. A messenger wss Immediately despatched to tho
main gates at the ,1am, ami they were closed aa speedily
,;:,?, the water gradually subsiding. The sight
re,,tied wa? one of wreck nnd ruiu. About 60
net of the htaty Maat aaaalatafl was demoiisheii,
and a hole M MM wide and from 30 to 60 feet deep, was
utewed along the norih side of tl | MtaaaaeM mill to the
i noil, fht l.iige BadarajOOOd "jail nice," constructed
of bru k. B as torn to fragments, the "penstock" wa?
batana anara m tha cent? tad the wails af lha miu were
undermined for e eondMernbld distance. Had it not
toi the prompt eroelng of the gate* al tha ,i.,nj, tho
mill itaoit would hare i? en ?*epl away. The dan
the property In Ih* rlelntty is eathnated al about |3s,000.
Several hundred met and t. am. are at work making
repair? which, it is honest, will enable the mills to start
., Tim - lay next.
PBBtffDBHT i.i:\NT AT WATERToW V.
\V\ri.UT,,wN, N. V., Aiii:. 0.?President Grant
and his p.ntv M-it- ?! tins placa today, Tho Ttaalflaul
sp. k.- ?j /?:iuw i to tic Bdjefla who ajad?atad M nativa
l.iiii : - t
Aller an abatate of more than 20 years I fail to reeog
Biaa a Mag)? one ,,f all the hraee i now see betota bm aa
familiar to me then. Your city has altered \erv mucli
indeed atnee l la-t saw it. At that time i was ? iMnten*
ant ?tatioiied al Baehett'a Harbor, which place I expect
t,. -, | before I return.
Senator Con kiln c also spoke aa follow? :
If I had a thousand ton es ami each von I trumpet
tniigued, I could not ezpt_M to ton my satisfaction at
beiioldlng thi- i aal a ?-. mi,l?ge i on,,- lui! to-day to we I
, ,,uie tbe President of ihe t'uitc.i Stated, Becoaaa beta
on m. political errand. The Pr?sid?e! is not a man f.,i
making speeches. He Is a man of word?: but thaw
words are deeds?do, ,I-Mi.it wi.l lue as long as the hi
t.iry of our country. The proprtetle? of the evocation pr
hlt.lt me from making aiiv extendedremaiks, ami I lha
therefore, only repeal how Mtla?ad I urn 10 see you 1..
toda). J_
Favorable reports from tiii: C-DROTB
Sr. Loi i? Au*,'. 2.-A Idler fioiu Hobt
CaasphaU of thla etlgvo aaagBber at the IadlaaOaaaa
alun, bas been received here, with Information from ff
MB to July 24. Mr. Bcedo of tho Central Supei
aaadaaay? who had baaa la tha tTtotlta aad flhagM
agi n, les, reports encouragingly of tho condition i
Indian mutter-? m that section. All of the Chey? nt
tribe, except a few old men ami women, and tho en*i
trilie of Arrapa hoes, wore In, and expressed deiernilu
tion to ki, ii the pedCd aud to attend the V.'achlta ooiri.
Nothing has been heard from Ihe KioWas, but thej ..
expected to be present also.
-
THE KH.rATRICK LIHEL SUIT.
l?Ai.i K.il, X. ('., Aug. 2.?Dette tin- BCMCJ 0
New VoDk has arrived here, having been sentdown by Th
Sete-Tork Time? to work up Oen. Kilpatnck's record f.
uso lu the pending suit for 111*1 reteiitly inttitnted I
the latter against Mr. Lsjul? J. Jenulng? tho editor,
that Journal._
ANOTHER IN3ANK ABYLUM VICTIM RELEABEb
Hi Ki.iNoroN, Vt., Aug. 2.?A hearini? WM
bad to day before Judge Smaller, of the United States
Diatrlct Court. In the habeas corpus caao of Col. J. A.
Stockton of Pittsburgh, Penn., who recently escaped
from the Vermont Insane A?ylum, after a confinement of
th, oe reara. After a full hearing he was adjudged ?ano
and discharged. _
PERBONAE-BY TILEORAPH.
_Miss Ague? Ethel, the American actrea?, ?ailed
???trnlir Irua ll??rr, fur 5rw Turk.
_K_-(?ov. Tlioina?, the newly appointesl Arnerl
faa aiBt?l?r U rtm, arrl.?,! at l'allao. oa Iba ateaiaf of U? M at
Mf, aatl urvtMilail oa th? Ivllowlaf dar I? Ida CaoilvL
TELEGRAPHIC NOTI?.
....The Uttal number of emigranU who sailed
Ir.? i.,?, rpuul lur ?aici'.ca darlag Jal/ waa 11, a?.
.. ..Anderson, the allegeil forger on the Bank of
Britiah North Amone*, ?u takes to ?ataaaak ,?i?r_?.
...Comniitaioner Wavreha? hold the Wilsons, at
Sa??aaah BN ?lolatlaa of Um Ka'lbrwiatBl Act, >? t?,W> UU ?ack fol
apirraxaae? txfor* Ika l'aitail ?tat? t'oart.
_John (niftuev. chargtMl with th? munler of
IViirk Kab?? au 7. waa rou.i.Ual la t_ Suuanur ('?art at Baial?,
?aalalda?, "f toarUr la lb? Irai ?*fn*. H? will ? aaalwMad W da?.
....Tbelinuid .National Kiyoaition of IVru was
laf.,ra-lli ?larucil al lama. ? lb? l?l*f J'lf. kat woal4 ha li,aa??r?l^
|,f \AA 1'iaalJrBl H?Bu, tk? aafcl??c?a?J ot Ik? aallwaal iaikoa?
Iraca at Per?.
OUK ORIENTAL W7E8T?
'iln: .jaiwni.m. in POSTO?
A BOABfi "1 1KADE HANQLET ?IMEUEsT
i BPI I.< IIBI IJY KAI.I'll WALDO BBUEBBOM ?
?/'i tu
i? i n ;.ci.:mi'ii t i rn TBfkM nki
B i.UC B. -Th? l'.?.stoii Ihiaid iif Tr
gave to Im eiiii-.i- tml-a-n, ai the Itevere ilouw
i afternoon oa? .f the ti nent eut. -italnoteuta ever give
; thi?ii(it?-i. a: t drlaah tin- _tatahttt t? thoEmi?
left their apnrtuicutn, an.), after being introduced in
j parlor? to a ilbtttngulabed company of Bout
, Befahlt men, l hey were eicorieii lo the ?n
dining hull, I'm ?nient A. II. I.ic?- ??ailing the w
wlLh ErubiisHa.b.r Iwakiiru on hin aim. Other mcuil
of the Eiiihaiany were attended by S-crvtary ffoulw
Judge Hoar, Kaluh Waldo Kmcimii, (iov. Waahliurn,
O. VV, Holmes, Mayor (>_stoQ. ami other?. Tin- uum
of person* i?n m Ml ?a* lniiit?-d to __??, ami tbe buU
the eonip-in-, was untie up of the-ol, ! in? u of the?
Tin re trete m iaataMfcM MNfl Ihi Jhpaatat
m flags ami ?.lower*, which ?ere provided
niMaunimer proftuion. T?? bill . f fare wa? priute?!
Japan?-??' ami American, and due deference to heath
tnm wa? ?.liown In the oniianlnn of tbe euHtomary invo
tlon. rreniib-nt Uice gave a grnceful welcome to tbe ?
tlnguUbed vlaltor? in opening tbe, after-dinner remar
I nod regarded the visit of thc?o gentlem.in of Japan a<
I r?cognition of the principle? which hive made Eure
end AiiiTi. a - up. c u,fly powerful among 'he count-let
ihn earth. "We welcome them," he -aid. "to bm
fniiiihar uci|U:iliit:ini e with our form of government,
our method a of a<luiiii.___aii. and to our doiiieatn
stitutuuis, habite, .m.i ?..n-..- . betaute at eaa>
hnt regard their vl?ll at In ataM mcaenr?
reeiproeal re.ponse to the kuuliv advaaeoo m??ie
our own Govemineut Just it) year? ago, under the au?
c.-s of Commodore PeiTJ " Iff I hi D proponed the heal
of the Tennoof Japan, - hieb w.i? drank with Jii'hn
MBB Iwakata than retpeoded, bit tdfrece hetaatrai
laied to the company by oao hie oeeretariee. lie Starti
thanked tie , ompanv, and iluoiigb th.-iu the wtiob- pi
pie of the Chit. 'I Stntee, for the kind mid courteoii? w
I come which they h id everywhere roeived, and hop
tor the ?'outiuii.'tui e of the friendly relation? w im ii i
;-'..! between hit ooaatrj tad the people of thu L'mi.
'?ii1''', ?-losing witi a complimentary allaelaa to Pre
dent (Iruiit, who, ?im the ohVuil representa! ive of Ame
i .i, had > ti' i.'led a welcome to the Kujhiuuiv.
?t-Judgc and Colin tor fintee!!, who h._g probah
do tie mor.- f. liking in beha'f. if the Pr?-?ldent than at
other man living, on ac uutit of hi? facile power
n.iikmg a ple.-vi.aiit apology fur the ino-t uuple___tu
thing?, w,is called up io pel form this dutv once more, an
succeeded a? usual, lie laid I timber of vrry go.
thiUK?, exprc-iiig a hope that if the Jap.mew? followed i
oui foi'tialcpn they would ?top slmif of n duciug Hi
tarta* ratee on tbe flxot ?lay of August. Be likened tb
Tenuo of Japan to Preddtal Orant, and by M??hre
reiinirkhf.iii ly earned bin applause, i-h ill I mention if
Am-, there are rumora thai even thl ? uqtteot da vote
of the i'r<--nil ut't w ill not longer woi .. .. ..i the Cualoui
h.ei.e -hrine.)
Th.- two ra?a tu s i.f theeveaiBCever, ?a. the beet
win- hy Ju.if-c llo.ii and Mr. Lui.-i^on.
n DOB BOABl N ki. ii.
Mn. I'm.-hum am. i.iMi i.mkn: It in the fein iiy n
oui n-latioti to nui- distinguished gue.-t- to-ntghr and tin
peat teaatif ahlafe tiny rtfatatat that with them wi
have at tt-hnaaat t.. tedia, [aaflaaat.] Ihaeaaai
?huh Mparatat Iheb teaaan? tad tan i-., ami long m.iy
it he, the l'a. itii (Lean. [Applall.se.] In Joining you ID
welcoming them to the hospitably nf oat mate, our cif.,
and our peopl?-, 1 feel dial we can bent Impies? upon
them tbo ngaid and NtpeCI which We f. i ,
for their nii.-Muii and III otyect by glvii,.
them simply (ah I unih-istntid is tho Intention nl
the Authoririe? and the Atooetattoa who welcome them
lo Bootoaj the fulleel opportualtj of examination and
laapectlon o? what we have t.. ?ee. I ii" not know that
our distinguished _;u?--f- are aw.ire that.deeplte tbe
little knowledge win, Il we hid of the 111 In lung p.ml. tin
n.iiiie of iheir country ha- I.e.-.une a v? i nacular in our
langnage. I looked It onl la Webeter*! Dictionary Jnii
before I left home. [Laughter.] I have if, a? fol
low?: "Japan, to ever with a thleBBaal M haul
brilliant ramlah." [Laughter.] That wat before we
knew anything bnt tut nuttlde of them [laughter ami
applaueej, and when we Know tt_ m much lee? than a a
do toaday anil hope to for tin- iut1ire. lint I m BE to ?ay
,o mu frnmis here thatl hope the receptloa of them
will not five tin m any oecaaloB for making aaimilar
word m th. Japan, ?*?? language of Aiim-ii. a. [I/lught< r )
!.. t t hem ?te u? not In a boattfttl, not in a pfatelyttng,
not in a valnglorlout ?pit it. Tht oaly thing la ear re
ligion whi.-ii we il.-lre now to mention for
tli.-irbeailii_-isth.it in?-. ?-pr which 1 trtint if f. und In
theii-s, " t,?..l ha? made ot one blood all tlie nailon? of
BMaWhe dwell upon the earth.'' [Applause.) If they
? .?it tm.t iu ear Metal o* political institution?, la oar
?i-booi.s aad college?, In our institutions of charity and
learning, in our m.uiiif.ictoiies and aoththopt, among
i ur meicliaut? and Ira.bis, aOMBg our farnn-r. or m II:
homei Ol nut people, mil thing Which they call look
upon with lut? lli'^.-iif interest, and from which they ran
derive na? ful luggettloaa we welcome them to th.- whole
lias of the privilege. [Apulauae.l Bui I ilenire for one t i
evpi. ia the conviction ih.it we In oat nun have lum-h t .
learn from tbeai at from other nation?, [apalaaiul and
a? an expression of Am.ri.au molest \ I would auk that
as they ?re leaving oBrehoKt m xi week the. may lake
with them tille si nt inn nt M lOpllcabll to them, that that
nation I- in the surest path M prOKree? and elevation
which the moat ? earl? -? > - u? own uefeiis and iim-r,
conatanUy and peraiatently eeeka to amead t...-uj, [Ap?
plauee which broke into ? beata i
MR. noBMOBt Hi i '':i.
Ia introdui-iug Balpa fTaataKaa re ?_, ^ti ,
to him BB one of the hrilliaiil minds whOBS BUM ha? ex
tended whtriiTar trrltrfiTr. tttTbbtt bM ttreagthat la
ti-Ui.et are known and u -pc< ti d. Mr. l.un rson nail, in
be. imiug, that lie had hardly anv fame, but ?till, he
mid, the great aetertt at thlt oeeaetoB, the interest? of
thl? eompeny might give valor to a greatei
coward _aaa myaitU. [Apflaaae.] i ihara with
tbit oompnny the ren|?-i t and Intereel with
which ther regard thlt Emnatey. It ;s full of roaaace
to us. Hither come t people ? ith whoa our hmtory ha?
beea little oceoptod.a people who have hid dea team
?elvee in their alow and private national growth. It i?
i.'i fear?, a? I understand, ?lace Kareo Polo saw on
the ihorea of the Teltow lea eae gr.-at island, aad
that Island was the three latead? of .Japan ?Niplinn
ami Yeeeo and Klaeeoo, Celumboe, it n-. ma,
took this I'o.it of Mam. pok ?, i,,
hfinrt?, and when he arrived at Cab i ht thought he had
nrrn.-datJapaa. He had mmm there,but be thowe?!
niaiikiiiiltlie un tona theii i i Japan, and Pretldaat till
more luiiini It. Not l think until lgM wat Comolodore
Perry tent bj Preeldenl Plilmore to make a treaty ?mi
Japaa. Bo?Iowwaethe progreet "f o.ir aequaiotanee
with tlu- u ilion wboee ?? pn lentativi a we greet toHtlahtl
There ii s..m. thin.' rer_ Interesting In the history of
iu al nation. I remember thai In my college tayooai
fu.f.-surta Oreek aeed to ball n- tlwayatablt reeorde
Of hiatOCy, "All tends to the ui>-t.-r.nu- K ml ;" ?ml H
slow was tins ptagrett thai only bow tha thraadi an
gathered up of relation between thefhrtheal laetaud
the llirlllestl West. The Inlllnll blla Itttlf every el;iii,.
on im. ine itogulai lelectlona whieh Itehawadlaai
pealing to America for itn galdaaoe ami atalataae? in
weatern civilization, the hrave and ample inanin i Iu
whlih it h i.- s- Il t its piipi'.n.iis joiiiig mili, toours? hii'.la
;.nd i oil.,; i and to learn ita artt, le a greet honor to n?
Wlldon und P. noble heart. There m humility here at
well a? ninbitlon.*
e I am very gla?l to be apprised bv a very i-nmp. t. al
crltlo In art that in certain arta there haa beea ae Mch
- uc.eet In other nations a? iu Japan. [ApptaBtB.] That
la tb" broatee, and n<>t eanr ?o, nut in
the artt of design, when applied to outllno
drawing?, are more masterly tbau are to In- foumt
in Europe or America, and 1 uav?- te nay that I think
the American government, the American Btattty,awee
great thanks to the enlightened policy of Prealdcnf
Plilmore, who iu i*_-_ _eut Couimodore Petty to that
country, u"d introduce.l a new thought into hi?
Bmbaaay.. Inetead "f sending t<> what im ?nppo?e<i a
comparatively foreign anil unrelated country, io ?ay the
.tant, to tbo civil nation??tu.tea.l of m in)in_ !n-.?U
iindruin-barrela.be teal the heal of our rlvillcati..u.
He sent the very tx-it Inetrumenti ami inveutlon? that
the country could command. He sent tfkt ?teamboat, he
sent the taleatepa, ht teat tat telecraph, h?- ?ein ?u
tlioKe Instrument? and mach?n, a wblel hid lately
attracted aad etreagtheaed West? rn dvllltatlaa. TliU
gift w?? gratefully and uohly nnhcd. and ln?fantly
uuder?tood and remade In that country. There
is ?ouie thing t?e#lde? art in Japau that la
interesting, namely. ? certain strength in tbe
. institution and charneter of tb?' Japaneae, which
?eemato have beea n reeled by maat of laatt taalBrnal
m hoiars who have honored our eoaatri. n.iun-ii, a eet
tain forte Of Bund Billed to religion which mark? tin .i
tl.'ility to their chief?. I uuder?t.ind that a man in
Japan Who tlmUthat he cannot raise tl:?- >.?ung man
whom bo li?? undeitaken to guard and atleinl
to on an equality with the on btel el the claee, ami
I above tho?? BhO are not bl? equils iu rank, be nufler? ?i
much pain that he cannot return to thai eoaatlJ, and be
I U drawn into a reaVilutlon that l? seli-???-rirlce, and he i
, prepared lor the ?ublde of him?. If rather than that hK
| fidelity to bl? chieftain ?hall fail- It i? a very remark.i
tile tr?it. W?1 don't undemtand It lu our loo?e, mercan
tlie, popular civilization (ipplaiiscj ; but It 1? a pro
dlgiou? power to tbo?? people Hint posne?? It.
Our friend? here, I am told, are more than other?
deeply uiteresN'il In education. Tbey have ln?ieed lion
ore?, me (I am ?pilte iiudc-ci vm_ of that bouori wllb in
?uine? in regard to that, au.l 1 winb I could help then,
wlah any of u? could. The be?t advice I can giw i -
them 1? to ?av that Iu the next week, in thin ? i |
I understand, 1? to be held a meeting of the Nation
Uoard of Edueatlou, In which, among other g.-utle.i .
and officer?, !? Mr. Harri? of 81. Loui?, In Missouri, w h
1? tbe head there of city education, and I? beside (be i
itor ot the only journal of ?peeuUttve philosophy Ml
in thi? country. He I* a very learned mau, and,
able, a? I under_t?nd In thl? partlcu'ar ?ubject efetlui
tlon. I should wikIi my friends to ttehah-ta_e>_ii
anee, a? I doubt not he would he very glad to ma
their?. 1 dou't Bnow any person that couhladvlee t.a.
better on the ?ubject.
Mr. Boutwell wae called up afterward, although at
until the company had heard from Oliver Wemlc.
Holme? an original poem, which wa? quite a? brillu.r
aa any of hi? prevlou? effor? of tbe sort, but 1 cannot
allow the telegraph to distort tt. Our dear Beerctan .
whose hand? are ?o tightly cUuped on t..
Treasury gold bag? that he cannot let go to ?hate
haud? " over the bloody cliaaiu," made a falrtv good
?peecb emlrodytu? ?ome mild and safe ?iMtom whieh the
i oiupauy thought ?ell of.

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