The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

from eome agency. as we found camp
euuipments that had never been used,
also blankets that were Of new brand
United States Indian Department"
TAMMANY.
Tilden ana Hendricks Indorscd-Magna-
ntmity Of John Kelly.
New YoRK, July 1.-THE Tammany
Hall General Committee met last night.
| Augustus Schell presiding. A lively
time ensued Resolutions were read
indorsing the nomination OF Tilden and
! Hendricks as most fitting and proper,
and the only means OF saving the coun-
! try.
| An amendment was offered that tho
committee have unabated confidence in
John Kelly, and are confident Of march
ing to victory under his leadership.
This provoked an excited discussion.
Peter N. Olney, A. u. Caldwell and
others said the amendment was out OF
place and should be referred TO the COM
mittee on organization.
Edward Cooper denounced John Kel-
ly's action at st. Louis. in fighting and
abusing Tilden, and said the Democratic
party never authorized him to do So.
Great confusion followed and shouts OF
''Sit down" "rhrow him out"
The resolutions were finally adopted,
and John Kelly made speech, asking
that everything be forgotten except the
common enemy.
The Undecided.
New YoRK, July 14.--The Liberal Re-
publican State Executive Committee
have determined to call convention OF
Liberal Republicans, at Saratoga, on tho
23d Of August.
Damaging waterspout.
CINCINNATI, July 14.-Constant rains
during the past few days In middle and
southern Ohio have caused considerable
damage TO crops.
A waterspout In the neighborhood OF
Jondonville carried off hundred head
OF sheep, and washed the railroad track
in some places to the depth Of eight
feet.
Destructive FIood.
PfTTsBURa, July IA flood in Crows
Run, which empties into tho Ohio river
at Freedom, submerged the floors OF
houses oil along the banks. Thomas
Lighthills house was swept away, and
Mrs. Lighthills and four children were
drowned.
THE EASTERN WAR.
TuEkish ana seryian successes anasRc-
yerses-Turkey Ahead.
PARIS, July 4.--The Figure publishes
a special dispatch from Semlin, which
says the Servian Gen. TchernayefY is
near Nisch. The Turkish Gen. Abdul
Kerim has made Widden his base of
operations and threatens Gen. Tcher-
nayeff's rear. The latter's headquarters
have been moved back to Agodina.
BeLaRADE, July 1.-The Turks have
been driven in and the gates OF Widden
are now closed.
BELGRADE, July 14--Dispatches say
the Servian General Lescbiaul yester-
day energetically renewed the attack
upon O5man Pasha, compelling him TO
abandon his entrenched position before
Santischar.
RAousA, July 1.-THE insurgent gene
raj, Pekse Ponlovitch, defeated the
Turks yesterday, near Kleck. The
Turks lost $50 killed.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 14.-OfIlcial adj
vices state Vischcgrod 3 Lewiston In Bos-
MIA crossed the Servian frontier yester-
day and routed the Servians near the
town OF Kanterdelan, which was CAP
tured and burned.
Deputations 10 Lord Derby In Favor Of
Non-interventiOo.
LONDON, July H.-Lord Derby to-day
received deputation on the Eastern
question, consisting Of 40 members OF
Parliament and 571 gentlemen from all
parts OF the kingdom. The Right Hon.
John Bright presented memorial IN
favor of strict neutrality, except when
It may be possible to interpose friendly
offices to mitigate the horrors OF war
and hasten close Of the conflict. Lord
Derby acknowledged the Importance OF
the deputation, and spoke in sympathy
with its objects.
Lord Derby afterwards received q
deputation Of the Christian Leagne on
the same subject. He severely criticized
their memorial. He thought In the
main he sympathized with their object
In regard. to atrocities he said that
doubtless both sides committed them
Earl Derby, in reply to Mr.. John
Bright's deputation, said: As far as hst-
man foresight could discern, general
war was most unlikely result from the
present conflict.
FRANCE.
The Attitude of the Left Sluce the Minis
try's Triumph.
PARIS, July 1.-THE attitude OF the
party OF the Left has entirely changed
since the vote upon the measure for the
appointment OF mayors, showed that
the Government had a majority in tho
Chamber OF Deputies. Tne Left will
abstain from all attempts to oyerthrow
the ministry henceforth, and only aim
at obtaining q Republican majority in
the Senate at the partial election which
is fixed for 1873.