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1872June 08

Articles

• The Pension Office.
• At Last.
• THE INDIAN CHIEFS.; Their Reception at the Cooper Institute. Speeches by Red Cloud, Red Dog, Messrs. Tatham, Cooper, Fisher and Others A Crowded House Peace. What One of Mr. Greeley's Principal Supporters Thinks of His Chances.
• NEW-YORK AND SUBURBAN NEWS.; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. LONG ISLAND. STATEN ISLAND. NEW-JERSEY.
• THE BRIDGEPORT TRAGEDY.; Eighty Thousand Dollars in Securities Missing A Reward of $10,000 Offered for their Recovery.
• Business in the General Sessions.
• The Case of Stephen B. Babcock.
• Amusements This Evening.
• The Cup that Cheers.
• OUT-DOOR SPORTS.; Trotting at Suffolk Park, Philadelphia Boating on the Schuylkill. Base-Ball Notes.
• GERMAN AMERICANS.; Resolutions Adopted by the German Reform Organization. The American Jockey Club Pools The Third Day's Races. The Jersey City Official Malfeasance Cases The Prisoners to be Sentenced Today. Personal.
• EMPIRE OF GERMANY.; Prince Bismarck's Illness--The Debate on the Jesuit Petitions--Position of the Order--The Influence of Events-- Parliament's Work. THE JESUIT PETITIONS. POSITION OF THE ORDER. THE INFLUENCE OF EVENTS. THE SPIRIT OF THE VATICAN. THE PARLIAMENT.
• PENNSYLVANIA.; Political Matters in the Western Portion of the State The "Liberal" Movement and Its Promoters Sumner's Trade The New-York Times.
• MINOR TOPICS.
• THE BOSTON JUBILEE.; Arrival of a French Band Arrangements for the Press.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.; Feeling Over the Work of the Philadelphia Convention. The House Democrats and the Civil Rights Bill. Senator Fenton's Last Trick for Political Effect. Prospect for an All-Night Session in the Senate. Belgian Notions of Extradition all on One Side. Dispatch to the Associated Press
• The Nashua and Rochester Railroad Injunction Case.
• CURRENT NOTES.
• COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• The Ring Trials.
• THE RECENT STORM.; Additions to the List of Disasters on the New-England Coast.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• OBITUARY.; Capt. William F. Beers.
• Music in the Parks.
• Closing of Foreign Mails at Post-Office.
• THE BELGIAN MURDER.; The Accused, Voght, Brought up on a Writ of Habeas Corpus Decision Reserved on the Question of the Prisoner's Extradition.
• NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• The Greeley Vice-Presidents.
• The Treasure on the Sunken Spanish Frigate Leocadia.
• STANTON AND GRANT.; Further Convincing Testimony of the Error in Mr. Sumner's Statement.
• The Rulloff Rewards Suit by New-York Policemen.
• Closing of Domestic Mails
• CUBAN AFFAIRS.; The Trouble with the Spanish Bank Anticipated Riot Successful Measures of Prevention The Financial and Political Situation. The Gordon-Gould Suit.
• MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• Greeley on Cochrane.
• FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS.; SECOND SESSION.
• The Republic Without Republicans."
• The Common Council and the Controller Discussion on the Distress Among the Laborers.
• Passengers Arrived.
• MASONIC.; The Grand Lodge Close of the Communication Important Reports and Decisions.
• FOREIGN MARKETS.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• Horace Greeley and the Colored Vote.
• HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
• Hendricks' Position.
• BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; Cleared. Arrived. By Telegraph. Marine Disaster. Spoken, & c. European Marine News.
• MRS. NANCY CLEM.; Commencement of Her Fourth Trial on the Charge of Murder at Lebanon, Ind.
• Dr. Lanahan in Jail--The Reward for Exposing Frauds.
• AMUSEMENTS.; Musical. ENGLISH OPERA AT BRYANT'S. Miscellaneous.
• Suit for the Recovery of Damages.
• AFTER THE CONVENTION; Incidents of the Great National Republican Gathering. Greeting Between State Delegations-Philadelphia's Welcome--Work of the Committee on Resolutions--Closing Scenes. PHILADELPHIA'S WELCOME. THE COMMITTEE ON RELOLUTIONS. DEPARTURES. The President and Vice-Presidents of the Convention to Meet in Washington.
• GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS; Recent English Action on the Supplemental Article. Destructive Tornado is the Southern Part of Iowa. Houses Unroofed and Blown Down and Cattle Killed. Heavy Rains and Damaging Floods in Illinois. Bridges, Crops and Stock Swept Away and Two Men Drowned. THE SUPPLEMENTAL ARTICLE. Opinion in Washington as to the Status of the Proposed Artilce. Dispatch to the Associated Press.
• The Working Women's Home
• A Difficult Task.
• A Card from the Deputy Chamberlain.; OFFICE OF THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN, NEW-YORK COUNTY COURT-HOUSE.
• Fire in Worth-Street Put Out With a Babcock Extinguisher.
• RATIFICATION MEETING.; The Colored men of king's County Indorse the Philadelphia Nominees. Rejoicings over the Nominations. The Oregon Election-A Republican Clean Sweep. Explosion in a Portland Hotel. Reception to Bishop Peck at Syracuse. The Poor Children's Picnics.
• THE LABOR QUESTION.; Continuance of the Eight-Hour Difficulty. Meetings of the Different Trades Last Night The Piano-Makers New Features of the Strike Action of Manufacturers. What Some Masters Say The Cabinet and Piano-Makers Facts About Singer's and Brewster's Factories. The Philadelphia Gas-Makers' Strike. Strike of the Richmond Car Conductors and Drivers.
• WIND AND RAIN.; Great Destruction of Live Stock and Crops in Iowa and Illinois.
• Unsafe Buildings.
• The Eight-Hour Strikes.
• The Grave of Anson Burlingame.
• DR. LANAHAN.; His Arrest at the Suit of Goodenough. Arbitrary Conduct of the Sheriff's Officials--A Malicious and Unusual Course--A Clergyman Imprisoned on a Vindictive Suit.
• THE REFORMED CHURCH SYNOD.; Delegates Received from Other Denominations--Debate on the Adoption of the Report of the Committee on Hope College. The City Contracts--How they were Awarded--Mayor Hall Privately Instructs the Contractors. A Little Girl Murdered by a Child.
• GREAT BRITAIN.; A New Telegraph Cable Prince Bismarck Going to the Isle of Wight. The Band of the Grenadier Guards Sailed from Liverpool.
• Meteorological.
• LAW REPORTS.; COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY. DECISIONS. SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM. SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM JUNE 7. Before Chief Justice Ingraham and Judge Leonard. ARE GAS-HOUSES NUISANCES?