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NEW-YORK. THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1868.? TEN PAGES.
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BEAl
Nonquit. M . ' ? - I * el i!:-r Wil-nn I
t-er* at IO o'clock ihls nomi: c with Ike cti'ii In
which tiie hedy ol General Bhei dan wi
and perfe'i-m'-'l ike Banal undertaklni nftleei The
appearance- af ll - lind chango,
ti.e v.nik of enbahnli u tefleeUng (treal emin upon the
skin ai thc anietlalwi T_e Betta la a fun eBlpi.c
. tatar, ll la antutaen Ineh - wldi
with tlicdim-st iui|iiiri',.l broad) loth l mb r |
of tbe panel and ai Bm inp ls a la iii cul.
lt ls heavily draped with kfaadclO-k iivuii.i'il willi
black fringe. Ike entire drapery l> cl.-v.-ti laehn
deep aid sets oft the casket very i?IT<*.-ilvi*ly. It i.a*
been Uecl.lcd not ro use silv.-r bandi:--, bnl Instead -i\
massive lia.ndl.-s finished in p.Iil han* beni aub*
tuted, thc Lars nf whi -h are covcrcl with plush.
I'pon tl.c Instep- thc collin ls lined witt* lin* eiram
satin, thc -*..;e< being honey combed.
Thia aile moan lam Pnn nnenata-lvn li-oketi epoe
tho (lend her.) as he lay In his co'lit:. Tl'- fa'-; ittU
bore rhe poi,;.- Bfe-Bke rsgn-eton. Ena. alloa bad
not tou.ln.l ms well re laded lentnne. ill- a!lf cray
bs:r was bmshed caret illy a- be alway! won IL A
l>eat?*fu;. Mulct, contented look wn iprend over bli
lace. Ile looked th- leader that ie- wa- one wbo bad
done hi- wiiii. nobly, arltk nUafMtloa to hlmsell ami
1,1s connlry. Across Ike collin ni laid Ihe iword
which thc General ean*h*d daring the ww of the l>
bciliiui'- Ob Um ifakhard the anani ol the battto. In
which he had taken plainly discernible
even l:i the dim litfiit .<f Hie Closed roon.
The yellow -a-h whlcii i,.* won a
thc collin one end bani down HU ii
almost t< The Qeneral'i Hack
chapeau with ite nold rosette abo mted on I
The many a:n:y i . .- - whieh lt wa- customary
for (lenci al Sheridan to w**ar when alive were nol
seen on hi- I > - rrpoaed In Iii- collin.
Hm hours bang ). a\ iv until ii.e s
tear:- . tbe Net Bedford
Cranil Ami p - - ead ? i .
arout. . i*e.*n* ami ll.I it: fo
wharf. It WM 4 *_'.. p. BL v!>e:i tin- li at wa- Uthdt
I The baggage i u Um wharf . | pm on
board am! - *: Arnold A. Band, ra
Iha Loyal Legion 'ef Massachusetts, accompanied bj
Commander* .lame- W, Hervey, of i*.-: IBO; Oeorgi
I' Otford of r-i-t 1 . T. P.shel, of Pie,l
ill of Bow-Bedford, went np the road fi i
wharf to the Sheridan '?-?aril T.
wilson ami Benn P* wilma, Ihe anderta
ebaraja, Jba eomi ttes I tagen who
a-i'eimpany Hm body ;.. Ike city i.a,; |
ti.- veranda of 'karin P. Bonnd'a cottage, and !hej
next passe,] ti w;, ;:,,- road to ti.* Sheridan cottage.
When ii,- Grand Arno atai iched the bonn
they wen* met hy Colonel kell,,_-p. a:*,l eitel
conference the tiler and Iii bearer! were brough) up
Almo.-* every .?
t!:? | ;u/a. Standing a out ll la* n fcs-twnn tbi
roTtape- and the te.-a* bi - ral newspeyi
A little croup had gathe;r(l apon i iie Be
Rocks, and was wetehlng from thal point ol view.
Thc artl-t* of tha ptetorlel pren wen buiy sh,-:* bing
the scene from thc tongn uni. Tin- chUdmn of Gen
eral Sheridan -pound on! of one of the Upper windows
watching th- (,ra-.'l Anny nen corni and ga Thl
coffin was nvenaUy plac, d upon the tiler. Then thc
old soldier- lifted the Mai apoa tb b
the ?(>i--nii pro neb ai pas-e i ti* .vt, over tb
Ike tioat. the font fall*, nial..:*.'- no ie yield?
ing turf. All was eOence ead end oppressive.
Tho coffin wa* Billowed by Ci lonel M. '? -
Mpfoctlag Mrs. Sheridan. Little phil walked by bb
mottler's lida, Nev; fallowed the wll
?Sheridan, wtth little Marx. Shin Urban followed
ncxt. fading Inne, an "f the twine, while Blatei
Ju.-tinlan was Immediately behind, with Louise, flu
of?er r*-?n. T**en cam* tttn p ,-.-.*? r-n-ss atid the women
miaatt, and i lionels ivi:**;: and Binn! end Dr*,
esra, Klie: . md Cb rk i:
2>owii the lonP* v.: . the two linn of memberi
of thc Loyal Lecion at opt n OrdM
non. In thl- li!--, ii'--'', were Colonel Morgan Botch,
of the -tiff of Gnvemn Ame-, of Ma--..
.entlng tin- ' ie well n I
fold; isaac ii. Tompkins, J-.-., pnsldeni of tbe Sew
i the leading
Nonquit. Colonel Sheridan indM
Llunt, Dr Matthews, the Stolen -. , I - mn >?' the sci
vants pass--. The b dj wm neil ta!-.e:i
aboard, follow..; ly the mea
The National cm
the awefd, bell aa I cha] * on top.
wa* placet] In th- aft.
mail held the d . lon.
The atari fr',m the I. : ?? hi
o'clock, and at twenty mil
her wharf. If the proeoeelon wa
was sadder. Colonel and M with the ehll
di-en and the servants, were buddied tog
I on thc wkarl liciiv an eye whleta nw the
gyeelarle was tin-. Lime Phll'i iii* ai
to quiver, and he pave way tn bli penl up emotions
and brok** out erring. Tbe whnls ol the '?'
s.'tt turned, ead tne l*odj of I fl Nonanll lor
?
-i-i Sheridan's wife rcmaln-d af Nonquit with
the children. Clerk A. Roerbarh has been detailed to
remain at the cottage * o lon el and Mrs. i
who were intending to po ? .
sa of little .lulia Kel! .gg, ?
hem attn :.* .1 with a sudden though not lerioui :ii
ness.
fha train which Is lo convey the party lo Washing
tor. arrived at New Redford thto ll con
?.???->: of rhrc-e Pullman cnn Tl - I
sylvan.'*. Hm ptiv.-x.- ear of Vlee-Preildenl 1
UM -lceplnij c?r Leen, av! the d
Mrs. _hei-.; ,* ,* * IU occupy the
private c?r. The si.-.-; r eon! I ? berthe,
enid wi.I afford a- ? ) party, Thc
Betall of Reg'iiai ii occupy ti.e
pa_?env*er deiia:tmei:t of ihe combination ca.*
M.-**. Sheridan wn tendered Ibe uce of ieveml rr1
vate BaR-Bgn te eoi rey bi r fn>m the cottage to the
wharf, bu' t * - ?:,-?.
'.lionel td. V. Sheridan whet; asked what General
BherMan*! dying woi li wen
i ? s. but she w;il ni i allow thea to be given ie- the
public."
np additional mmaagn eef eondolenn received
at Um eottaga are the following:
?"'ane* i 1; . \\ . 1 , .\'ip*;st t.
To c.ionei \j. \ *?i erldan
th.- Imnonll llltj ol -? .* Waahlngton
'.n t.ine prevents ? .L- Mrs Shel Iden - touch
rltatlofl to I * ? h. I LenereJ gi eiidnn li
laid i.
hour. WILLIAM .1 VOLE MER.
Adj ? . !'. pai*tin<*nt ni
Caae ral Votkmer v,.is en alde-dc-eamp rn Gi tra!
Fher.dan's naif
_._... f;'''' md, n. v.. .*? i - -
Tn Mn r d -
ne it,-,-,,, , | Ml.s
*
l-tary prvparati,,' ?
WXIJJAM l, v. lill*:
^ng. a.-Ti..* i
ado;
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ii ur- .l.-,'U .-: --el B<
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' '?? ? Ai tha neetlng * the Exeentlve
rour' ' ? . .* -,.*..-.,, .,*
ii
-' i Beaib ..f Pi,.. *.
Anny
the dark days * Um ?_r Md ,.,.*.. t,, ,r,. ,-.,.. ., .
ItctHi:.
tu i < *| .< pori a
? te gin
i
lei-vice- -, _U r,,,,n-iT
fmttoBt, Ams l ai i i.*i,t.-ei', attended santiago!
the li
BWBteg, appiopi, ita I
dan's deetli was taken ,\ .*,,,, v .,/ gJLi nacl ntl
-l-flci-ei! k,*nf to ii
'in** anani and pa m, Ibi vlei ma
mande
*"rnd ? ? .-,-.- eppotetn a -I,inn,.'
wpr'S'iit un- lllinoi- Oomntand rj at the funeral
'ii ? Paton* Data Leagw and uk- i mon j^-asue
Club also vloptcd eulogl-u.* | . _\ pmontBUki
nmmitiees to attend tim funeral. Colonel Ke?i,,n
nen! comm u : ' by tit- c.. a. h., ha* |?s
? ? ? ,
? ?
THE MM.m Uti ESCORT AT THE FUNERAL
'*!. ..liiTi: [BBI I D BT GERI BAL BOROPXKLO
I .
? .1 gel ofleM arrived la
. ?: a spa lal ordn
. In regard ta the fnnerai nf General .- leridan, by whlcli
? nt the following Iroopi w ll eomp
i- Hiter} es. ort on thar occ:t.-ioii :
i. A I a*ta!lon of fool randal o' v.attcric
V 1st: i. ?_?,): a;. ;.,i, ;,,,,. n, , ?flllerr. Fort
e. Va.; Ban \ ; W and L Bid Artillery,
v .-. I. - . ? ,. !*.- i Batteries i* 0, *'i A;-tn*
l**i \. ? , ? ,
I Hoi ?? ,. i eil... i,, ,i,i Artillery.
2 The battalion of cavalry (Troopa lt. 4th. and R,
ie" Myer, Va., .Major i^mis ll.
*ei. commanding,
i-'?*? ' 'Air*. ? .id ArHUen, Wasiiiiipton,
1 l.' C., mu\ light i - .-,m Artillery, Fort Hamilton,
N. ..
Thc llpht srtlllery trot p? arc ordered to time their
1 departure fr, ni their loapeettvo posts so as to arrive
t in inMagtoa .?-. rniiay .Baning They will pm
* civxl to \A a?h!np*.ori Ilarracks. The cavalry battalion
v 'll i-cimr* at Wasliinpti.ii narracks on Saturday morn
j inp In time to take H.- place in the column for the
march to the church and cemetery Colonel Gfbeoa,
the commandant at Waahlngton barracks, ha
ordered n, have prepared a cateena ie convey Um body
( from ti*e railroad itatton t*> st. Matthew*! ch-reh. mui
from ti:'- church tn the cemetery. The commanding
officer at Foil Myer has been ordered to hsve a troop
* of cavalry at the railroad s<ati"n on Thursday to meet
| tin- body atid eacort it to St. Matthew's Church.
i'i,m* pewa on either aide of th.- centi-o eta_e of the
church have been removed ."ind a catafalque ls being
? dy wi'! r.-sr. Tin- Interior of
i the church .fi being dr-ijicd with emuming li ae
e. of the family the church
? "!'?- WO] be itafle ami the catholic cleriry of
] thc city will uri'i.- Lu the Gregorian chant at the be
glnnlng and eu.linc of ti.e mast. Th" choir of Hie
- t!fe mu=1c ol the ma*, without
. orrhntral ar -.iii,; ania ant
Dr. O'Reilly cnunted Colone] sheridan's office at
Kn | Headquarter! to-day. "Tiie details of 'he
tl-s iiiornlnc, '? me vet far fi-om
.- '1. The body will probably arriTe
1. re iee morrow end will be tak--ti Im
mediately to St. Matthew'! I lurch, where lt win
il -li" icrvlees take plan on Saturday morning
'i be l - gout io Baltimore I ?
witt* nie i ardine- tn regard '** Ihe eceleilesUcel
- connected wit! I do nol think
ii wll] be ii* we,! bj any on'- after it
? el *:rc' . i think liiat the coffin will be |
kept . loaed.j
kel Carlisle |;a* ap po In'ed toe fnllotrlnp p*-*.
icntel rn of the House upon tlie
j.eiiit i ongre*slonsJ i nmmitt<ee to a'teiei General Sheri
dan's funeral: Messrs. Hooker, of Mleslaslppl;
m of Michigan . Wheeler, of Alabama: flender
f Ultnoli; ,\ il Bert york; Grosvenor, of
and Meghann, of Nebraska,
"FROM GRAVEL0TT1 TO SEDAN "
POINTS EB TIIF. ABTICLI AVEITTLN FOR M~CBIB
NF.I'.'s" UV CLNERAL SHERIDAN.
In speekl i* of the article whlcli (Ieneral
sheridan amie recently for ?scribner's Magaalne,"
whi.ii i- to appear In Bovember. a repnaentalive of
!i;itic-. Scribner*** Bona, who ha*! carefully i-ca'i tba
-:i|,i
- It ls weil known that General Sheridan l--**)t care?
ful note, during the v Imi" of his Kuri,pean e.Aperl
"i.,-'?--. anti the article win be of an Intern! whleta
even the extraordinary elnuoutaaen lurroundlng lt
hardly l'*a'l the public to anticipate. Sher
i-liir."- position a- a non-combatant observer of a preat
wnr wu without pracedenl Invited ottclally to oc?
cupy :. .:i hoadqnarten, he watched the
; : of view ; an.I hil re
eeirnize-el pe e.;?,,,i, emong ;lie foremost military men of
'? opened lo bim Mat on of very unu-ual ln
wiili the remarkable group >.f men about bim?
pe'iaiiv ?> trek and Von Moltke. Thc
'? he pi\c- is as vivid as til- Utuatlon a i
Banal The article 1- written wita spirit and force, in
the concise and ur, ? I ut peculiarly cl-ar st.yl,*
wfilrfi s-Jerldan had In common .vlth (iran?, am! In
oat great n.,,,i..*-*. leaden. Bo one will
? int of thc operattone,
with l's ihrewd and Independent Judgments of forcn
he neither underestimated nor omitted to erlt
i all acknowledged him
? a? a master ol tris profession.
-Th'- persona] side of tlie article?hil reminiscences
, - i- also of extraordinary ln
. ? Bismarch talked to bim with remarkable
franki' . el 'I a fond ni .ny fact! about
incellor will i?- made public for ti*
time, h ? ml :? nee to sher.'lin. thal all bis ca ly
ambition! bad bm In the dlreetlon of a military Ufo,
may bave boen made aim to others; bul pi-obabiy not
his dec lan * Ufo with tendencies * all
Republlcei Ism,1 bul (hal his political Ufo had
r.ini to bcllei I ,* Gi many w.ts mi 'aaffl
advanced I
i- with characteristic stories of both Udn of
in k -from Ihe capital description of his Jumping
rrlagi * a pistol and c!*-a:*inp the
of thi village of Ci ? irteel moment
i. described with wnnderfnl vhidneu) when
mount d al ? igi of the defeated
? m. a-,'I 'aaluted the Emperor in a quick,
brus**jue way wiii-h seemed t" itarth hint.1
-Tl,is article don nol deal with thc military tech?
nicalities of ti,e- baillee, except for occasional sipn
ol very shrewd observation; but ls written upon a
Male, a' though the dramatic lone of what lie?
wa-, watching could not bul ni 'he better ol the
professional i-nini of view. This give* the
story, perhaps, li- greateal attraction, and certain
rn a remarkable atid unexpected power ol
u ord painting. ?
GENERAL SCHOFTELU GOES TO WAHHI5GT0K.
General Bchofleld l-fi Oosrereor'! Island ye
at :i \r m. ob iii- wai to Wnklngton to taite el
General Sheridan's funeral. Ht* explained what re
niaineti io be don- while on lils way on tb.- Govern?
ment launch to this rlty from UM Island He -aid that
t!:- pm ral tr-.i." wn M leave Bew Bedford Ini i
and would be ferried fruin I'ort Morrl* to Jersey City
on the Maryland
i.' n -ral BehofleM took the n :I0 train for Washington.
!!*? and ? small eseori win neeonpaay General Sheri
len'i bod] ta Bt Matthew'- Church. The >body win
I..- the-rr In siati* witta a gua:*.! of h. on duty. After
ide funeral nrvlen have taken plan In church, on
Saturday, the body win he taken to the Arlington
Cemetery by a brigade, constating of a regimen! of
and a battalion ol eavalrj a
etti l.e lin-el al tba grave. Il is to be a military
tentatloua, rory munta Uki
ol c. i; ; a. Hi dd. Jl would
. laetad In anord the dead
quest tah own put, felt that
I tbe mllltan ;
*., oul'l ie i lolatli .
'i'i" all over
miry to tn-*. . I ? tt uh
As the lauuch ?
' lt] of
i: - Genera - il-a:li wi,J
..,;,*."
:,, 'i ,? transl I of General She '
i.i , * waa a ki d 1 Kelli]
- ',. ll.'* I**!
. stating
* I eel. fol V,
H 'iee pm uylvenia Railroad
?
fu i trail
il Jeno] i ? ming.
li Ul .11.
SHERIDAN.
, bari i A. Dani ot Wan
lu ?? 'i bi K< Vorii Sun."
.
of General Bherida i, I will al-.. * *
Aftir I ? ? ' c ?
? i-eiat j sta
I ? , .- ? ugultlon lui eat i
m io to a Maj n i mueml In 'ii >
? the i *i.. i.. on " a
ld be nm in
.,., (torten till lay nea - * reek, i>. an
. . ? wi
Iha next morning ihe General took me on tool
end a wc wenl among t
imonu and
*,'i ever* bend, i m* everywhere itouca ?
uiBnlfeiUtloi - a mern lu Sbt * i
I h*'l .
.. , , . . .ill ini^e,! |
-i.-ili ever)
,,,, thc pu of Hm iii-" bul Ui* : ?
quito .liil'i'-.ii They seemed to regard him
: . be beU tvn lu, n Ui - on. an..
, M.Mie,-s are wont io regard their como i
nlng ? le'UI
il,,;",. ? . . . L.t. I. lu lr-.i'l'|.i.il li , - Il
uim: * ,- fiiis * Then men ama n,
nave a special effeetlon lor j?..*. iii'irti than i
,?.,** ama displace,i toward ai ? ion aa_aaa kyba!
la tu' rani og I
?* Will," *ald he, *** 1 think I can tell you. I always
flwlil in the front rmli n><__all I Waa tnmm aan eua.
vinced thal it wonld not go far aeonmandlng * em ral
to stay in th-. i*e,r of ii,* troops and carry on s battle
wit li papn ord.-rs, m thej do in the Arny ol Ufo
l-otonac. These men all knou thal where lt l!
hot.nt, there I am. ead thej likn lt, ami Um) is the
like ni'*."
"?Ve thins nioi-. General." I sad '-Arc you afraid,
or ,;,,n't you ean! Uha: i- the real truth about lt1"1
.' who 'ays h.- isn't afraid under fire."
he anwered, - is a liar. I am dsmue-i afrai
If I I,.H.,wed my own impulse i ihould *
out. li is all a question of the gown nf the mind
over itv* bod] ?
'JHF i:i:i> FLAG IN I'M: is.
.MOT AT THK FUNERAL <>f GENERAL EUDfcS
A CiiNriicT with TBOOPI IU Till* BOOLBTABD
VOf.TAIP.F.?riPTPKv PBBBOB8 ffOOBOBD??
BBXBT ROCBBFOBT RI8SBD ? BOMBI
TiinoAVN aNI> Iti.vni.vn:* KI I: I'D.
Paris. Aup. S.-The funeral of Oeneral F.nd**s. de
ca ( onimtinl*t. arho dropped dead while ad-lere-*fnp a
body of strikers on Sunday, took plan today. Fifty
thousand person* pafhered fn the streets adjacent to
the house of the decca-ed and thousands lined the
route to the cemetery, along which cavalry was sta?
tioned. The olhe- trOOpi helonplnp to the Paris e*r
rls.o were held within their barrack.* In t-eadlne** f?r
any emerpency. "n-uffln in the street* fhn.!.ph which
the procession passed was suspended and the alena
na t-i"-t d
Arnonp those who attended the funeral were Henry
Roebefort and I/mlse Alichel. Many flowen and
WI eal bl were placed upon the coffin. The proce;
slon accompanvlnp th? body was tranquil until the
Ilnulevard Voltaire wss reached. Ilei-e the mob
ch. ercd the Commune ind dlsplaved cd fla_.. A
.letachment of the (laid'* de Pan- chirped the crowd
and captured the flips. The flov-i-tini-nt ha-1 adopted
strict Benaan la suppress any outbreak, and Olden
were given to the police to use their arms If theft
lives were menaced. The p.oun?e tlc Travail wa?
el..sui by order of the eatborltin and was occupied
by a military Betaehnent
Fifteen tho-isami peiaOH marched In front "f the
hear*-" bearlnp the body. They wore bouquet! of IDd
immortelles M Barty, member of flie chamber of
DrpuUn, was present, and he and M. Roebefort wen
preeted with cheers ead . Inuit- M " Vite la ^?volu?
tion"" anil "Vive la Commune :** Tlie procession
: at 11 o'rio.-k. Th.- pall bennw wen MM
A'alllitiif, Ii* Franca!* and Arnold, members of the
Commune of 1 -Tl, and M. Oetyn. LoulM
marched after 'he hears-*, a brtpaiie of ?
tho pm. .---ion. Large badin Of workmen ated sf: lit
crs fellowed quietly. Th-- walters and halrdmnn
tn the line were noisier, and demanded thal the red
flap*, which were carr.'*ii covered, be unfurled. Th
- along Um nula shouted "Vtoe la Oonununel"
as the hearse passed. When fhe procenion ?
the Boulevard Voltaire thn*c red lags wen* unfurled
A eommlaaary if police ettenpttd to seize one, when
-oin.* one In the ei-owl lng a n* to Iv er at him. but
the bullet went wld1* of Ita mark. Another commis?
sary WM beater, with stick* M. Itocheforf was set
upon by an Anan-lii-t. who handled him Boverely.
The police wer*-* pu UBI foal before fhe mctiaelnr atti
tude of the mob. The pendarmes made a charge In
front of the Prince Bugrae barracks, eirlkliip In cvery
illroctlon with Hie butt ends of their muiketl They
aneeeeded In rel-a-lnc the police who had been sur?
rounded by the mob and raptured th- reg flat?*.
When the precession arrl-.-ci! at the Mair!* if 'he
r.i*-.???r-.th Arrondlsnment, a revolver was fired and
a bomb thn.wu close to the police station, but the
bomb did not explode. The teni VB force of police
left the station and charped upon the crowd with
drawn swonl*. wotindlnp and faklr.p Into custody
many persons. The pn>ce??ion continued on Ita way
I cemetery, bu' sr-cw smaller as lt advanced.
A BtUabW of omi loni wen dellrered S' the grave
amid eric* of "Vive ia Commune:" "Vive li revolu?
tion I"1 At the eon,-] i Jon of the orations t;,e pothering
dispersed. The police did not Oppon UM display of
red flap* inside ttl'* cemetery.
After tiie conclusion of the ceremonies at the wine
terv the person* composing the procession wp! ',r?-.
quietly. M. Koclicforf. who md- In an open car
rlape. *was In place* gr-efed with hoot* and erl*** of
"A ba* Rochelttrt "* and *'A ba* floulanper'** The
ronlllci on th" Etoulevato Vi.Hain* wa* rhe nio-.t seri?
ous event of the day. The riotinc lasted fifteen min?
utes. When tlc- crowd retreated before the charge
of the pendarmes they left their flaps and a number
ot funeral wreaths behind them on the pavement.
Fifteen persons were wounded and 'won'
wen. made. M. Rr-idey. secr-e'arv of thc 1** .*
Ibe suppression of UM n'glstn offices, WU! aire.ted on
a rharpe of Incitinp to rnunler and pill**".
?curred lui nlpht on the Boulevards P.elle.
A*ille and Rocbechouarl between poUn and itrfkan
Two cafes wen* sarlie-1 liv fhe mch. Ifl the melee
berofpolln and wal"*rs uren wounded. Many
- wn- W'.'inilet! b] tlie troops while eiearlr.e
triked near thi walde nee ol M
C'oequcl at Amiens Int night Fifty arroi **- i
I pelton* eng :--'! In the ntl
t Uteri ni Lyons threaten fl, strike uni. -
: M<esmer and .Uvet amalgamate bi d permit
theh employe! '" work in batches li. re.--.;, if a
strike occur- In Lyons ii win In all probe
to the glass-workers ol 1-arl* ariel the wi,, l,* ,,f i
BRITAIN'S DEFENCES AND IRELAND'S WOES
cabinet minibtebb dhu with tiif. lobb
mayor and talk politics.
London. Aug. 8.?The I>ml Mayor pave a banquet
at th" Mansion House this evening In honor of the
After thl bal quel speeches
were made, l/onl George Hamilton. First Loni of the
Admiralty, said that the old method of warfare on
Whicb tli'Ir inrcstnr* depended wi* unreliable. If
the country wa- to ff'*! a sense of security, lt would be
ny In the future to niain'aln the nav> nt i
high standard. Edward BtaahOBbi seen-tary of State
for \\ ar, said thai the Government was tr.,
utmost to Improve ail the defences of the country.
He boped the people would be a ronan! ta a iran of
Die oeeeaalty of national defence, and that they would
i.ut look backward.
Th*- Lord May"!'. In offering a tout to the health of
- iiMuiry. saiei thal the Oovernmenl did righi la
defep.iUng th<* unity of the Empire.
The Prime Mintier, replying, said that the Local
Govenunea! bill had solved the difficult problem
of bow t.' govera London without doinp injury in
valuate pilvllegn of the country. Thc bin decreased
tlie national .b-bt and Increased the national Credit,
pepanllnp Inland, Lord salisbury ?ald thai the
pn-at curse of that country was poverty. The Gos
erinn.'nt was al,le to do little to diminish p,,-.
to enrirh men. imf i* rou kl enable men, without Inter
fe renee, to enrich th.selves He mail
tlie lilah pnvernn*
the ''. rani y Bxereised by a . - r th- Iti-h
a:*,; thai ii bad Increaaed thi sanctlt] * '
tract-. Ut
tered foi i I
j would I."
d to th" country
?
PARNELL COMMISS1 IN BILL PASSED.
TBB Von 180 "M-i. lu m. TABES IB
upi v corni
London. Aup. ?*. -The- bill providing for a coi
sion io examine ufo liv "Thi
Tin Ur. Pa - memben of
l'aili.iiti'-tn
rote "f ISO ?? ? ,
in caning Mr. Sexton aei.ni
whether the commission would bi
i-kc Pollen,,- Genera
: - le ?
secret.
JEKYLL MANSFIELD HAS Nu RIVAL NOW
Illili: BABOMABB si'lm; ni.v CLOBE8 TBE
.'1-'- !! \ COM1Q1
London, Ang B Mr. Bead-tana has
performance ? f " Dr Ji 11] and * ' nt the
i * ?!!i!. The Iheatn - ? i sn idenly
\ J .NKEE FISHING DOA! JJEIZED
CAPTOB-CO BT A bOMIBIOB CRtnSEB BXAB BI
AKDBBW8, N li
Ottawa, ont-. Ang " A Yiiiik*e boat h.l* been
raptureil by a Oovernmenl emlen neai Bt Aadnws,
\ i: lt ii a Uonp-rtgged craft, ,.f (.frem f?,,t \,ra\.
The repeeti "f the seizure- I,*- not yet b< .-n rc- iv.-,l
b\ th>- 1" partment
811 amit: ASBOBB IB TIIF. POO.
London. Aug - **. denn fog prevails lt, fhe F.np
ll*t> Channa! The ifoaanr I Ity of ITankurg,
tot Loii'i'eei. laden witta eattle ai d nnd
lekant ?* u Btan Mni m-t evening Fifine al tha
?' *' Bafoonba, but a boat con
taint ng nven ot ?-? :? Bil ?
-?
DOM PEDRO sail-* !'? ik ROMS
Lisbon, Aug. n.-TUo BBlfBBH of Iiiaiii sailed from
thl* mut for ino rle Janeiro loder.
GEN. HOVEY FOB G jVKRNOK.
BBPTTBLICAN ACTION ix INDIANA.
900D WOBB "I' THF, BTATB COBTEBT-OM-A
?STP.oNi; TTCBBT PLACBS IN TBB FlF.i.l*.
1st ruMBAM to mr. TRini;vF,.1
lmll.ns-p.iiis, Aug. fi.-Th" Ib-publlcan P'ate Con- !
venilon plac.-d the following t.ckot In nominal ion here
to-dag:
I eruor-ALVIN P. HOVF.Y, of P-*ey (fountf.
tenant SovenMr?X?A J. CHASE, of Hendrick*
mty. , i
I - lf.A-_LF.S F.. GRIFFIN, of Ink*
? v.
A'lPti.r ,,f Bim I'.P.r'i I rArUl, of Orange i
Trmsuei JULXUB a. LZKCBS, sf v.
* - my.
Sui-rii.t. nd- nt of Public In*tri:et1on-nAR,VF.T
M La 1 "LLi-TTF. e.f r.'i'n- County. ,
Attorney 'I nant- LBWIg T. MICBKBEB, of Shel
?uiity.
, Begonia if .Supreme Court-JOHN GRIFFITHS, of
Marlon County.
Jud.-. *,' eh.- Supreme Cont?I_B District:. SILAS
, T. OOVP-ET, of riiurll: lld Dinrlrt, j.iifN r,
BBBBBBIRE, ot North Vernon; IVh District,
wii.Tr.ii "i.iis, of OataaMa cur.
It wa* seen that the Ighttag spirits of Indiana
Republicana, a* nlneed by the -fa'e reinvention to
I day, gives mwi encouraging assurance nf a victory
thl* fa!!. Throughout the prnreedtngl Ihe entlitisLvm
was ttimulluon snd altogether unprecedented In In
illana. a State that knows Binni at,out r."l=y |n
The atter.tlance wa-* the larpe-t ever known and then
wen- more men of promlii.it.ro ?Mugging seat* as
lin fihan have been seen In aitv previous as
semi.laire of the pa-tv worker*. A gratifying char
aetorfoUc al the prwaadlnci w.s the impartial deein
? ?* <*, \r_afn tt. do onlv that which would
most a-.-e;re,!lv promote the Intern!, of the party and
fr**1! * Um election. Il am thli rul?
ing desiri that canted the eonttnuaaee of the elanor
c.- , amiii! it" for Governor.bul when ii: el
and emphatic n?u ran cc was given that Mr. porter
hml Betomlnel nm la accept the nomication <
eotuil pf his pledges fo tither Caadldatn Who were
unwilling to retire fr.rn the contest for the honor, the
conv.-r,ti,,ti qnfokly ebon Lom among fhe nvallahle
ni-'.. Oeneral Efovey, the on.* thal the majority b-o
!i-ve,i would give to the parly ticket the gn
?tnagth, and ?* bi of ., me Ugntfleanee thnl he i- a
man who did not ai .*k the qi mlnatlon either per
*eiiial!y or Umugh friends.
THF. BBEETIBG TO nFN. harrison.
The mo*' ln?plr'::g and wonderful demonstration
of cnthtist-u.ni elurliip the __jf however, was ftc
pree'lnp that wn elven to (ieneral Harrison when
he wa*, brought before the Convention bv ex-.icci-es
tary K. W. Thompson and a eommlttoe that had been
i-i-'Pi--*. <! to invite him to honor th*- rn with
hi* preeenea. The eeeee was indescribable when
chairman Calkin* ma.le th- simple announcement,
" BBB Harrison.'' A.- th* 'ie:,eral pressed ins way
from the nar of rh,- platform to the position ?
the presiding ofBeer'i Beak, the cheering brok
and th.* deafonlng uproar continued ft,r Mveral mic
lites. ."very ont* of th- 5.(xX> men ami women !:. the
hall nise o, their feel and Joined fe th- el
all th" while waving flaps, handkerchiefs am! hats li?
the atr. as the noise i.f , v: *ie..-o,i *,-,,:,-,?, gradually
BUbeM-d (ietter-ai Harrison nidi
Mr. President sud SenUdaen <->f the Conven'ton When
I melved yonr bn :,*.- tot a bmbmbi
rot i ' lt thal -.list T*,u need could not tantra anv
lnd-*l|e-*cr, and is lt. offered nie (M onlv Opportunity I
shill have to look In th- face, nf mr Indiana Republican
- !i-*re assembled 1 could ne- lind I'. In mv h i- ti
deny nivs. if the pl-u?ure nf spending a moment In your
pro-t-nce (Applause.) This ???
- i BS I ' ' nets on the p-i-t e,f
r. v Beni hean friend! si Indtena. t** im* ?? your .???? ti lenei
? grateful ??, * - yous nnBdnn i
th* blxbeai smhltl?n I can -??? before me. (Appl
wanner nay befall me, i (ni -**ns ?t
Indiana have Browned BM _ii*l mad*-* nie f.,rover th-Ir
Baton lApoteun Bul I n you from thc
i*u-in'**s whi'-ii bn toawki na r. 're. (Orin of " Oe on.".
Bnah n bm * ?*-* U thli i- hi reeler! Mic sf America.
. I-f? wtll lr.flti, ii.-? the prosperity and
_? 1* a not-able his?
tor! til event.
av- hara to-day transpiring in thl* country two ether!
that are mr. tl -hi* f ?<-apor'
try, that great Bepublleaa and that great.
* , ir.-* Q Blaine, returns te hi* home. (Ap
iiljuv. AV-' ?ha!l not h- dlnnnlnted. I hope, In
h!- powerful m.i-e- in Indian! before UM cam
is old. (Applause.) Another scene attract* our
* ? ? lt; for whl> ini aire
tina your business here 'ee-dir, ? draped train I*
bearing fri.rr. the i*'.ae*-* >.f lil- ....num br tie- I
' his tatamnt ar AVa*h!ng*--n th? mortal ps
Phi llo ii Sheridan Fr*.m the* Connntton it *
we ?ent him cur greetii;-.** and earnest prayers for hi*
r**'.iratlon ; t.e-div wi u?,i:ni eur ton dead. V, u call**d
him then a fa- rte ch' ?'. and such I
j*,. w-. ? m great ntnmander! who, ai
neid of betti) - ' i *?? ?'? - ' ' wai
i;. ? j. ter bli country who
',- -ni of his tlr*t day'* fltrhr. ronvrnplate
ii i Ndupentfee f-r bli own com maud Di
I th! wine of victory, ind
ttl.en iii the di?re-r-i..n -f th- enemy *i-i"
confront-d him. [Creal sppUuie.] Tin* nllent *?n af
*:;.. rica [gn il ipplau* h.->- wrl
art -f war tha- wll* IMI (lil to lt;-'-u*f ant te
t seen again, other* wh)
-1!31 i ; * of ou- Hag. li | M Men
* ' BOW Mr. i
tl the h-at of thl! toll -ind the
i sanest *,? t. ?? th |
n.e. that I "hull clo*- ll. r-mark*. and bid you good
by? * I -
A* (.eneral Harrison reiln-'l fton the stage the
che?r* wer- resumed and Hie parting salute of Du*
Convention wn no foal IM than Itl grni
lng io the admired Bepublleaa i-a.-i.-r. Just baton
General Harri*..n's appearance befon* the Convention
the cnmmtttn on Uenluttoni reported the platform,
which li given below, preitniliia.-y U which wa- read
a tribute of respell te the memory of General sheri
ann, lo which Um Convention mm i's approval by
I delegate rising r" ehM feet
a reaolutloB ot ?* leoine' to Jann G. Blaine was
greeted with gnni applaun, .-mei on Uu
of the chairman was given piecedenM In Ute a :
..f the piatfe.rm. The Blaine welcouM *-?;!* a- foUows:
!-.. publican (Ind ' mven*
th! 1! ii ' ?
Th.- tnthusintld honors n*>w belna naid him by
:,;.. ,,' th- i ni'*-i s-.fe* in enaerl] aw*
l .erraal who baa i,?n? md under all etreum
- i an ABM-test- Mr. B
in porty har* ' - "I and
i to the I - s* ii repre
li.-ei, even it.*,re
? irthj W
? werful fir tha idvonc
rurtherei
- ? itlon in
?
ENTHCSIASTII
**? lien the .. t the nom
Inetiun of ci der of bttsl
.,*-. ii,,- .*- i and .-.ni?
lli..i : pealed |
(Hendi ol Mr. Po:ter. author*
;.:tli th U I ?
? *
'
li swn from before th ? eonvontlon
* the movpn mi i
? convention t K>k i re I i
_ If V
?ii re
tO Hie
?
over
? lllloll.
ami wh
announced tor bim. Iiofoi
?
i.e m.luu. ne .1 un tho I * rba mull of tha
, ? ' - I * '
S t*; Mai ,r .-' * Steele, ll- 1-3; In J.
li" ; Will i 'inn.-vk. IC
,i Ah ni I*. I: '
Before Ur- re-iiif "f ii- belli - ?a- nnrtalned tha
, . i,nulli-.? changer- cl
fr-un other candidates ta Bovey, ?n*i tinnily the nun
. ? -. a motion In behalf Bf
tbe other gentian na id been presented
? leader in Hil* ne.-.- mei
i ,, , i '
i ? imptlj i. -iard. d bj bi lng r-.,i,:. ta mli
iclamaili.ti.
i. ii og 'i ni'- BTABDABO iii. mills.
Hui.'*.' mei Chase %>? both pnpnl. Iha -eil
sgarstod n itnnj
..eu'riti iii,i'i s hom.- i* in I'o-.-v County, when ii
hut liw.l iht- gieate. purl of lin- -Iv, BVS yana "1 his
life. In Hie little, h. wa? atosnd Judii'- of Ihe au
1 ourl nf lli.lliliiA, on Un* 1 ..-iii...-iii'I.- ticket, toil
lelt. afb I lat lon with thai t.aefv en,le,I In InbA. When. Ul
an anti-slavery Irunocrat, ho was overwhelmingly un?
bated as a ciso-lielaic for CongmBB. Da was iimoig the
4 Du vt,:nnr. ,-r nUfon In the late war ami w_-s
rapidly pronto d for gallaal nrvfoe on Um laM, unUl
he i Beana a m.-ij,>i- general He wn fittingly ?
to In tbe ciinv iitlnti to,lav n " the John A. Lagan "f
Indiana.* With iln* exception of four >? i
ipent in Peru as i . I ted Bl ttn Mininer, undn -ton?
er*! iii-anf* Administration, he devoted htaMelf la
l.is law. practice and llterao work until two y<enn ego,
whoa be wn brough) oui as the Repu 1 i
for . ongrees in the 1st Distrtei of Indiana. Tha
Democratic majority at the preceding efoerioa wn
over 1..-1111, hu. (,eneral Hovel not only overcame
the (Mills, but ran so far ahead of his
tie kat that he came out of the light with a BM
loritj "t 1.:!(iu. His efforts in behalf of the Midlers
In the Interesl of whom he now h*s inverai hii|s pend
Ins in Congress, together with hi* reputation as a
vol,,meer warrior, have made him Immensely
popular among the veteran volunteers.
ira J. rhase. the nominee for Lleutennat-Oovernor
ls a ns'lie of Bockport, N. Y. Be. lon, is popular
anning 'he soldiers, end I' wn large!] on areuuni ul
thi- (sci thal Le was noTi 1 n?:e.!. n>* was ommandr
ot the Grand Army in Indiana until lest February.
Two rewa ago ss a candidate for < nngress in the Vth
DUtriet in- reduced Ihe inajoilty of C C. Matson, th
preaenl Democratic nominee for Governor, fro:u ijSOO
to aboil' :- .*
Ihe ticket was completed within! d'fflculfy.
THC DKrLARATlON OF PBUfOIK-flB.
T!;e platform " Indorses anr| iBllfln" UM action of the
Chicago CoamatlOB and plc.lg** th" electoral vu'.* of
Indiana to Harrison and Morton, (ieneral Harrl*nn. as
the National candidate, ls stropgly commended, and
after saying that "the National platform expresses
the filth of th? party upon National questions for the
ItopnbUeaaa of Indiana.? the recent crimes of the
Deeann!** party in th? State, Including th'* gerry?
mander by which more than one half of the people of
t!,e sta'e aTe shorn of their lust r!ghts_were denounced
In lui UDCertaln terms, iii- platform says arnon**
other thin. , :
Tba alleged ileetln of 1 United s*_,;e* Bannar wi* ie*
aampHMMd by fraud *n< f rc.-, py high-handed nargal n
of power, the overthrow sf eOBBUnttoael and legal form*,
the jetting a-lde of ihe retult* of a ni oar eieeti.m un'l UM
theft nf the prerogative* of duly Sleeted and qualified
?embers .if m LegMatan Tiiat stein Bneten
par- nf the | Admin!*! ration it, AA\i*hm -???m.
now In power by virtue of public crin cs and Ito nuillfle.v
tlnn of naaUtattoM and laws. The s.inrn revels
corruption, scoundrellsn anti outnn In UM conduct of the'
penl and beneveMal Instltui on of the srat.*, mad- *
Investigating commltt-e* nf rh- las', Legislature, an. e ,i -
actii 11 of ? DtametaUi Benian ami Dane
tntle, legislators, enforce the demand nf in enli-hi.'n-'l
public sen'lment that these great and sacred trusts be for?
ever MBMved fruit, partisan en tnt IV.* favor placlna
? ll public Institutions under a wisely conceived ind hon?
estly idmtolatend Clvfl Benin law.
A poid portion of the platform ls devoted to tba
labor, railway, free-school planks, and then if says:
We favor lecl-i.ition .-jon th'- prin-loie of local SpUsn.
The gratitude of a petriotlc pennie to the d'fenders of
the Inion cannot li* SMBSUWd by motier. AVe will not
consent thu my Cnion soldier or sailor or his widow et
orphan* shall b* lta|milfined or embarriMId beeauie of
th- refusal of lilieral provisions hv th- flsniUBMnl or
technical requirement* of lsw or administration In lOeurll.c
reeognltln of their .'ust claims. Proof of .rn tonenMa
dlschaig') and of extsring disability ought and must !>*
dreir.ed sufficient showing to warrant the award of a pen?
sion.
The rapid utlllraUon of natural ga* has grea'lT stimu?
lated tli- lii_,.-t:i_l interests of the- common weil th. sad
rendered more essential the coii'lnuanc- of thal eoenonll
rystem under which our msrvcllju ad 1- ban
mad-.
I1' uiocratlc fl:ib?i?*e:fnp in the National H.-use of
Bi p -?-?i.i.'.tive. pnnntad tbe return ia -.ii- Treen
the Stat" of Indiana of the .um of B8M.873 -'13, the 'u*!icej
nf which claim 1 galnsr, th'- fl WM isl iL)*.-.-rriia.iit hi
oBtotaUy aeknewledgad ird lu lepajbmbi mo-rided for.
Like ho.til- DesssenUe action has ai*u pravental th- r
turn t., mir -State* Treasury ,,f *1o?,'.i7'- 41. Ilanunl an'l ln
i> mal on war loan*, bord* 1 midi iud BeeesMiy to emly
and maintain Ike - i. rs who we-nt out under
UM ll -' ci.ll for troop. 11, :
The services of our Republicen members of UM Nv; n ll
linus-' ut BepnenieUvea m*."*:? our BmtnllBed a, 1
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS ASSEKBI-E,
A LABOE AND ENTHUSIASTIC COBTEBTIOB?
OOTXBBOB LOCK TO BE BEBOMIBAT
__etr;>lt, Aug. 8 (Spcc;ali -The BepubUen* state Con
vcntioii tins altoi-Mea Barned BaeM tn argaalal
wnrfc Every county in the state is represented, and
nearly all the* delegations ar* Blind. -V striking I
of the repreientallon 1- t.'.'- iariie number of d-*ie
parcs who roted for Harrison and Tyler In 1840.
Lenawn ' aunty'! en'ln* delegation ls composed of the
veteran of 1840. This happy mlztan of rhe young and
old BapnbHeanlan o! tiie sta*c engender! an eathnlaam
really remarkable, and all then DMD COOM With
eh"e:-tng intelligence. They s*vy th-re never Wi- a
time when Michigan Republican* were mon har
inoiilnu., bettor organised and -*, >'.ls-*-* for th- frai?
ls at pri'son'. in th** Iron-producing Upper Peninsula
Democrat! as weil as Koput'i;* ???-;'.-.- in the
resolution tliat everything shall be lone lo pul a ctMCk
upon the free tra,l* f tey, and they
think nothing will do lr so effectually ai tba majority
,,f 5,000 or 8,1 00 iii il they are determined to nnd
to Laming the night of November ?;. Ali patts of tbe
reports thar increased majorities ead rotes
may be expntod from them, and a careful i-ar.vi*. of
ISlonal situation ShOWl thar tbe proon! Re?
publican illsti-ie-ts will be firmly h-ld. and thar there
li -very renou to beUeve thar ar lent th.-? u.n be w
ti,,ui rLe Democrata.
Major C. W. Atkins was chosen temporary chair*
man of the convention today, and h" mail- a
speech, (ieneral Alger was called upon and delivered
uno of hi. happy characteristic addnsns trhleb
1 rhe enthiislasm of the convention to
cheering pitch. Th<*n when the nsnnl eommltten
were chosen the convention adjourned until ti BMROW.
To-night a grear ratlflcatlou meeting wei hell at the
Detroit Rink, whfoh called out an audience of nearly
',....*) per-..!'.-. All through the speeches appian.
ami Cheering were almost Incessant. Governor Luce,
General Alger, Colonel Atkinson, Boberl E l .
i Diane] DufBeld, C. K. Bola, W, Q. Alwood and many
others delivered short speeches. Then "'.-re* no long
a^ldresses T!ie> nrmost eUthtMtaam greeted every
mention of fhe names of Harrison an-! Mi
The convention to-monow win renominate Governor
Luce by acclamation ami the others of the present
-tao* oflfoen, ezeept th,* Attorney '.eneral and a mem?
ber of the --tate Hoard of Education, will undoub
receive renominations, (.oveinor Luce hu- earned bia
re -le.-tl,jp. by his conservative, bttStnesa-Uke A*lmln
iMtration, whieh kn bnn popular among all <-',? i
.ef tba people, npwially amoi g the farming das*,. , |
winch th- Govern* ll a member, Ms majority .
will, beyond quesUon, largely exceed Ca: of twi .
ego Michigan, from ,
? d tl..- vim for Ihe Kai ti Ucl aexl Bovember.
0TF08LXQ CHIEF ARTETTB'S BEELBCTTOR.
Chic rial). Tl *? National '
tlon of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
win ire?t nt Richmond, \':t.. In Octobw, anti th.*
v, eetei il thal 'he meeting wm t a
ly one. It ls i ... v. m
ong effort to oust Chief Arthur. 'The
to Arthur ha- become i irj
en enpuii-er to-day, I
\riien the convention Binti ll wlU be found thal tbe
Wnten - ithern delegatn win l.ppoaed lo
in, and will be fol -
snd Mexican members .here hi
againat Urth ur In the Wnt and fi ?? Imo,
but || . . -. 'OJ Milk-.
i fool vi I him ;
,,f bim
t
? *f mi *.*. ,
!? enough, aud ti* ii be ell 18 a
. io gel the beet of bim."
rflB qvam -i
Phila-i ipi la, Aug
I ul expenn
?,' D i
gi -.:," 5,BB7 I- IM- ls j'l.i'.Hi.iXK) In BOH
jcii'i- exp
?-*
fr,/.-. OEBODOBB BCBLtET.
Newport, ll. L. Aag. - i i.nnint'l--r?- \V A-tiley,
Chief "f th'* Ciiit-'1 ;,f Bgnlpneni an.'.
Recruiting, is .inp.- in al his home Mata, He ** i i
Meted to ie- ??* Hi" naval training station
.ii Monday ? Tueaday, bm lu* bna anana ?
i | i LOW WEI BE iv ?< i' (SOI I ELLS
m, Anu - Burgeon i.en-eil 11sri11'r.tn nas
rneemd the following dlapatek hom Dr Qnttoma, wha
was reeenlly Bato ft JaetoenvlUe, lia., to invni *,
.,| rav Bl radow f-v-r :
? i \ wted ta 111 Mei araUah ar the >9and Hills, whan
ho has bna careful'} Isolated. The san N aaa -f
icllow tovar, conliai-t.*e1 In Plant Illy and flBieleged In
.lackt-onviiit) l'.tti.-iit Boavalonent. Otbei honda ie
In .-.tun- house thorough.) iBoleled ? apprehend Un
further dannr lu that direction.*
WAI -._._>Ur ? KJLk .Ult. DLiai.i-i.
Till: CITY OF NKW-TOUR DELATED.
GREAT THRONGS DISAFIODTTED BLT PA
TIEXT.
THF. STF.AMKR SAM SLOAN WITH PROMINENT
RSPOBUOAMB OM BOABD MWI1BB AB'.CT
TUT. ^.'lAVJ.P. I!AV IN VAIN-AN F.NTHCh.L
ABTIC MBXTIBO AT (T.fFT"N, S I.-AN
AeOCZDBBT TO THF. st J. a M J: P. BOBBI
CrAP.RI.TT Pit IV KV TKO A ORF. AT
CBOWD FP."M 80IMB DOWN TH*
BAT?TBBOMG8 AT THF.
BOI
The eTowds who went down the Hay to meeB
Mr. Maine ami we]conied)im home again yeatordafl
were dis.-)pp..mted. After s|s-ndmg the morning
moored to the Sum Sloan's pier at Cortlandt-st
gad the afternoon cruising around Fort Hamilton
and Sandy Hook, they returned to the city with?
out accomplishing their purpose, but -with their
enthusiasm and affection for the Republican
statesman still unabated They will return to
their quest at 7 o'clock this morning,.when it la
experted that tlie City Bf New-York will be at
?i.i'i.-ir:ii:tino wailing for them.
It is not unusual that a new steamship fails,
on her first trip, to make her guaranteed time.
New machinery .seldom does Its du tv when first
put into motion, and without takinp into account
the murky III a lim which has pfc-vailed for the
list tkWI divs anel must have he.-n attended -with
kooty outside fo^s, it would not he at all nmark
ablc. for a MW ship to be a dny late.
Tlie sail down the Btv was cool and pleasant
and it was anim."to,] on board the reception
stenmor bf the music, of the bund, by sons* and
-p.e'ii-s. The impromptu mass-meeting at Clif?
ton, S. I., developed a good deal of witt? and
ready oratory. Theta is to Ije no especial chango
in the programme to-day for Mr. Blaine'! reeeiv
tion, except that tho boat will leave her pier
at the painfully early hour of 7 a. m. In other
reepecta the arrangements decided upon for yes?
terday will he a-lh'*r.?l to to-day.
It wns dedded lat*- last night hy General Jack?
son an-l the others who have eharg- of the parai",
ti,.it ii should take place this evening, rain or
shine, and whether Mr. Blaine arrives in time to
review it or not. It ls supposed that Mx. Blaine
will get here in time, however.
A MBBBT PARTY ON THE SAM SLOAN.
WAITING PATIENTLY POB THE CITY OF
NEW-YORK.
tiif. ookmrtkb and th i'.l p. friends crui6b
aro c.nd thu bassos and hold a meet
iv.-to take lp their watch again
this Murnini;.
The hendii'inrter*. of the committee in charge
of Mr. Bia itu 'a neeption WM practically trans
ferred yesterday morning from West Twenty
Bfth-Bt io Pier Xo. 1-, X.*rtli liner, where tho
-t.-iiine-r Siini Sloan waa -t.iti,,[.i !. It had been
announced that tue Lout would not start
down th" Buy until afternoon, hut the crowd be?
gan tu Luther on iln* pier before 0 o'clock. An
hour or so later there were BBBBffB club mea
preeent *? give the place a patriotic Bftpa___a_M%
wiri tlie ir BngB banners, hndgn and uniforma.
Whir.- pluines were cs|.eclally prominent
Pin! 1" antva wm the Yourie- Men's Blaine
(.lui) dPChingo, numbering a hundred or more.
Every man won ii high whito Lat, dark clothing,
yellow glovn mid a handsome badge in blue and
gold. The cr.at.-r part of the members went on
Bl L. Eniver, which occupied a
pla,*.' al tba pier near the Sloan. The Pulver
. lyly d<*. om*. .1. A baan i.-annon at her
bow waa kept brno Bring nlutea to tha paaatoB
craft. B. X Taylor had .-.suniand of the- fhlfgB
division, undated by C. E. Laud. pceaidaM of the
club. Col. E. H. Norton, Dr Gray, C. E. Beardsley,
I. E. Gould. S. C. Millet, Colonel Munstery, EL E.
Teed, Colonel I. I. Ajroto and other leading mem
: ':.?.-'*r...:.! ?atio.T. It took them all to man
iifc,'* thinga, tot th.- Lake City eontiBfBBI WM the
live! ea! un- in the Bael Ita enthttnla-an was un
luiunded, and c'iiptaiii Philip Dick, of the I-*ulver,
ni oi- ii', effi r: to wpBUBB it. The Silver kept
elov to th-- Sloan all day, bur most of the other
I-ja ts exuiSBd about on their o-ati account
BOMB or Tin: avf.ll-knoavn mi.n presf_nt. *
Bight after tba Chi ago Club cam the m-mbers
of tiie* Reception i ?f?it_?t ___ Bepablteaa Club
asd >10-M of tu- Invited ;;-ie.ts. John F. Plum
ni-r was uni,-iii,- t..arli.st arriv;ils. Then ex
1.'. e.--,. appeared with General HmsBmm,
Ex-Sen .tor I< !' *? ,ii.m- irith Louis F. Pnyn.
il- sui on th- pi'-r for an hour or moe-, but finally
lind tu >ga i>.ie ic to bil I.-it*.n>-s* GoveiiMg Louns
bury, of Connecticut, was a_BOag the first of rho
New-England rcpreeentativn to arrive. Dr.
George B. boring, ol M.tssueiiiisetts followed
ibortly alt.?rw.u-.L 'Hi- stalwiirt form of ex
l tuted Mules l),strie:t-.Vrteerii.-y T.nney tower.-d
amoiii; the Brooklyn dr lr girton PtaMaM Fos?
ter, of the National Leagws came whh PN-8MB8
Hefford, of the -New-York Stat.* Ass,,, ia non, and
ex-CdBffRBBBU-B Kin.*, of Minneapolis, one of tho
iii'l's! shakers in Minnesota. 1 h>-n two men, oU'i
tiui ami thc otha oi medium h'-.i-'iit, came oa
board. Thev wen -canned with much iBtBCBBl
.! ts.
"General rlnrriaon'a law partacs Mr. Miller. "?
Bona om whiapend, and ta a minuw tba naallei
two men waa cordially greeted by a no rn
of people. Mr. Hillel arrived here un Wednesday
BA B BBBDBCOB IB ATI'LATIONS.
Mr. Miller broai ?*? I : im thia note of iatro
duetion from General Harrlaon:
lui.- L, August 6. 1888.
r **.?*?<-. city:
My I "ar S.r. This wUl le* hai l-l na by Mr. w.
li. ii Miller, "ii- *. m. !?? i.,.- *.*?- nd -? oaty c..,**
ll ? Ita ? i, fr..rn ?ut
. . Bea .' -k :., jee.ii m -he re.
_ i liar
*. -i.i BB_B| I *ii* -? **!i * n, u 1 tu ve ... i
- te Mr. lliaiuti a SBBlbB
. n.Usi remain !,, -e. I havu
rwltwrtttaaMr.il al :*'.l.t. mci orrin new
pl .li!.. II 111-- ..lei | e\---nd UJ
ti?em ruell .-oin- ? Aery Man
i-i :- : a-.is ii tSSISOM.
Mr. Mil! r's tall conn a - w?- Honea Me-Kay,
? - ' .it l:i li.in
ii'* S--.IS bngada with Gaav
. :ul Harrison during till* war, and is nne of the
mn,ni's in-st intimal.* lr
i.. i ... ? .*. the .1,.,.- , i both BbbBb an'l t
.I-- ? w.re crowded arith representative matty bm
troty Btata aad E-rntorv. Anion
th.-m wara William Waii.-r Pintos CbIbbbIg. V. R.
I'ruger, chairman of the Coan ? . MTbitn
law Bald, Ail'n Tliuriulike Rice, Cuiigri*s.*>i**nii
of Minnesota. Charin Luioi-y siu.tii,
Je.s -|,ii Manley, Cuy C. Kohls of
Vermont, Adam li. hine. Bl B.titimore;
I?\M_-lit [_awnBBS -v- B. Whitney, Colonel
EL A. M.Ali'in, Bernard Killin, John
J. (?'Brien, Murat [l.tLsteud, ft. ury
h. Frederic a. Patts "' x.*>v-..irk, BaBBatan
11 .nii'hre\, of tm- Natieeiial K-publ.rau LangM.
lT-sitlelit W. \\ J...His.rn, ol the Ma:
? *. Henry V.'\ in-.'-'p. Siiii.m Stevens, l'atri.k
Ford inui a iiiiiub. r af fin tels. Gay B. 1'eltull
Weale, f. lion, ol MttMaehuat'tto, and \\
1.I.IU*
>'. natur tinny had to ntl to AllB-W^to hut
ti.e National Committee was rep rem* ut wi bj th*#*?ia
memben: Vico-Chuiruian J. S. Clarkson, Colcini

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