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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
WORK OF THE INSURANCE PATROL

The Committee on Fire Patrol OF the Board
Of Underwriters issued thcirrcDOr for
Special mention has made Of tho Broadway fire OF
February, tabular statements having been prepared
which exhibit the agUy gate insurance and loss OF occG
pants and underwriters in detail the aggregate loss on
each building. and the relative proportion between
buildings and cOntents From an index record OF New
York City fires for years. il appears that hes have
occurred in 525 buildings on two occasions; lOl Dud-
ings, three cations; Is buildings, four occasions;
buildings nye occasions; building. six occasions;
buildings seven occasions, md building, eight oCca-
siOna. Inc Committee call attention to tue great dloer-
ence in percentage OF loss between buildings and con-
tents. The year just closed does not present anything
more favorable than its predecessor but the contrary
per cent buildings 10 SO per cent on cont MS
The Committee have gwen some consideration 10 an eK
tension OF the Patrol Service beyond the limit oil
FifrTninthst. The expenditures Tor patrol purposes
amounted 10 SIS go.
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A BRILLIANT METEOR.
OBSERVATIONS ~ Neutrality-suspicious. or PROF.
KIRKWOOD.

OBSERVATIONS IN INDIANA-CALCCLAll w F'or'
HARDWOOD.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: A meteor of extraordinary brllliancy
was visible in all parts of Indiana on Saturday evening
July s, about five minutes before o'clock ObservatonS
Of the phenomenon have been reported from Pa0li,
Bloomington, Indianapolis Elkhar, and various other
points; the distance apart Of the first and lsnamed
localities being go miles. Mr. j. W. Holdings
worth OF Pao says: spectators agree in giving 1t
path from n T. to " W. with an altitude OF at first 2Oo,
and dsappoarn below the horizon One careful observer
states that the streak of light folowngrcmaincd visible
than 10 minutes OF time; and all agree III ascflp
ing diameter OF Onefourth to Onethird OF degree
AT Indanapos accord NJ t. The Daiy Journal OF July
10 tire meteor appeared in the constellation CaSSio
psa at y point about 2J) above the horizon whence u
proceeded right line to the northwest, ana passed
over an arc about 800. and vanished IN space lO'
above the horizon"
According 10 the observations at PaOi and Indanapo-
lis the meteor became visible ut an elevation Oi $50
mics ;,oyc tic carths surface. II is to be regretted
mat sufficient data have not been furnished for DEER
mining its hight At disappearance, the length OF s ysl
bic track anil the ccrcuirclty ~ It's orbit d. X
determination, md, July IL, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19

ct Of Missouri vice David Dyer Luke Yea for the South
ern District of Mississippi; N. C. Page foi Montana
FOstmGsterS-RObert Ray, IT., NJ Monroe La THOMAS We
Proscb Seattle. Washington Territory. . ,,,,-
JOhn n Allen Receiver OF Public Moneys, at Alexandria
Mimi Charles Doughty Register OF the Land Oice az Esse
Saginaw Mich. Henry Gregory Indian Agent at White
River Dakota. 80. o., ,,.-.,.-
army PrOnOtions-I Col Wesley Merritt gu cavalry
10 be Colonel vice Emory rctredi MAJOR Elmer os ~
airy 10 iautenantl Oloue O. A. Custer Killed IN 80
ton; Major Nathan NJ Dudley Sd Cavalry 10 DO Lene9an
Colonel Merritt promoted; Capts Goo. H. SandtOrd
and Julius w; Mason to be Motors; tst ASp'en am
and Henry Jacl To be Captains; Second iients VIM y
Hale W. 4. Edgerly C. W. Earned, Andrew ~ nave Geo
d. Wallace Charles A. Vafnum L. 4. Hare, ~ r. Eckefson
T. A. Gfrington. II NJ. Weue and o. ~ smith TO DC flrss
Iieutenants all the nominations for appointments
and promotions in the Medical Department which were sent 70
the Senate the 9Th Inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
TIE WELCOME RAIN.

The frequent flashes Of lightning from dark
bank ~ clouds in the east early last evening promised
the rain which IS much edod in and around this city
Later with one prcmoni,ory claps Of tIundc-,
the burst upon tie cts. ani continued TO il Will
ont much force. through the early part Of the night
Tie .rttton In the PARKS, particularly al OchlFal
Park Notwithstanding the recent heavy thunder storm,
has become brown AMI whcrd I'm all except tI" most
favored market gardens urOu ii the city the Lack OF
moisture has been severely felt. ana up 10 the pr sent
time this has dsurv,d the city o. much Of tir fresh veg
rtabc food de rghle ~ tins n. VI ich e'r has
been expressed. aso, that the drOuth would art he
citys water supply but with large reservoirs, aul The
posucet Of more frequent rain come, II i probable
that this danger need not be apprchcndcd At mld ht
the rain WAS still IA linz,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19

DIED.
BACKUS- Tuesday evening July IL. Arthur W. young.
est 81 MarceF 81 BacAus, ii tue 2ISt Oi as
SOt,c oil funeral hereafter.
BUCK-ou sunday. July Is, at Andoyer, Mass, Edward
Buck. In 6jd year OF his ale
BLAIN-Tiev Bla.n the Newark Annual Conference,
ia ,a,eNc Oiiy Of ark, y. j.. July II, aged 81.
Funeral lrO'n i,o>cVlc VI. T. CLurc, Endly, 2lst. at
o',u,S Delaware iaCkawauIa AID western r. II.
leave lIouvktu l:lO o'clock for Roseyiilc.
IoINSION-At SclrOOrOu the Hudson after short
u.s July H. ls.6 the I'm year .. Der Cataitns
Johnston. widow OF tc late James c. Johnson and fOr
81 Duthail lBg ne.
Rr?tycs ard friends u family invited % attend
her funeral from late residence, Scarborough Thursday,
tuc gOl, $50 ina leave Grand Central Depot a
rvtuil flOG scarborough II 5u9 or from lary
town is .. Carriages wall be IN dtug a. tAe depot
English papers please COPY.
GKEENE-At washington II ghts, y. V CITY, Of whoopins
,nt d. Pewter iallut OF Richard H. and Gvrtrgoo
MI.s.u GrruE,, AGED months. q days.
F tl4 Service The rsstCuc, ~ his craniaiher VIM w.
Greene Tenth ant ono huAdIcdtud lsAy ur
THURSDAY July -, 20 10 q. Ia.
HAVEN sYER-,u sunday, July l6 Joseph p. Hayemeyer.
IN tho z.tl ytsroi his aAe. - -
Funrr, nom residence, S2l West Fifteenth ST..
Iurslay July 20 at 10 Relatives ANA ucnds ato re-
specially invited % attend
sTuNE-At Elizabeth. y. j. Tuesday July Is Of cholera
ulaGtuu. Bessie infant daughter OF George W. aud Ammo
T..
Kcaiivr, and friends invited TO attend the funeral scry
nom te hyi parents, No. s2O II,uIty pace,
on ILuIs ,ly. tie -OtA lust AZ I.30 r. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
A SUSPICIOUS DIAMOND PEDDLER.

Superintendent Walling yesterday morning
received letter from the Chief OF Police Of Toronto,
Canada, In reference to the arrest Of the Polish jew,
Alexander Meyers who had in his possession diamonds
valued at 81 600 Among these were 200 unset stones,
with rings, oreastpns and earrings. Tho Supcrlnteud-
ent replied that 40 robbery Of diamonds OF such value
mad taken place IN this city, and that he did X Of
any sucD person described. lie thought, how
ever thdt pfcDdOy tie man selling the diamonds for
some receiver OF stolen property, VINO had been accunu
snS theNl Oi some Tine past especially lc Nas sell
ny he stones lar below their market value. The Super
hdent thinks mat the has also given assumed
name and has asked the Canadian authorities TO send
The mans photograph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
CINCiSNAII NOMINATIONS APrHoVED-PLACE HUN-
TIERS DENOUNCED.

CINCESNAII NVnINAIIONs APPEoVED-PLACE hun
TIERS DENOUNCED.
The Independent Republican Central Com
Inittce tiCIstDG-hOusc) held meeting last evening
at No III Eishh5t, for the purpose Of radyllg tie
nomination Of Hayes and Wheeler. the meeting was
was opencd By EwOod l.. Thorne the Chairman Of the
Committee who in ais address referred 10 the growth of
the spirit OF Independence in the Republican party, and
deprecated machine politics. Mr. Thorno compared tile
candidates OF the parties, saying that Tie tcst
OF mans popularity was the estimation in
which he was held In his hOusc In
this regard tie Republican party was peculiarly
fortunate. Gov. Hayes, the Htaudardhcdrcr had been
three times elected the best OF the opposing
Iartv, willie, ii the Democratic papers before the st.
iu:, Convention could De believed. the popularity OF
e. " Tdeu ~ tins STATE very small. MI. TEGl1ir
.id that the tine Tor talking hal gone By ana the
time OTk mad come, ana rXhorlCi every Republican
10 work caI1ts SLY FOR Hay and Wheeler, predicted
tGclr Triumphant election Ia November Resolutions
were presented Il, which tHC Cincinnati nominees
culoeized :tnd GOV. Hayeso letter Ol acceptance
hIgIi, commended.
An address 10 the people then read, III which the
aims ard plius ~ the ndoendcnt Republicans were cx
n,itee. Tie continued icaty Of TIC Committee and tho
district organization which II represented 10 tue c5Ib
lean party Was pro ained. and tBe practice Oi c'rcljn
rs onccrs OF The district organizations those who already
ucld Government state, % ciiy position, strongly d
Icp,ted holders and place hunters were spoken
dcTaiyc manner. and the regular central itrpuu
can Commit tee was referred 10 IA exclusive and lrbi
rary ~ us management TINS address WdS ordered TO
u,Iutcd. After discussion ANA speeches D. the
delegates the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
GOV. HENDRICKS DENIES 4 DISAGREEMENT
WITH TILDES.
EENfFST

INpItNNToIIS, Ind, July lS.-A reporter OF
TIE Vers Of Til. city has hIi conversation VITA Gov.
Iendr,k, IN r,card TO the Saratoga conference. Tue
Governor had rot seen a" published dispatch say NJ
that tLc,c nli been rupture between Gov. len and
himself On BEN. handed copy of It. ne declared that
II wa, mf.i,udcI IN every particular lie was asked
.W.S yoIr e.. % ference with GOV. Idrn harmonious ana
.ti.Ilo, r. tie I,ad, 60 10 Was; OI C"u'-t We "i'-
trr. og som, imuaieiin poul but ON the icn Issues
,f t ,I,lIgu we were united. Dc would ILuU eel De- =
strange r,ur Gtucs 10 Nud two men IN Tie c"Hn'N
WHO'S. uiIulpI. uu national questions were lH 'N'ci h'i-
Ir.!g." IGr Governor again declared iHHl t'cic Wa
to fl mart, L. %! truth In the dispatch referred To.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
r1rnrN ANn HENDRICKS ORGANIZATION.

The Committee on Organization of the Cen
tla Tden and Hendricks Cub me; yesterday afternoon
IT the cfce Of Thomas Cooper Campbell, and after re-
coyinc Soma uuiinpoltaut reports adjourned until p
m. tomorrow.
The TTicn and UcndIlcks GcrmanA mcrican cam
paign Club of the Nth Assembly District held wr'
attended meeting nj No. 40 Es-cSst., last evening
Twenty new members were enrolled. Resolutions were
aGu.fed Hedging the org iuZlOn TO WORK for the sue
cess - the Democratic cact six delegates were trcIt
10 rcuTcs The citation IN the General lnin "i
the German 4 frc1can Democratic Campaign 'IG'''
which VIII iuoct ~ Beethoven Han n'Nt frl'sJ;
Sycc,hr, were made by Mcssrs GIasUr Cndnf4al' ana
I.dec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
,r,ppyTowy CAMPAIGN CLUn.

The Republicans of Tarrytown, including
many persons formerly known ~ Liberals nave or
rlilrd a Hayes and wheel Club, and entered actively
mo tie campaign. 4 ratification mass meeting VIII %"
,I fu short time. The Officers o. the Club IS fol
Ir,,s: President j. T. Mlard Srcrc'aly. y. j. Brown
Vice-rr.slicnts, jacob -iOriL LlN nd ''.' Nt,"u'
,.b.. q 4 Davis Luther EuiNcld. 1u,odurr n. Etur-
dict g. Graham Bacon; Treasurer. William g. weston .
Executive CoinIutJer john }. IIh~on thi!e7 y hum
pircy, Idgur Y. Fowler, Eagcnc " Lite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.

OTTAWA, july lS.-Thc Reformed Episcopal
,.,.ci p, l,n,d d., citing. to-day. Bishop Cheney I'm
the c.air Tho report OF thc Committee on the state Of
tie church WAS presented. and showed the Church was
organized IN December 1873 IL lac AT The present
date upward ~ GO ministers and 30 CONGREGATIONS IN
ON with tA. General Council. silr others already
formed or IN iroel,s. ~ formation Reports were re-
c,t,rl from only % congregations. which contain 25
i,IuI,. H.5Ig comm Ll,Iut-, G,UJb -uudhy--c uhl
,lllr,.u TLs colo. liuu. Tor the year aih'ahrH 20
II ~ u,n Tar Committee To- driu an address To tho
raj I.,-,ltrd their ic""Ft mo I"AA'
duJutucd to meet Ia rhlaarlp hiL neat year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19

ST. IOII-, july IN.-I ~ I|TTVVTN'0 ''"'"
Convection which 8, 10 meet q; Jeh son city ion"Ffo"'
M, hH,nt together the largest crowd Of delegates AMI
. ,,erLer that has con r. gated in that city ioi
MANY years livery county Ia The state Will b. repre-
...rtcd TIC uunlb.r ~ candidates Tor the different
Office, Is unusually large, there being siN f'r Governor
yc, for -,rrrialy ~ safe eight for Ecs-'rr OF LANDS
..g fr Treasurer. ny, for ttoE"y % lrral. 'A Tor
= ,r, Court ! .r and 80 iIr ;..uaa tu" 'u,7i"h T.
rIv Al rec ~ whom io Doc o. t,i Au"n- tc rF""
mont d, nj. late. Jog Governor air '''- iI'. son "I
Con ~.rllu. Price; Geo g.. N's', aud john : lh'Ii-
monument toa.t,--Ytau brfpIc the NsT -" is "Ic
at The Madison House tonight 20 ia FAVOR oi
P4tlls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
OBITT1RY.
WEN SLANG.

The steamer Alaska, which left Hong Kong
on the Ijtn Glt, brings word that the pScd Chinese
statesman. Wen Slang, is dead. He "A member Of %,
Grand Council Grand Secretary OF The Srcrraral, and
Tauuc Yancn He greatly respected for Ls nhiii
tes aud particularly TOR Ms integrity. He was one ~
The Chinese officers believed 20 bc strictly honest
Although holding positions OF great power, he lived aud
died POOR bis funeral being dciraych by the
Government. tie Emperor personally contributing 5000
tnch toward thc expenses Tao funeral ceremonies were
to DC OF unusual gllcndDr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
AprryXARp,s muRprnous FRENZY.

Richard Ialrcnn of No. 357 Grand-St. drank
very heavily in several liquor saloons last night and be-
came intoxicated that he had To be elected from one
of them lie then the saloon at No. 4i6 Pearl
ST. and called for some whisky. which he drank and
fused pay for. Tie barkcep,r, john Stevens, told
him to leave the place lie said that lac would do s0 II
stevens gave him cigar Ths stevens refused to do,
and Harriglu picked M long knife lying upon the conn
ter and plunged II into scy1nsS breast, lictng fatal
wound The wounded man was taken In dying condi-
non To Bellevue Hospital. and IIirr-a was locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
HAYES AND WHEELER IN PHILADELPHIA.

FORMATION OF An INFLUENZA CAMPAIGN 'L'D
PHILADELPHIA, July 18.-A large ana en-
tnusiastlc meeting held in tho Twenty -iih'a war"
Of the City OF philadelphia Monday evening iof 'n'
purpose Of forming Hayes and wheeler CluD Ter me
Ward. The officers chosen were Peter a. H. Nideuci
President T. : Kelly, Col. WIN. J.. Ekius, Watson Nd"
lone the Hon. Joseph Il. Hancock, and john Money
Weep. esdcnts John w Frazier and George W. Gr"Nos
Secretaries; Hamilton Disston. Treasurer; the ZION
Joseph H. Hancock, Hamilton D!sston Augustus 'ol!cL
VIM II. Montgomery, Gen. Gideon A. Clark Geo DC
Flrgnd Chas. Godcnbcrg, Peter H. Evans, iioiau" ~
stoklry W,n. Charlton, Wm. l.. Elliott, Frank Malone
Frank Charlton. jr., oscar Sailcr, Frank Gnd"lh' ana
Alec5 McCucn Executive ana Financial COMMITTEE
The President. Nr. Widcnur, - Treasurer 81 iH"' a,
PIMA COL Ekins is momber of Gov. lariranIls 'tHI
ttr. DiAstun is the we'll. nOwn saw UHEu.hc lu'i H,I
FrGzicr was Secretary the Horace Greeley LM'.lc
Committee OF PhaCrlphn n 1877 Gen tla'H h"-i,t'i
81 tue city HOlatiO v Stokcy = son "i me non W.
: Siotl.y. Mavor PniladClnhia, ana VIM. X i'loi'
- a l,,iIng hardware manufacturer; the othcr- UT"
pgI,ally well known. The Republican majority 0i me
Ti,ci -uirh ward about 500. This year II VIII give
.5O majority for Hayes and wheeler, owing to ne mar
tpuy and uuou Of artiOI existing between Inc icP""
Leans, Liberals, and Citizens Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AUSTRIAN EARTHQUAKE.
LONDON "Wednesday July 10. 1876

IONDON, Wednesday, july IT, ISIb
TIE T;ncSS Vienna kilograms show that the
recent earthquake Affected he Danube basin from Pas
sau I'm Bavaria 10 Prcsburg in Hungary. The shock was
fe,t at Witiingan, in Bohemia, SchelCtan, in Mo-
fay.a, BudHc.s, Trobit5ch, 1ischn0wiiz, and re
ran and elsewhere to the north, while the
southern limit, are marked by sOienbuig
Hmdhcrg, and the Movie Alps The center movement
was at Sci Gibbs where there three shocks lasting
ten seconds Rents are visible in houses In
Vienna Several ohImneys have fallen. The River
Danube rcccdcd rom the right bank, and passed In
great wave To the other side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
WHOLESALE REMOVALS ~ NEw-uAmrsuIEr.

CoNCJnp, y. H., July ls.-ln the House to-
IL, Gcs-,s were passed Tor the removal - thr follow
Ing anlre.. Of TU-horouEh County: Lew. W. Clark
Attorney -Gorssa - state; LUcicn H. Couah' Fio""''
JUDGE; Timothy l.. Crowley. Probate Register; Thomas
y p.r,, Count, sheriff: join T. EartI,tt. Police JIs-
t!ce ~ Manchester; aad Newton u. Wilson. Associate
Justice OF the Police Court ~ Manchester. A address
fur tine removal "f Oiisrr H. NOycs JpLu : "ah'F",
n, Aulr.,. 4 FInrld -tntc EI-h Commissioners. Was
o ~ ri IA WIS tddtrs FOR The r,ino, 40 u ih' t'''
los NrrImacN County OH .a.s: ". W iiaadtiH. -
i.iinr. I ,.iu Jl!Eiu ru,G; Warren '!Jfk, If"p'''
J.,i.r Wl Y.atau Probate Register. An aidtc.. Wa"
aI. passed FOR the removal oil bcEI! l. 't"i io"'o
Ju5ti,e OF Pittsirld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
ALEXANDEK russell.

Alexander Russell whose death il announced
from London WIS an able journalist. Born Edinburgh
in lsia began ais literary career by contributing To
Tdj's Ioga-iHe and other periodicals In 1Sl5 he be-
came cd tor OF The Scotsman journal high literary
repu;c. In politics Mr. Russrl Whlg He contrib
utrd to leadus magazines, aud was an authority upon
H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
pACIFIC RAnROAD LANDs

WASHINGTON, July lS.-Mr. Booth, from the
Senate Public Lands Committee, to-ca, reported bill
prepared under the Sargent resolution to inquire what
.ation II any WAS necessary carry into effect the
Ian winch uroydts tuat all Pacific Railroad lands MT
sold disposed Of within three years nom Tue Halo Oh
tl cp,npciuu of the road, shall b. subject 10 pre-
rmp!iUu mt - per acre, Ia be- pald 10 thc COMPANY
The bill provides legal remedies for enforcing convey
rrs from the Companies to the settlers under the dOoNo
requirement. and pescibrs penalty 81 9loCO Iut cIoh
nt,npt to cyae u by fraudulent deeds OF trust, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
ABANK cLosED-rnE BANKER GONE.

KUIIIF-ITTI, n -, JHIy 10 TV D'T1TN VI
Faifport was closed tins morning. Mr.. Henry L. VOL
colt the proprietor went 10 81 Louis some three weeks
since aud not having been heard from, considerable
alarm wa, occasUHcd. The deposits u the bank dn,nt
To about 80 900 Ohcr laiutirS, n any, are not stated
Mr. Wocut always been noted FOR nir ANA honora
bic t.aliu AMI ~ motive - ass, med for hi, d~ap
pcaraucc II supposed that ho has been fOuly dca.t
Ult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
CuIDREN'S EDUCATIONAL RELIEF AssoCIA-


To the EdttOr OF The tribune.
SIRE The intense heat Of the last few days
has fallen with depressing effect upon all classes In tue
cy but uron none with fatal consequences than
upon tho un'oru lato occupants Of the contyed ten
cmcnthouscs and other localities where the INDECENT
find their nhospt .blo homes. The mortality among the
children in these abodcs Of discomfort is truly frshtiu
aud call, FOR prompt relief from those who hay" dspO
clifton to help them. This Association sohcs ticc con
frbutious To- en- Die them To provide such ad and com
frt h. THESE sick and suffering poor their necessities
demand. Donations Of money may be sent To No ~
r,t orp,-,t or TO the rooms OF the Association, No
2nt rs. Rrn1da1y A. j. CLAIRE,
NrIo- y9jJE Juiy IL. 1876. Financial Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
COMPLICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July lS.-lhc Senate in Ex-
eeutiyo session to-day couIrmcd the following homina-
ti0ns
collectors Of CUsioms-John Kelley at willamette ofegon
Vim. ASHnOrt, burlington, y. j. . -, -. ~.
It.,I states dO H. Bliss for the Eastern DIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
TILE COTTON WORM Ar WORK.

M0NrGOMERY, Ala, July IS.-The COTTON
warn, . oppcarcd IN great numbers In all the cotton
0,lds I'm Middle aud South Alabama. Fears arc enter
iacd owina 10 their advanced state at this early date,
of the total destruction OF the crop. The corn crop Will
pr the best over raised IN Alabama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19

NfIrSIC.

Signor Palmieri has engaged the Academy
Of Music for regular season of Italian opera, beginning
Nov g. Yerdis Ion Carlos " and GOmcz's " Guarany"
will he the novelties OF tic SigDor Pamieri was
connected with the management OF tic San Carlo at
Naples in ls68G9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19

m, etincs Aug and are fugcested as proper tlmes
at which persons moy be proposed ana eec'cd % mem
bershp and also that members make spc'lai eho'' ~
socre the election all persons who are row 'tIc
suppprtefs of tie Cincinnati nOmiHatiIrs i'spu'ioh
was also adopted directing the several dsiiir as"l
to. tu met ON The evening of AUG. Il Ia elect elrit
ard aIt,iratrs attend The COM cnion ~ SiaI"-
be held Aug - The following number oi Gelc"'', anu ,
aitcruufrs will be elected by e. n district: - ass npN
District . ia o: lid, - iEth, .; N,h, .; Nlir'
VIM. 3: With, 3; IXth, 1; Nth, =; Nlih Aii.i'
KILN. 3; NlYth, =; XVIII WIN, - A'iu'f'
XVlIIth. ); XIXth, =; XXth.4, NAlst, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
CENTENNIAL AWARDS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-At the lntelna-
toual Exhib,tiou "a number OF Group Jurcs OF Award
have completed tue bulk OF their Dors and are now en-
ra.ch upon u second and more thorough examination.
wr, VIM iuciude all hit has been hitherto oNcrinohcd
The fcturst Is now made that nOtirc bia DC promptly
given a. an, exhibit not aliuhcatod upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
Tuprv AND HENDRICKS IN ACCORD.

CNCINNATI, July ia Times special says
Gov Hendricks IN an interview with an Indianapolis
Sears reporter to-day cmpatically denied Inc statement
that differences had arisen between himself and Coy
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